In Google Analytics, the “Goal Details” section is used to specify the parameters for a specific goal. This includes the type of goal, the destination URL or other criteria that must be met for the goal to be considered complete, and any optional settings such as the goal value or funnel.

The “Goal Details” section is where you can configure the specifics of a goal, such as:

• Goal type: This determines the type of goal you are tracking, such as a destination, duration, pages per session, or an event.
• Destination: For destination goals, this is the URL that users must visit in order to complete the goal.
• Goal value: This is a monetary value that is assigned to each time a user completes the goal. This can be useful for tracking the value of conversions on your website.
• Funnel: A funnel is a series of steps that users go through before completing the goal. You can specify the URLs for each step in the funnel and set the required step and match type options.

By configuring the “Goal Details” section, you can fine-tune your goals and get a better understanding of how users are interacting with your website.