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ga4-measurement-verifier

Check expected GA4 event names and counts against a realtime report receipt, preserving row coverage, minute-window and deployment-timing limits. Use when verifying tracking after a deployment or investigating missing events. Trigger with "did GA4 receive sign_up?", "check GA4 tracking after deploy" or "missing GA4 events".

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# GA4 Measurement Verifier

## Overview

Determine which expected event names/counts are present in a supplied realtime
receipt and whether its time window can support a post-deployment observation.
Produce an evidence ledger without treating an empty response as an outage or a
matching event name as end-to-end tracking certification.

## Prerequisites

- The numeric target property ID, its Standard/360 tier, expected event names and
  explicit minimum counts for this observation. Do not invent universal success
  thresholds from aggregate traffic.
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