The rule for every source: you grant access on the platform's own consent screen, OmniCommand uses it only to read, and you can remove it at any time. OmniCommand never changes anything in your accounts.
Google Ads. Connect with the Google account that can access your Ads account, then select the ad account OmniCommand should read. OmniCommand reads campaigns, performance, settings, and the account change history.
Meta Ads. Connect with the Facebook account that can access your Business ad account, then select the ad account. OmniCommand reads campaigns, ad sets, ads, and performance.
Google Analytics. Connect with the Google account that can access your GA4 property, then select the property. OmniCommand reads sessions, events, conversions, and audience behavior.
Google Search Console. Connect with the Google account that has access to your site, then select the site. OmniCommand reads queries, pages, positions, and clicks.
Lead and CSV imports. Bring offline or CRM lead data by uploading a CSV. OmniCommand includes it in analysis alongside your platform data.
Syncing. Sources sync automatically on your plan's schedule. You can also run a manual sync with Sync now on the Sources page, within a small daily limit per portfolio. The Sources page shows every connection's status.
When a connection stops working. If a platform expires or revokes access, OmniCommand tells you: the source shows "needs reconnecting" on the Sources page, and the people who can fix it are notified in-app and by email. Reconnect with one click; your history is untouched.
Disconnecting. Disconnect any source from its Manage dialog. Stored credentials are removed immediately, syncing stops, and no alerts about that source follow.