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AgencyAnalytics Integrations: All You Need to Know in 2025

Thinking about buying AgencyAnalytics and wondering if they have all the integrations you need…and if they work properly?

We see you, and we’re here to help.

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Yamon

Apr 11 2025 8 min read

Agencyanalytics Integrations - App integration interface with Google Ads selected.

In this article, we’ll break down exactly:

  • What kind of AgencyAnalytics integrations are available
  • How well they actually work in practice (based on real user feedback)
  • What to watch out for—especially if you’re managing multiple clients or marketing campaigns

You’ll also learn how Whatagraph compares when it comes to integration stability, refresh times, support, and flexibility, so you can choose the platform that fits your agency’s needs best.

Let’s dive in.

AgencyAnalytics Integrations: What’s Available Out-of-the-Box

Agency Analytics Integrations - Collection of logo icons for various online tools.

As of April 2025, AgencyAnalytics offers 80+ native integrations across SEO, PPC, social, email, eCommerce, analytics, and call tracking platforms.

These are “out-of-the-box” integrations, meaning you don’t need any coding or extra setup to connect.

You just need to choose a platform (e.g. Google Ads), authenticate your account, select the data sources, and your data should start flowing in automatically.

Here's a breakdown of all the integrations available:

Category

Supported Platforms

Analytics
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Gravity Forms
  • HighLevel
  • HubSpot
  • Keap
  • Matomo
  • Salesforce
  • ServiceTitan
  • SharpSpring
  • Unbounce
Call Tracking
  • Avanser
  • CallRail
  • CallSource
  • CallTrackingMetrics
  • Delacon
  • Invoca
  • Marchex
  • Twilio
  • WhatConverts
  • WildJar
Database
  • Amazon Redshift
  • Google BigQuery
  • MySQL (available as an optional add-on)
eCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Shopify
  • Stripe
  • WooCommerce
Email Marketing
  • ActiveCampaign
  • Brevo
  • Campaign Monitor
  • Constant Contact
  • ConvertKit
  • Drip
  • Klaviyo
  • Mailchimp
Local Marketing
  • BirdEye
  • BrightLocal
  • GatherUp
  • Google Business Profile
  • Grade.us
  • Synup
  • Trustpilot
  • Vendasta
  • Yelp
  • Yext
Paid Advertising
  • AdForm
  • AdRoll
  • Amazon Ads
  • Basis Platform
  • Basis Standalone DSP
  • Choozle
  • Facebook Ads
  • Google Ads
  • Google Ad Manager
  • Google Local Services Ads
  • Google Display & Video 360
  • LinkedIn Ads
  • Microsoft Advertising
  • Pinterest Ads
  • Simpli.fi
  • Snapchat Ads
  • Spotify Ads
  • StackAdapt
  • TikTok Ads
  • Twitter Ads
  • Yelp Ads
SEO Tools
  • Ahrefs
  • Backlink Manager
  • Bing Webmaster Tools
  • Google Lighthouse
  • Google PageSpeed
  • Google Search Console
  • Majestic Backlinks
  • Moz
  • Rank Tracker
  • SEMrush Backlinks
  • SEMrush Projects
  • Site Auditor
Social Media
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Pinterest
  • TikTok
  • Vimeo
  • YouTube
Other
  • Google Sheets

Quick note: The “Database” integrations are only available as an optional add-on across all pricing plans. Also, the Site Auditor is a legacy integration only available to accounts created before November 2023.

While these integrations are available, it doesn’t mean they’re always reliable. We’ll dive into common issues like broken connections, missing data, and delays in the next sections.

But for now, here's how to connect to these integrations in AgencyAnalytics.

How to Connect Native Integrations in AgencyAnalytics

On AgencyAnalytics you can connect integrations from either the client level (for a specific client dashboard) or the account level (across multiple clients). Here’s how both options work:

1. Connecting Integrations at the Client Level

This is the most common method and is best when you’re setting up marketing dashboards or reports for one client at a time.

Steps:

  1. Open the desired client workspace
  2. Go to the Integrations tab
  3. Click “Connect Integration”
  4. Search or browse to find the platform you want to connect
  5. Authorize access (log in or provide API key)
  6. Choose which account or data profile to use
  7. Assign it directly to that client dashboard

Account Level Integrations - A screen displays a list of third-party app integrations.Source

After connecting, you can expand the list of accounts, manage multiple logins, and view the number of connected accounts directly from the integration tile.

