> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nosto.com/ugc/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nosto.com/ugc/analytics/v4/events.md).

# Widgets Events

Nosto's UGC Tracks different Performance events to ensure we can accurately track a user's interaction with the widgets available on your website.

We recommend you start by reading our [Getting Started](https://developer.stackla.com/analytics/google-analytics-v4/getting-started/) guide.

Learn more about which UGC widgets support the Google Analytics 4 Plugin [here](http://help.nosto.com/en/articles/7890296-google-analytics-4-authentication-configuration#h_4764c82fc5)

## Google Analytics Custom Dimensions

The Google Analytics 4 Plugin relies on a list of custom dimensions that are automatically created in your Google Analytics 4 account when you start tracking.

Learn more about the UGC custom dimensions [here](https://help.nosto.com/en/articles/7890296-google-analytics-4-authentication-configuration#h_324f098c5f)

## Performance Events

The following performance events are tracked by Nosto's UGC Google Analytics 4 plugin:

* `Tile Load` (nosto\_ugc\_tile\_load) - This event is fired when a tile loads within a widget.
* `Tile Like` (nosto\_ugc\_tile\_like) - This event is fired when a user clicks the like button on a tile within a widget.
* `Widget Load` (nosto\_ugc\_widget\_load) - This event is fired when a widget is loaded on a page.
* `Widget Load More` (nosto\_ugc\_widget\_load\_more) - This event is fired when a user loads more content on a widget (includes Load More, Previous, Next, and Vertial Scrolling actions).
* `Tile Dislike`(nosto\_ugc\_tile\_dislike) - This event is fired when a user clicks the dislike button on a tile within a widget.
* `Tile Hover` (nosto\_ugc\_tile\_hover) - This event is fired when a user hovers over a tile within a widget.
* `Product Click` (nosto\_ugc\_product\_click) - This event is fired when a user clicks the CTA button on a tile within a widget.
* `Pin Click` (nosto\_ugc\_pin\_click) - This event is fired when a user clicks the pin on a map tile within a widget.
* `Tile Expand` (nosto\_ugc\_tile\_expand) - This event is fired when a user expands a tile within a widget.
* `Tile User Click` (nosto\_ugc\_user\_click) - This event is fired when a user clicks the creator social link on a tile within a widget.
* `Tile Share Click` (nosto\_ugc\_tile\_share\_click) - This event is fired when a user clicks the share button on a tile within a widget.
* `Shopspot Flyout` (nosto\_ugc\_shopspot\_flyout) - This event is fired when a user opens the shopspot flyout on a tile within a widget.

To customize your selection of events that are triggered, you can adjust this within the plugin settings. See more details in [this](https://help.nosto.com/en/articles/7890296-google-analytics-4-authentication-configuration) article.

To learn more about **Nosto's UGC Performance Dashboard** [here](http://help.nosto.com/en/articles/7890304-how-to-use-the-ugc-performance-dashboard).


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