Google Analytics
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Hi
I added one google analytics account with a third party business as an admin, and I accidentally shared all the accounts of my clients. So this business have access to all my google analytics account.
How do I remove them as an admin of all the GA accounts except the one they need? A step by step process is welcomed
Thank you,
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You're going to want to remove them as an administrator in your account, then grant them "user" status for the profile of which you'd like to offer them access. The first step will remove access to all profiles. As Keri said, it's all or nothing. The "user" admin status grants access to one particular profile, though there are some limitations (can't edit goals and filters).
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and Please let me know if there is a way to edit this in the case you guys find a solution to it.
Thanks again
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I guess I have no choice then to leave it that way.
Thank you for response.
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I'm verifying with another associate right now, but I believe it's an all-or-nothing. Admins can see all of the accounts in a profile, which is one of the reasons why it's good to set up a separate profile for each client.
Chris, MCC is an Adwords tool, not Analytics.
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Are you running them as campaigns rather than as individual accounts under your MCC?
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How do you add them under the specific client account since all my accounts are under an umbrella so when I add a selected one, all of them are added?
Can you provide a step by step guide?
Thank you
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Remove them as an admin from your MCC account. Add them in under the specific client account you want them to have access to.
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