2. Connecting Integrations at the Account Level

This is useful if you want to pre-connect integrations and assign them to clients later.

Steps:

  1. Navigate to the main Integrations section (outside of a client dashboard)
  2. Click “Connect” to open the integration marketplace
  3. Set up integrations as usual (authenticate, select accounts)
  4. These connections will now be available for use across any client
  5. You can view, assign, filter, or troubleshoot integrations from a single dashboard

Client Level Integrations - A dashboard displaying integration status with This method is useful if you’re onboarding new platforms in bulk or prefer to manage everything in one place.

You can also manage these account-level integrations on a dedicated page like so:

Agency Level Integrations Page On AgencyAnalytics - A table showing a list of integrations and their connectivity status.Source

For both these methods, once all the permissions are given and authentications are done, the data will begin flowing into AgencyAnalytics within 2-24 hours depending on the platform.

Apart from these native integrations, what other integration options are available on AgencyAnalytics?

Does AgencyAnalytics Offer Google Sheets Integration?

Yes it does.

You can use AgencyAnalytics’ Google Sheets integration to bring in data from platforms that it doesn’t have a native connection with, or to add your own calculations and pivot tables.

That said, it works very differently from native integrations, and requires extra setup to show data correctly.

Here’s a 9-step process:

  1. Open the Client workspace where you want to connect the sheet
  2. Go to the Integrations tab
  3. Click “Connect Integration” > search for Google Sheets
  4. Click “Connect New Account” to authorize with your Google login
  5. Grant permissions when prompted
  6. Once connected, your Google Sheets account will appear in the integration list
  7. Open any dashboard or report, click Edit, and add a Google Sheets widget
  8. Choose the appropriate sheet and tab from the widget’s data settings
  9. Customize chart type, dimensions, and formatting

Google Sheets integration on AgencyAnalytics.gifSource

Once connected, AgencyAnalytics will automatically refresh the sheet whenever a dashboard or report loads, so your data stays current without manual syncing.

Does AgencyAnalytics Offer Custom API Access?

AgencyAnalytics does offer API access, but it’s not designed for pulling third-party data according to this documentation. This means you can’t use it to pull data from a missing integration like SE Ranking or AppsFlyer.

Agency Analytics API - Text box with information about API design.Instead, their API is primarily for internal platform automation like syncing your CRM with client dashboards or bulk-generating reports. With the help of a developer, you can:

  • Create, update, or delete clients (aka “campaigns” in API language)
  • Generate dashboards and user access tokens
  • Manage tags and templates
  • Fetch user lists or keyword rankings
  • Build custom login pages for clients
  • Automate internal reporting processes

But it’s important to note that this API access is only available on the more expensive plans like Agency Pro and Custom Enterprise plans.

If you’re looking to actually bring external data into your reports via API, Whatagraph makes it easy.

Unlike AgencyAnalytics, Whatagraph’s public API is push-based—meaning your developers can send structured data directly into Whatagraph from any platform, CRM, or internal system​.

You can use Whatagraph’s API to:

  • Import data from unsupported tools (e.g., internal BI dashboards, niche ad networks)
  • Push data from spreadsheets, CRMs, or Zapier/Make automations to your client reports
  • Feed in performance data from offline channels (e.g., call centers, print ads)
  • Automatically update client reports with fresh metrics in real-time

So…what does this mean?

AgencyAnalytics' API helps automate your workflow within their platform, but it won’t help you pull in new sources of data.

If your agency needs custom data or connections with niche platforms, Whatagraph’s API opens up that flexibility without requiring advanced dev work.

Are AgencyAnalytics’ Integrations Stable and Accurate?

Now that we’ve covered the basics, let’s go a level deeper—not just into what integrations AgencyAnalytics offers, but how well they actually work.

Stable integrations are non-negotiable if you want accurate marketing reports that clients and internal teams can trust.

You don’t want to open up a report 30 minutes before a client meeting and realize integrations are broken and key metrics are missing or completely off.

That kind of surprise erodes client trust—and if it happens repeatedly, can even lead to churn.

Internally, your team needs a clear and accurate view of your clients’ data to make the right decisions. Because what good is data if it’s wrong?

This means: your reporting platform MUST come with stable integrations you can rely on 24/7.

