Connecting accounts

Open Connections in the sidebar and OAuth in. Nothing else works until you have at least one account connected.

There are two kinds of connection, and the distinction matters.

Ad accounts are what you spend through. They power Ad campaigns and Spend analytics.

Social channels are what you post to. They power Organic posts.

Plenty of platforms are both, but the two connect separately. Connecting Meta as an ad account does not make you able to post to Instagram, and vice versa. If a platform is missing where you expect it, this is almost always why.

Ad accounts

Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Pinterest.

Social channels

Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, and Google Business.

Facebook and Instagram connect as separate accounts.

Storefront

Shopify is a third kind: a connected store is not an ad account and never appears as a posting target. It powers Posts → Blog — drafting, scheduling, and publishing blog articles on your store's Online Store. Connecting needs your .myshopify.com domain up front (Shopify has no store lookup), and asks for blog content scopes only — never products, orders, or customers. Merchants who prefer not to install an app can paste a custom app's Admin API token instead; the connect dialog walks through creating one.

Business tools

GoHighLevel (CRM) and Momence (bookings) are a fourth kind: read-only data sources. A connected CRM shows up under Analytics → CRM (pipeline stages, new leads by ad source, won and lost deals, appointments) and a connected booking system under Analytics → Bookings (new and active members, appointments, class fill, cost per new member next to ad spend). The Growth Agent and the Claude connector read the same data. Neither connection can post, spend, or write back to the tool. Setup steps, including the Meta lead feedback loop, are on CRM & bookings.

Scopes

Grant the ad scopes when the OAuth screen asks. Connecting with read-only or mis-scoped permissions is the single most common setup problem, and it fails in a confusing way: the connection appears to succeed and performance data flows in happily, but any attempt to write, such as creating a campaign or changing a budget, fails.

If a write fails on a connection that otherwise looks healthy, check the scopes first. Disconnect and reconnect is the fix.

Disconnecting

Every platform can be disconnected from Connections. Doing so stops the daily performance pull and revokes our ability to create or change anything.

Your campaigns keep running on the platform itself. Disconnecting does not pause or delete anything you have already launched.