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Upbuild connector · Claude
One click from the Claude connector directory, one Google sign-in, and Claude reads Google Ads, GA4, Meta, TikTok and Adobe live. Only the accounts your own login already reaches, and every tool that touches an advertising platform is read-only.
Every platform on one subscription
Live data in the chat
Upbuild is an MCP server, so Claude calls your platforms itself: Google Ads, GA4, Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, DV360, CM360, GTM, Adobe Analytics, Adobe Launch, BigQuery and Google Sheets. Ask across three of them in one sentence and the numbers come back from the API, dated today, with the tool that fetched them named in the reply.
Read scopes wherever a platform offers them, a server-side read-only allowlist for TikTok, and GET-only Adobe tools. Nothing Claude can call will change a budget, a tag, an audience or a campaign.
Sign-in is per person. You see exactly the accounts your Google and Meta logins already reach, and a colleague on the same connector sees theirs. No shared service account, no accounts you were never given.
Claude called the accounts directly. Nothing was exported, pasted or uploaded.
| Platform | Spend | Conv. | CPA | vs prev |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Adsgads_campaign_performance | €128,400 | 3,210 | €40.00 | +4% |
| Meta Adsmeta_insights | €86,900 | 2,470 | €35.18 | +27% |
| TikTok Adstiktok_report | €31,250 | 640 | €48.83 | -11% |
Meta moved most. meta_insights puts it on two campaigns that launched mid-month.
Prompts that fit Claude
The same connector runs in ChatGPT, Copilot Studio and Gemini Enterprise, and it returns the same rows in all of them. What we reach for Claude for is the long job: the audit that needs the account hierarchy first, then the campaigns, then the search terms, then GA4 to check them against, and a written finding at the end rather than a wall of tables. That is the shape of a full Google Ads audit run in Claude.
A question worth six tool calls gets six, in order, with the customer id from the first one carried into the last. The reply names what it ran, so you can check the working before you send it to a client.
Ask for the monthly review as a page and Claude builds it in an artifact you can keep editing. Paste that page into Upbuild and it becomes a dashboard that refreshes itself on a cadence, at its own address.
Written the way a media buyer would ask, not the way an API is queried.
Behind the chat
A chat answers once. The Upbuild app behind the connector keeps the answer running: dashboards that rebuild their own numbers every 30, 60 or 1440 minutes and stay restorable version by version, and exports that write rows into BigQuery, storage or a spreadsheet on the clock you set. One live organisation runs 101 of those dashboards across 859 reachable accounts.
Every change is a numbered version you can open, compare and publish back. The app's own dashboard editor runs on Claude Opus 5, so the change you describe is read the same way it was in the chat.
One export pulls a data stream for as many accounts as you point it at, spread over the window with a cap on calls in flight, merging on the keys you name. Set it up by saying what you want.
Built with your assistant, refreshed by Upbuild on their own cadence. Every version stays restorable.
| Dashboard | Version | Refresh | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Northwind Retail | Monthly Reviewd-om2ggxzfce | v33 | 60 min | FRESH |
| Harbour Group | Paid Mediad-4dwjov2m4v | v25 | 60 min | FRESH |
| Meridian Markets | Market Splitd-gnk6eaao2w | v32 | 1440 min | FRESH |
| Lumen | Search Terms Watchd-tkwjlv5cti | v45 | 30 min | FRESH |
Setup
Claude is the only assistant where Upbuild installs from the directory, so there is no server URL, no OAuth form and no developer mode. The full setup guide covers the same three steps with screenshots, plus ChatGPT, Copilot Studio and Gemini Enterprise. Platform by platform, we have written up connecting Google Ads to Claude and connecting GA4 to Claude.
Upbuild is in the official Claude connector directory: one click, nothing to copy. It works on every Claude plan, including Free, which allows one custom connector. On Team and Enterprise an owner enables Upbuild for the organisation first, then each person connects on their own.
Click Connect and authorise the Google account that already has access to your platforms. That single choice decides what you will see for the rest of the connection. Meta, TikTok and Snapchat then link with one click each; Adobe uses a one-time credential setup in your own Developer Console, about ten minutes.
Start a chat, check that Upbuild is switched on in the tools list, and ask. The 14-day trial starts on the first call and needs no card. Ask for billing later and Upbuild returns a Stripe link, so plan changes never leave the chat.
Before you ask us
Nothing here is exotic. Almost every support message we get about Claude is one of these four, and three of them are fixed on the platform rather than in the connector.
Every plan, Free included, because Free allows one custom connector. On Team and Enterprise an owner enables Upbuild for the organisation once, then each person connects with their own Google account and sees their own accounts. Seats are counted per assistant, not per connection: reconnecting Claude does not spend another one.
Upbuild only surfaces what your Google or Meta login already reaches. If an account is missing, grant that login access on the platform itself, in Google Ads or Business Manager, then ask again. Nothing needs reconfiguring in Claude, and the next call picks the new access up.
There is nothing to repair by hand. The next tool call re-prompts the sign-in and picks up scope changes on its own. TikTok is the one platform that asks again on a schedule: its authorisations expire every 30 days by TikTok's design, and the connector walks you back through it.
Ask Claude to run whoami. It returns the Google identity behind the connection, plus subscription and trial status. Agencies juggling client logins can hold three identities at once by adding /mcp2 and /mcp3 as separate connectors, each with its own sign-ins.
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