Unfortunately, AgencyAnalytics doesn’t seem to hold up to that end. In fact, on G2.com, “Integration Issues” is the biggest disadvantage of AgencyAnalytics:

Agency Analytics Integration Issues - A list of cons including integration issues, missing features, and limited customization.Source

We compiled some key issues based on real user reviews online:

1. Frequent Disconnections

One of the most common complaints from AgencyAnalytics users is that integrations break without warning, especially for platforms like Meta, TikTok, Facebook, and Google Ads.

When this happens, data stops syncing and users are forced to manually reconnect accounts.

This means you or your team needs to waste time checking whether integrations are working properly. And if you have over a 100 clients like this reviewer, it can become a part-time job on its own.

AgencyAnalytics checking integrations - Text about problems with integrations.Source

What’s worse is that if you don’t catch a broken integration in time, the report still gets sent—just with missing or incorrect data. This can easily damage your client’s trust or make your agency look careless.

(Imagine if your SEO agency sent you a broken report – how would you feel?)

In contrast, at Whatagraph, our customers tell us time and time again that they never have to worry about integrations breaking.

For example, Tanja Keglić, Performance Marketing Manager at Achtzehn Grad, a Swedish creative agency, says:

We don’t have any connection issues on Whatagraph at all. We just connected the platforms once, and that was it.

Read the full story here.

This means:

✅ You don’t need to waste hours to check if all the integrations are properly fetching the data.

✅ There won’t be situations where an “empty” or inaccurate report is sent to your clients.

✅ You don’t have to contact Customer Support to fix the integrations or do it yourself.

2. Data Can Lag By 2-3 Days

AgencyAnalytics doesn’t guarantee consistent data updates across all integrations.

Instead, it depends on each platform’s API — which means you won’t always know when your numbers were last updated unless you manually check or refresh them.

One agency we spoke with told us that it sometimes takes 2–3 days for data to fully sync, which they described as “too slow” for their daily reporting needs.

They also mentioned that by the time they’re ready to send a report, the data often isn’t up to date — forcing them to delay delivery or explain discrepancies to clients.

This unpredictability is a major pain point if you need accurate, up-to-date reports for client calls, like this reviewer:
Agency Analytics - Text discussing integration issues and API key re-entry.Source

This is why at Whatagraph, we offer a consistent 30-minute refresh rate across ALL integrations, data sources, and accounts—including custom sources via API or Google Sheets.

That means:

✅ You don’t need to second-guess if numbers are up to date (they are).

✅ You’re not scrambling to fix stale data minutes before a client call.

✅ You don’t need to contact Customer Support to trouble-shoot or sit and wait for data to show up.

This 30-minute refresh applies across all pricing plans too. No hidden costs involved.

3. Missing Metrics and Limited Data Organization

Even when integrations are connected and appear to be working, AgencyAnalytics users report that certain metrics are missing or unavailable.

Sometimes it’s smaller things — like not being able to break down results by device or region. Other times, it’s not being able to pull key KPIs at all from platforms like Facebook Ads, Google Ads, or LinkedIn.

In some cases, the widgets themselves are limited to specific data types, so you’re locked into visualizing data a certain way, or not at all.

This came up in a few G2 reviews, with users pointing out discrepancies between what shows up in the native platform and what actually loads in the dashboard:

AgencyAnalytics Data Discrepancies - Text discussing dislikes of AgencyAnalytics, focusing on platform integration issues.Source

For agencies that want holistic actionable insights— like total conversions, campaign-level results, or audience-specific engagement — not being able to surface these numbers makes reporting feel incomplete.

One agency told us they were spending 2–3 days per month manually patching together incomplete reports — something no one should have to do when they’re already paying for a reporting tool.

And if you’re hoping to do advanced things like data blending or custom metric calculations, you’ll need to upgrade to one of AgencyAnalytics’ higher-tier plans — where those features are gated.

At Whatagraph, we built our integrations to give agencies full access to all available metrics and dimensions from each connected platform—no matter which pricing plan you’re on.

You can:

✅ Pull in all native KPIs — no hidden limitations or metric gaps

✅ Create unlimited custom metrics and dimensions

✅ Blend data across sources like Google Ads + Meta + TikTok in a single widget — no limit to how many data sources you can add per blend

✅ Save data sources into organized client folders for fast access

✅ Tag data by client, industry, region, or Account Manager — and filter however you like

Another key aspect that ex-AgencyAnalytics users love about Whatagraph is our Source Filter.

