Authorized advertising and search data access

Read your own data.See permissions and sources together.

Give data a clear source and authorization scope.

LDG-065Awaiting operational validation
See how to use it
01 · Start from

Current business information

Connect Meta, Search Console, or SerpApi through the actually available entry points.

02 · Continue handling

Review and preparation

Verify your own authorization, scope, and synchronization.

03 · You decide

Check, then continue

View retries, cancellations, and source records to continue checking data.

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See this feature's highlights.

real work.
Details worth exploring.

Choose connection entry points by platform.

Connect Meta, Search Console, or SerpApi through the actually available entry points.

See the actual steps

Verify authorization scopes individually.

Verify your own authorization, scope, and synchronization.

See the actual steps

Synchronization and retries with records.

View retries, cancellations, and source records to continue checking data.

See how to check

Choose connection entry points by platform.
Verify authorization scopes individually.

Give data a clear source and authorization scope.

This feature's focus3

platform data connection types

Source: Meta, Search Console, and SerpApi. Limited to your own authorized data. Actual connectivity and quotas still require acceptance.

When to use it

Prepare first.
Make this task specific.

When analysis needs platform data, check your permissions before reviewing the actual synchronization scope.

01

Authorized accounts

the actual Meta, Search Console or SerpApi tools.

02

Source scope

your authorization, readable objects and platform quotas.

Complete steps

From the start.
To the next step.

Connect Meta, Search Console or SerpApi, verify permissions, and view synchronization, retries, cancellation and source records. Read only your authorized data. Platform approval, quotas and actual connectivity still require validation.

01

Connect Meta, Search Console, or SerpApi through the actually available entry points.

02

Verify your own authorization, scope, and synchronization.

03

View retries, cancellations, and source records to continue checking data.

Explain the feature through real work

This time.
together.

Suppose an account has read access to only some websites.

Hypothetical scenario · Feature explanation, not a customer case or completed AI result
Previous handling steps

Assume a successful connection allows access to every project.

With this feature

Check authorization scope and actual synchronized objects before continuing analysis.

Understand the tool and human handling separately

What the tool handles.
What you decide.

Feature assistance

Choose connection entry points by platform.

Give data a clear source and authorization scope.

Verify your own authorization, scope, and synchronization.

Your review

3 key points.
After confirmation, continue.

  1. Read only data you are authorized to access.
  2. Check synchronization, retry and cancellation states against source records.
  3. Approvals, quotas and live connectivity still require operational acceptance.

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Connect the work from step to step

Make this step clear.
Connect the next step.

Set clear sources and time ranges, then use genuine data for project review.

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Understand before use

Bring the actual conditions.
Continue this step of the work.

Only authorized data can be read. Platform approval, quotas, and actual connectivity still require operational acceptance.

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