Can it work with what I already run?
You already have accounts. Some of them have years of history in them, and none of them are going to be replaced because a new system would prefer it.
So nothing here asks you to move. You connect the accounts you already have, they stay yours, and what they know starts showing up where you can use it — instead of in six places you have to go and look.
Connecting one takes about a minute, and disconnecting takes one click. That is the whole commitment.
Three things are true of every connection.
01
It stays your account
You authorise it from your own login, and it appears in your own account’s list of connected apps. Nothing is moved, copied out, or re-created somewhere else.
02
Read-only, unless you say otherwise
Almost every connection can only look. The few that can do something — publishing a post you approved, for instance — say so in the list below, and only ever do the specific thing named there.
03
One click to revoke
From inside your account, or from ours, at any time, without asking anybody. A connection you cannot end on your own is not a connection, it is a dependency.
What each one can and cannot see
Every connection, in the words you’ll see when you authorise it.
These are not a summary written for this page. They are the exact lines shown beside each connection inside the product, from the same place — so what you read now and what you agree to later cannot say different things.
Google Analytics 4
Traffic + conversions
Can see — Your traffic, sources, and conversion events — read-only.
Cannot — Change your site, your tracking, or anything in your account.
Google Ads
Ad spend + results
Can see — Campaign performance, spend, and cost-per-result — read-only.
Cannot — Change bids, budgets, or pause/launch campaigns without your say-so.
Meta / Facebook
Publish approved posts to your Page
Can see — Publish the posts you approve to the one Facebook Page you choose.
Cannot — Post anything you haven't approved, read your messages, or touch your other Pages or ad account.
Search Console
Rankings + search
Can see — Your rankings, clicks, and the terms you show up for — read-only.
Cannot — Change your site or submit anything on your behalf.
Google Drive
Shared files
Can see — Only the specific files or folder you share with us — nothing else.
Cannot — See the rest of your Drive, or edit what you share unless you ask.
Slack
Updates in your channel
Can see — Post updates to the one channel you pick — that's it.
Cannot — Read your other channels, DMs, or history.
Which of these you can switch on today, and what each one has actually read, is shown inside your own account rather than promised here — because that is the only place it can be true rather than described.
The point isn’t the connection. It’s not having to go and look.
Everybody already has the numbers. They are in four places, each behind its own login, each with its own idea of what a week is, and reading them means sitting down on a Monday with a coffee and doing arithmetic.
Almost nobody does that for long. Not because it is hard, but because it is the kind of thing that stops happening the week you get busy — which is exactly the week it mattered.
Connected once, it is one thing to read, and it arrives whether you remember to ask or not. Where all of it sits is its own page, and worth reading before you connect anything.
The audit connects nothing and needs no account — it reads what is already public about your site. It is the honest way to see how this works before authorising anything at all.