If you've ever had to apply the same filter across 20 widgets manually (say, narrowing a Facebook Ads report down to a single campaign), you’ll know how tedious that can be.

With Whatagraph’s Source Filter, you just apply the filter once—at the source level—and it updates across every connected widget instantly.

This saves so much more time and hassle, and you’ll be able to slice and dice your data any way you want.

source filters.gif

4. Unsupportive Customer Support

What’s more frustrating than an integration breaking? When you ask for help — and nothing changes.

Unfortunately, that’s a pattern several AgencyAnalytics users have experienced.

One agency we spoke to told us they reached out to support multiple times about persistent integration issues. But instead of solving the problem, support added their request to a “list” and said it might be addressed if enough people requested it.

There was also a sense that the support team was quick to pass the blame to third-party platforms like Meta or TikTok — rather than taking ownership or offering a resolution.

Despite repeated outreach, the core issues remained — leaving the agency stuck in a loop of disconnections and unreliable data, without a clear path forward.

This same frustration shows up in G2 reviews too:

Agency Analytics Customer Support - Text outlining support issues with attitude and profile integration.Source

At Whatagraph, we know how crucial timely, reliable support is — especially when it comes to integrations. That’s why we offer:

✅ Live chat support that responds within 1 minute

✅ Most issues resolved within 4 hours or less

✅ A dedicated Customer Success Manager you can reach directly

And we will work together with our engineers and product managers to resolve your issues as soon as possible.

For those that are taking a longer time, we send you updates every day so you’re not left alone in the dark.

As Kim Strickland, Digital Marketing Specialist at Peak Seven, puts it:

I’ve joked about this often—with Whatagraph, we’re not just paying for a reporting tool. We’re paying for support.

Read the full story here.

When you’re managing 10, 20, or 100+ clients, it makes a difference to know there’s someone on the other end who can actually help — and fast.

A Quick Intro to Whatagraph

If you haven’t heard of us before, hello, hi!

Whatagraph is a marketing intelligence platform that makes it refreshingly easy to connect, organize, monitor, and report on your marketing data — all in one place.

We’re built specifically for growing marketing agencies and teams that are tired of:

❌ Broken integrations and spending hours fixing them

❌ Static, basic-looking reports

❌ Limited and inflexible data blends and custom metrics

1,000+ agencies and teams love us because we offer:

✅ 55+ stable, native integrations

Connect all your key marketing channels—including Google Ads, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, GA4, Shopify, SE Ranking, and many more—in just a few clicks.

Our engineers regularly maintain these integrations so they won’t break. And according to data from the past 6 months, our platform as a whole has a 99.95% uptime. This means system-wide outages are incredibly rare.

Even if an outage occurs, we have an emergency alert that wakes up our engineers even if it’s 3 am where they are so they can quickly fix the issue.

And yes, we know that we have less native integrations than AgencyAnalytics (for now). BUT, we offer a lot more niche platforms that aren’t available on AgencyAnalytics, like:

Category

Integration Name

Notes

SEOSE RankingNative integration in Whatagraph; not available in AgencyAnalytics
SEOSEOMonitorSpecialized SEO tool integration available in Whatagraph only
Display & DSPThe Trade DeskA major DSP not supported by AgencyAnalytics
Display & DSPTaboolaPopular native ad platform missing in AgencyAnalytics
Display & DSPCriteoAnother performance DSP not listed in AgencyAnalytics
Social & PaidReddit AdsAvailable natively in Whatagraph; not found in AgencyAnalytics
Web AnalyticsPiwik PROA privacy-focused alternative to GA; Whatagraph supports it natively
eCommerceMagentoAvailable in Whatagraph; not listed in AgencyAnalytics integrations
Data ConnectorsBigQueryWhatagraph connects natively; in AgencyAnalytics, it’s an optional add-on

If you need to connect to one (or all) of these, Whatagraph is the better choice.

✅ Google Sheets, BigQuery, and API for custom data

Push in any performance data you need — from CRMs, internal databases, or spreadsheets — and visualize it like native metrics.

✅ Data refreshes every 30 minutes

Your data is always up to date every 30 minutes— across every integration, account, and pricing tier. No manual refreshing. No delays.

