For agencies that grow D2C brands
Which integrations does an agency need to see every brand's channels in one place?
ai-dm integrations connect each brand's Meta (Facebook, Instagram and Meta Ads), Google Ads, GA4, Search Console, Google Business Profile, LinkedIn, Pinterest and X accounts, plus its website, through secure sign-in. Each connection belongs to one brand. ai-dm reads the data every day, and anything it posts or changes waits for your team's approval.
9 channels watched daily for Moolwan · 1 person · about 1 hour each working dayMoolwan, run on ai-dm · Team · Sep 2026 · real data
What you'll see in 10 minutes
- Your first brand's report, built from its domain alone, before you connect anything.
- A secure sign-in for each platform the brand uses, one at a time.
- Each connected channel added to the brand's daily signals.
Why does every new brand mean another stack of logins?
Onboarding brand number eleven. Nine platforms, nine access requests, and a founder who sends a personal Instagram password over WhatsApp because it's quicker. Six months later the account manager who set it up leaves, and half the access leaves with them.
Access scattered across people is access you don't control. Every brand adds hours of setup, every departure risks a lost login, and nobody can say in one place which brands are fully connected. Connecting each brand once, in its own workspace, fixes all three.
What does each integration read, and what can it do?
Reading is daily; doing waits for a person. Every connection lets ai-dm read the brand's numbers each morning. Where a platform allows posting or changes, ai-dm drafts them and your team approves each one.
| Integration | What ai-dm reads | What it can do, after approval |
|---|---|---|
| MetaFacebook, Instagram, Meta Ads | Ad spend, ROAS, CTR and creative performance; page and post results | Organic posts, ad copy, ad creation and posting |
| Google Ads | Campaigns, search terms, spend and conversions as Google reports them | Ad copy, ad creation and posting |
| GA4 | Traffic, acquisition and landing pages, including visits from AI assistants | Read only |
| Search Console | Queries, pages, indexing, product snippets and Google's AI results | Read only |
| Google Business Profile | Profile details, reviews and local presence | Review replies and profile upkeep |
| LinkedIn, Pinterest and X | Posts and their results | Organic posts |
| The brand's website | Pages, schema, links and speed | Drafts articles, titles and schema for your team to publish |
Some of it needs no connection at all. From a brand's domain alone, ai-dm builds the brand report, runs an SEO audit of the brand's site, tracks AI search visibility, records rivals' ads from the Meta Ad Library and finds off-site mentions. Connections add the brand's own numbers on top.
Which integrations should you connect first for a new brand?
Connect in the order that answers the brand's first question. Most brands ask "how are we doing?" before "what should we post?", so start with what measures, then what spends, then what publishes.
Start with the domain
The brand report, SEO audit, AI search visibility, rivals' ads and mentions all work before anything is connected.
Search Console and GA4
They answer "how are we doing?" with the brand's own search and site numbers, and they are read only, so access is easy to grant.
The ad accounts
Meta Ads and Google Ads show where the money goes. Read access is enough to monitor; creating ads needs more.
Google Business Profile
Reviews and local presence. Manager access lets ai-dm draft review replies for your team to approve.
Social pages
LinkedIn, Pinterest and X, once the brand wants posts planned and published through ai-dm.
Plan a brand's connections and access
Tick the channels the brand uses. You'll get the access each sign-in needs and a message to send the brand, so setup takes one request instead of nine.
- Search Consolea user on the brand's property
- GA4Viewer role or higher on the brand's property
- Metaaccess to the brand's Page, Instagram account and ad account; posting needs a role that can publish and manage ads
- Google Adsread-only access to read; standard access to create ads
- Business Profilemanager or owner, which is needed to reply to reviews
Hi, to set up daily monitoring for the brand, please give our team access to: Search Console (a user on the brand's property), GA4 (Viewer role or higher), Meta (the Page, Instagram account and ad account), Google Ads (read-only, or standard if we will create ads) and the Business Profile (manager). Nothing is posted or changed without our approval.
Free, no login. The starting channels are an illustrative example. Role names follow each platform's own settings and can change; check them when you send the request.
What happens to a brand's data once it's connected?
It stays in that brand's workspace. Each brand's connections, numbers and history are kept private to that brand, so one brand's data never shows up in another's view. When a brand leaves, its data is deletable on request, and the platform's own settings let the brand remove ai-dm's access at any time. Check how brand data is protected.
Coffeebrand workspace
In this illustrative example, Terra Brew Coffee connects nine channels to its own workspace: Meta, Google Ads, GA4, Search Console, Business Profile, LinkedIn, Pinterest, X and the website, reaching 9 of 9, or 100% coverage.
Connected brands start reporting the next morning. Every connected channel joins the brand's daily signals in the morning view of every brand you manage, and a shift outside the brand's normal range arrives as a daily change alert. Each number links back to the platform record it came from.
On our own brand. Moolwan runs nine channels on ai-dm, read by one person in about an hour each working day (Team · Sep 2026). You can watch ai-dm run Moolwan, with the source and date of every number.
Coming next
- HubSpot CRM
- Zoho CRM
- Landing pages with lead capture
- Call tracking
See what's live and what's next for every connection.
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Questions agencies ask about integrations
Which platforms does ai-dm integrate with?
Meta (Facebook, Instagram and Meta Ads), Google Ads, GA4, Search Console, Google Business Profile, LinkedIn, Pinterest and X, plus the brand's website. HubSpot CRM, Zoho CRM, landing pages with lead capture, call tracking and WhatsApp are coming next. Each brand connects its own accounts in its own workspace.
Do we need the brand's passwords?
No. Each connection uses the platform's own secure sign-in, with an account that already has access to the brand's assets. Passwords are never shared with ai-dm, and the brand can remove ai-dm's access at any time from the platform's settings. The access planner on this page lists the role each sign-in needs.
What can ai-dm do before we connect anything?
From a brand's domain alone, ai-dm builds the brand report, runs an SEO audit, tracks AI search visibility, records rivals' ads from the Meta Ad Library and finds off-site mentions. That is enough to start a pitch or an onboarding call; connections add the brand's own numbers.
Can ai-dm post or change ads on its own once connected?
No. ai-dm reads the brand's data every day and drafts posts, ads, review replies and fixes, but nothing is posted or changed until a person on your team approves it. Every approved change is recorded, so you can show the brand what was done and when.
Does ai-dm read Shopify sales or customer data?
No. ai-dm reads no order, revenue or customer data from Shopify, and it doesn't build attribution models or merge platforms into one figure. It shows each platform's own numbers, such as Meta's and Google Ads' reported conversions and GA4's traffic, side by side with their sources.
What happens to a brand's data if it stops working with us?
Each brand's data sits in its own workspace and never mixes with another brand's. When a brand leaves, its data is deletable on request, and the brand can remove ai-dm's access from each platform's settings. Talk to the founder on WhatsApp if a brand needs this in writing.
No plan to pick. Billed in USD and INR. A brand's data is deletable on request.