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Google Analytics is available to every workspace under Connections -> Integrations -> Analytics & Search. Google hosts the MCP endpoint and daoco manages the OAuth app, so you never enter client IDs, secrets, endpoints, or scopes.

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Connect Google Analytics

1

Open Google Analytics

Open Connections -> Integrations -> Analytics & Search and choose Google Analytics.
2

Choose Connect

Choose Connect. A Google authorization window opens immediately.
3

Approve read-only access

Choose a Google user with access to the Analytics properties you need and approve analytics.readonly.
4

Verify from chat

Ask the agent which Analytics properties it can see, then ask for a report from one of them.
Google’s hosted Analytics MCP endpoint is read-only. It cannot modify properties, events, audiences, or account settings.

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Finding the right property

GA4 identifies a property by a resource name like properties/123456789, which cannot be guessed from a domain. The agent lists the properties your connected account can read before it builds any report, so you can ask for a report by name (“how did the marketing site do last month”) rather than by id. If you ask what it can show you, it reads the property’s own dimension and metric vocabulary, including any custom fields you have defined, so the reports it offers are ones that property will actually accept.

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What you can ask for

  • “What’s working on my site?” returns landing pages by qualified traffic and engagement.
  • “Where’s my biggest conversion leak?”
  • “How many people are on the site right now?” returns the realtime report, covering roughly the last 30 minutes.
Ask for anything else about a date range and the agent builds the report from the property’s real fields.

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Alongside Search Console

Analytics and Search Console answer different halves of the same question: Search Console covers what happens in Google’s results, Analytics covers what happens after the click. Connecting both lets an SEO report say that a page ranks, that people click it, and that the session went nowhere, which is a content problem rather than an SEO one. The two will not report the same numbers, because a search impression is not a session. daoco reports both rather than reconciling them.

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Disconnecting

Disconnecting removes the agent’s access immediately. The Analytics tools stop being offered in chat, and any automation that depended on them stops pulling traffic data.