Which element in Google Analytics helps to visualize the connection of user acquiring campaigns to event data?

The Explore section in Google Analytics 4 is designed for in-depth analysis of data, allowing users to visualize complex relationships in their data, including the connection between user acquisition campaigns and event data. Within this section, users can create customized reports using different visualization techniques, such as tables, graphs, or funnels. This flexibility enables analysts to dive deeper into how users interact with events after being acquired through specific campaigns, providing insights into the effectiveness of those campaigns.

The other options, while valuable in their own right, do not offer the same level of customization and detailed analysis for visualizing connections between campaigns and events. The Traffic attribution dashboard provides an overview of how traffic sources contribute to conversions but lacks the granular detail available in the Explore section. Conversion tracking setup primarily focuses on defining and tracking conversions rather than visualizing campaign-event relationships. User engagement reports give insights into user interactions but do not specifically illustrate how these interactions correlate with acquisition campaigns.