Access to GA revoked
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Hi,
If the company gives me access to Google Analytics for two days, will I still be able to see the data after day three? I am interested in past data not the future or current.
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No, once it's revoked you no longer have access to do that. I think he meant in the case that you hadn't lost access yet.
However, I feel I should ask, why do you want data for a website that you no longer have access to? If they revoked access, it stands to reason they don't want you to see their data. If you're still working with/for them however, then why not simply request access again?
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So even though they revoked the access can I still download the old data?
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The moment they revoke your access it's exactly that - you won't be able to access the data from that specific account.
Dirk
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