Allowing Xplenty access to my data on Google Analytics

← Connectivity And Security
Xplenty can access your Google Analytics data in both free and premium accounts. This article details creating the Google Analytics connection in Xplenty.

To create a Google Analytics connection In Xplenty:
  1. Click your avatar at the top right of the window, then click Manage Connections.
  2. To create a connection, click new connection. 
  3. Choose Google Analytics. 
  4. In the Google account window, choose an existing Google account or click Add account to create a new Google account.
  5. In the next Google window click Accept to authorize Xplenty access.
  6. In the new new google analytics connection window, name the connection and click create google analytics connection.
To modify Google Analytics connections in Xplenty:
  1. Click your avatar at the top right of the window, then click Manage Connections.
  2. Click a connection to modify or delete it. To exit the edit Google Analytics connection window without changes, click connections at the top of the edit google analytics connection window.

Connectivity And Security

  1. Allowing Xplenty access to data on Amazon S3
  2. Allowing Xplenty access to data on OpenStack Swift
  3. Allowing Xplenty access to my Redshift cluster
  4. Allowing Xplenty access to data on SoftLayer Object Storage
  5. Allowing Xplenty access to data on Rackspace Cloud Files
  6. Allowing Xplenty access to my data on Google AdWords
  7. Allowing Xplenty access to my data on Google Analytics
  8. Allowing Xplenty access to my Google BigQuery dataset
  9. Allow Xplenty access to my Google Cloud Spanner instance
  10. Allow Xplenty access to my data on Google Cloud Storage
  11. Allowing Xplenty access to my data on Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)
  12. Allowing Xplenty access to my server
  13. Allowing Xplenty direct access to relational databases on Amazon Web Services RDS
  14. Allowing Xplenty access to MongoDB
  15. Allowing Xplenty access to my Segment Redshift cluster
  16. Importing Heroku Connections
  17. Allowing Xplenty access to my data on Bing Ads
  18. Allowing Xplenty access to Azure SQL Databases
  19. Allowing Xplenty access to my data on Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)
  20. Allowing Xplenty access to Facebook Ads Insights data (Beta)
  21. Allow Xplenty access your data on Salesforce
  22. Allowing Xplenty access to NetSuite
  23. Set up a reverse SSH tunnel from Windows

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