✅ Full metric access + custom calculations

Use every KPI from each platform. Or create your own metrics and blend data across unlimited sources with no-code formulas and easy workflows.

Assign data sources to specific folders or categorize them with custom tags so it’s easier and faster to create the reports you need.

✅ Easy to scale across clients

Create a report using Whatagraph’s ready-made templates, or your team’s saved template. Or drag and drop widgets onto a blank canvas.

The best thing is — you can duplicate an existing report for a similar client or channel, and just swap out the data sources and tweak metrics and images.

Need to edit your reports? Link all similar reports to a “Master” template and just edit the Master ONCE – and the changes will sync automatically across all reports. This way you can edit dozens of reports in under a minute.

Linked Reports - A marketing dashboard with charts, graphs, and data metrics.

You can also fully white label reports with your client’s or your agency’s brand, images, colors, and even email domains.

✅ Automated reports

Share these custom dashboards and reports via scheduled emails, live links, PDFs, or CSVs—however you want to.

✅ Friendly, fast support when you need it

Our live chat team responds in under 1 minute during our operating hours, and you’ll always speak to a real human who understands data and reporting.

For bigger issues or feature requests, you can always reach out to your Customer Success Manager and they’ll be happy to hop on a call with you.

Want to learn more about Whatagraph? Check out our customer stories, or talk to our sales team. (They’re nice, I promise.)



Published on Apr 11 2025

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WRITTEN BY

Yamon

Yamon is a Senior Content Marketing Manager at Whatagraph. Previously a Head of Content at a marketing agency, she has led content programs for 5+ B2B SaaS companies in the span of three years. With an eye for detail and a knack for always considering context, audience, and business goals to guide the narrative, she's on a mission to create genuinely helpful content for marketers. When she’s not working, she’s hiking, meditating, or practicing yoga.

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What integrations does Agency Analytics support?

AgencyAnalytics supports 80+ native integrations across the following categories:

 

Analytics & CRM: Google Analytics 4, HubSpot, Salesforce, Matomo, etc.

 

Advertising & DSPs: Google Ads, Facebook Ads, TikTok Ads, Microsoft Ads, Amazon Ads, StackAdapt, and more

 

SEO: Ahrefs, SEMrush, Moz, Google Search Console

 

Call Tracking: CallRail, CallTrackingMetrics, Twilio, etc.

 

Email Marketing: Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Klaviyo, Constant Contact

 

eCommerce: Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe

 

Review & Local Marketing: Trustpilot, BrightLocal, Yext, Google Business Profile

 

Spreadsheets: Google Sheets

 

Database (Add-on): Google BigQuery, Amazon Redshift, MySQL

What integrations does Agency Analytics support for social media platforms?

AgencyAnalytics offers native integrations with several major social media platforms, including:

 

  • Facebook Pages
  • Instagram Business
  • LinkedIn
  • X (formerly Twitter)
  • YouTube
  • Pinterest
  • TikTok Ads

 

These allow users to pull in metrics like engagement, impressions, and follower growth — though many reviewers have noted limitations around available KPIs, data refresh speed, and stability.

How often does Agency Analytics refresh its data on reports?

AgencyAnalytics does not publicly disclose exact refresh intervals for each integration. 

 

Based on user reviews and help documentation, many integrations refresh when a dashboard or report is loaded, typically between 2 to 24 hours. 

 

However, users report delays of up to 2–3 days, especially for Meta and Google Ads. There is no way to monitor or configure refresh frequency per integration.

Can you blend data across platforms in Agency Analytics?

Data blending in AgencyAnalytics is limited. 

 

Some platforms and widgets support basic comparisons, but advanced cross-platform blending (e.g., Meta + TikTok + Google Ads in one chart) is not supported out of the box — and custom calculations may only be available on higher-tier plans.

What happens if an integration in Agency Analytics breaks?

When an integration breaks, the dashboard will no longer display updated data — but reports may still be sent with empty or outdated widgets.

 

There is no automated alert system for broken integrations, so users must manually check each client dashboard to confirm everything is syncing properly.

Is API access included in all Agency Analytics pricing plans?

No — AgencyAnalytics API access is only available on Agency Pro and custom Enterprise plans. Even with access, the API is designed for internal automation (e.g., creating clients, managing users) — not for pulling in external marketing data.