AdAce AdsOne Google sign-in for Ads, Analytics and Search Console
Instead of three separate connections, AdAce Ads uses one Google sign-in. You see Google's official consent screen, choose what to allow, and the service uses exactly those permissions.
What it does
The connection covers Google Ads accounts, Google Analytics 4 properties, Search Console sites and, when you use tracking fixes, Google Tag Manager. Google shows each permission on its consent screen; if you uncheck one, the related features simply stay unavailable.
Tokens are stored encrypted and refreshed automatically. The connection health check shows, per service, how many accounts, properties and sites are visible right now.
Why it helps
- Fewer logins and fewer expired connections to chase.
- Transparent permissions — Google shows every scope before you agree.
- Disconnecting revokes access at Google as well, not just in the app.
How to set it up
- Open Integrations and choose “Connect Google”.
- Sign in with the Google account that has access to the client's Ads, GA4 and Search Console.
- Review the permissions on Google's screen and confirm.
- Back in the app, pick ad accounts, GA4 properties and sites to connect.
- Press “Check now” to confirm what the connection can see.
Good to know
- If several clients use the same Google account, access at Google is revoked together with the last connection so other clients are not cut off.
- The service never asks for your Google password.
Try it on your own accounts
Create a workspace, connect Google or Meta in a couple of clicks and see your accounts clearly. Changes follow your approvals or the policy you configure.
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