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# How to check if the Recharge connection is working

Littledata's Recharge source plugin automatically tracks Recharge orders and sends that subscription data to your connected destinations.

This is a quick guide to check if the plugin is correctly set up.

{% hint style="info" %}
Before using this guide, check Google Analytics to make sure you've had some orders, and that some of those are recurring orders. Otherwise, there's nothing to validate!
{% endhint %}

## Marketing attribution problems

Please see our separate article on [marketing attribution for Shopify](/advanced/troubleshooting/troubleshooting-marketing-attribution-for-shopify.md).

## First-time payments vs Recurring payments

As you know, a recurring payment does not require another user interaction with your website once the First-time payment has been successfully processed. This is why we split the subscription types (First-time or Recurring) in order to keep the accurate conversion rate for your marketing efforts.

In Google Analytics 4, it's a very straightforward thing to check. The easiest way to do it is to go to your **Property,** check **Real Time View,** and then scroll down until you see the **Conversions** Section. There, you will see your Recharge conversions are marked as *subscriptions.*

Next to the **Conversions** section, you can see **Events.** There you have an overview of all events in the past 30 minutes. If you scroll through the pages, you can see all types of subscription events made on your store recently.

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Additionally, you can create a custom report that filters only subscription events.

For all subscriptions that started *after* you installed the Littledata app, you will be able to group those payments by subscriber, and group by the marketing channel or campaign that caused them to start subscribing.

If you have any issues, please [contact our support team](https://www.littledata.io/contact-us)!


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