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Get access to your client’s Meta and Google accounts with one link

Your client opens the link, signs in with Facebook and Google, picks their accounts and confirms.

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Demo link. Facebook and Google are simulated, no real accounts are used.

Northlight Digital would like access to your Meta and Google accounts

  1. Connect(current step)
  2. Select accounts(not started)
  3. Connected(not started)

Sign in with the Facebook profile that manages your business. You pick what to share in the next step.

By continuing you agree to the terms and the privacy notice.

  • Petal & Stem Flowers

    Connected
    • Facebook Page
    • Instagram account
    • Meta ad account

  • Corner Cycle Works

    Connected
    • Meta ad account
    • Google Ads
    • Google Analytics

  • Harbour Dental

    Connected
    • Facebook Page
    • Google Ads
    • Tag Manager

  • Second Chapter Books

    Connected
    • Facebook Page
    • Instagram account
    • Google Analytics

Everything shown on this page is example data. The agency, the businesses and the people are made up.

Works with

Automatic

Guided on the platform’s own screen

17 kinds of access. 5 are automatic. 12 are guided. All integrations. Next: Meta catalogs, TikTok ad accounts, Shopify stores, HubSpot accounts and WordPress sites.

How it works

1. Connect your Business Manager

Sign in with Facebook and pick the Business Manager that receives access. Do the same with Google for your Google Ads manager account. You never type an ID.

The Meta box on Connections, after signing in.

2. Create a link

Switch on what you need from the client and set the access level for each. Copy the link and send it. Your choices are saved as a template for the next client.

The Create link box.

3. Your client picks their accounts and confirms

The client signs in and sees their own Pages, ad accounts and properties in dropdowns. A Meta ad account takes one more step on Meta’s own screen: the box shows the step and checks that the access arrived. You see where each client stands on your dashboard.

What your client sees after signing in with Facebook.

Your logo and your color on your client’s screen

Upload your logo and pick the color of the main button. Our name is there once, small, at the bottom of the box.

Try a color

The example box now uses violet.

The link can run on your own domain, for example access.youragency.com. The sign-in itself still happens at Facebook and Google.

What your client sees when access is given.

When something is in the way

If the person who opens the link cannot share an account, the box says why and who can, and the same link works for that person.

The card a client sees under an ad account they are not an admin of.

Pricing

You pay for active clients, and links are unlimited on every plan. A client is active once they have given you access through a link.

Billing is not switched on yet

Until it is, everything is free to use. The prices below are the planned ones.

Every plan has

  • Unlimited links and link templates
  • Meta and Google in the same link
  • Your logo and button color on the client’s screen
  • Links on your own domain
  • The client’s screen in English and Norwegian
  • Checks that tell the client what is wrong and who can fix it
  • A dashboard with each client’s status
  • Access that stays on Meta and Google if you cancel

Planned prices, in US dollars, without VAT. Every plan will start with a 7-day trial, with no card.

Questions

Is the Meta ad account step automatic?
No. Meta closed that part of its API to new apps in 2021, so the client does it on Meta’s own screen. The box gives them your business ID to paste, shows the steps and checks that the access arrived.
Do you keep my client’s sign-in?
No. It is used while the client has the link open, for at most 30 minutes, then removed at Facebook and Google and deleted here. We keep a record of what was shared.
What does my client need?
A Facebook profile that is an admin of their business, and a Google account with admin access to Google Ads and Analytics. If the person who opens the link is not an admin, the box says so and they can send the same link to the person who is.
Why does Google ask my client to sign in twice?
Google Ads is one sign-in, Analytics and Tag Manager another. Google can ask for a passkey for Google Ads. A client without one can finish Analytics and Tag Manager first and come back to Google Ads on the same link.
Can it show who else has access, or remove a previous agency?
Not yet. A scan that shows the client who else has access to their accounts, and a way to remove a previous agency, are coming. Today the link gives access and nothing else.
Are you approved by Meta and Google?
Not yet. Meta and Google review apps like this one, and we have not passed those reviews yet. The access itself is given on Meta and Google, so it stays if you cancel.

How sign-ins and data are handled is on the security page.