Wrong sales statistics in Google Analytics

Hi,

I don't see why it would do that.
The GA plugin uses the order_full_price variable of the order, which contains the total amount of the order. And that's what is also used on your backend listing.

One thing I noticed while checking the code of the plugin is that the currency of the order is not sent to GA (it shouldn't matter normally and it's not mandatory), but mainly that could help.
Try to add the code:

,
	"currency: "'.$currencyInfo->currency_code.'"

"tax": "' . round($tax, 2) . '"

Hi,

Try changing the line:
$tax = $order->order_subtotal_no_vat + $order->order_shipping_tax + $order->order_discount_tax;

to:
$tax = ($order->order_subtotal - $order->order_subtotal_no_vat) + $order->order_shipping_tax + $order->order_discount_tax + $order->order_payment_tax;

in the same file.

Hi,

Cf : developers.google.com/analytics/devguide...nalyticsjs/ecommerce

Your order have 10% taxes.
Total : 18.05 (16.41 + 1.64)

So we can see how the different parts are composed (with a little approximation due to some rouding).
Subtotal: $12.00 (10.90 + 1.1)
Shipping: $6.05 (5.5 + 0.55)

The 11.46 you have in Google Analytics reports can be processed like that :
12 + 1.1 - 1.64 = 11.46
Which does not have any logical sense.

What you can do is activate the "debug" mode in the Google Analytics plugin so you will have some trace in the HikaShop payment log for the calls made to the analytics plateform.
There you will be able to see what content has been processed for the tax.

Regards,