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Choose an advertising account you manage, directly or through a manager account.

Use the Google Ads account behind the client’s Local Services campaigns.

Connect with a Meta account that has access to the client’s ad account.

Connect with a Microsoft account that has access to the client’s advertising account.

Use a LinkedIn member with access to the client’s ad account.

Choose an advertiser account your TikTok for Business login can access.

Use the business account running the client’s ads.

Connect with a user who belongs to the client’s ad account.

Connect accounts belonging to the client’s Reddit Ads business.

Requires an eligible Ads Manager account and its advertiser API key. A standard OpenAI model API key cannot connect an ad account.

Select the client’s GA4 property using a Google account with reporting access.

Use a Google account with access to the client’s Search Console property.

Connect the client’s location using an owner or manager account.

Connect with API access and available API units, then choose the domain you report on.

Requires an API-enabled account and a valid key. Choose the client’s domain.

Use an API key with access to the client’s project.

Requires a plan with API access. Select the client’s location.

Use a key belonging to a user who can access the verified site.

Data begins when connected; this connection cannot fill older months.

Choose the client’s company. Platform API access and usage limits apply.

Use the client sub-account’s private integration token and location ID.

The key needs read access to contacts and deals in the client’s account.

Choose a client profile available to the agency or profile key.

Use credentials for the client account or an agency account that can see it.

An owner or admin token can report the organization; member tokens report their own bookings.

The client’s admin installs and authorizes the Monthwrap app for the organization.

An account admin authorizes reporting access for the client’s business.

The store owner sets up read access using its own app credentials. This is not a one-click public app installation.

Use a read-only WooCommerce key for the client’s HTTPS store.

Use a key with account and metric read access. Recorded order value is not necessarily email-attributed revenue.

Select the client audience available to your API key.

Use the API URL and key from the client’s account.

Sign in with an account that can access the client’s email campaigns.

Use an account with Page access and lead permissions for any connected lead forms.

Connect a business or creator account linked to a Facebook Page.

A Page administrator authorizes reporting access.

Connect as an owner or manager of the client’s channel.

The account owner authorizes public-video reporting. Private videos stay excluded.

Connect the client’s business account. The source supports roughly 90 days of recent history.

Install the free plugin from wordpress.org (Plugins → Add New Plugin, search “Monthwrap”) or download it from your workspace, then connect the client’s website.

Add the client’s snippet to the website and check that its forms are being captured.

Upload CSV or .xlsx with dates first and one named number per column. Review the file and number settings before import.

No native Amazon connector. Prepare dated numeric columns from your exports before uploading; raw Amazon reports are not automatically mapped.

Use a Google account that can open the sheet. Put dates in column A and metric names in row 1.

Use Make’s HTTP module to send the agreed fields to the client’s Monthwrap webhook. This is not a native Make marketplace app.

Use an HTTP Request node and map the expected fields to the client’s webhook. No native Monthwrap node is required.

Send the supported payload to the correct client’s webhook. Configure authentication, date fields and retry handling in your sending system.

Connect a client destination, then use Add Lead, Record Numbers or Count Something in your Zap.

Connect with a dedicated read-only database user, preview a query returning a date followed by numeric columns, then save it on the client’s source.

Uses the IPv4 Session pooler and read-only database credentials, not a service_role API key. Connect the project, preview a dated numeric query and save it for the client.

A database administrator prepares read-only access and permitted network access. Preview and save the client’s reporting query. This is a warehouse connection, not an Amazon marketplace connector.

Connect with read-only database credentials, preview a query returning dates and numbers, then save it on the client’s reporting source.

Uses a service-account JSON key with read and query-job permissions. Preview and save a dated numeric query for the client. Google Cloud query costs apply.

Requires a read-only role, programmatic access token, warehouse and appropriate network policy. Connect, preview the dated numeric results and save the client’s reporting query.