Read Meta Ads reporting
Use aggregate ad-account performance available to the authenticated business user.
Meta Ads + GA4 + Adscriptly reports
Select an accessible Meta ad account and GA4 property, align the reporting window, and keep every metric tied to its system of record. Adscriptly can analyze the sources together while making attribution, timezone, and conversion-definition differences explicit.
Source
Meta Ads + GA4
Destination
Adscriptly reports
Intended outcome
Create one cross-channel brief while keeping Meta and GA4 metrics in their original systems.
Connection scope
This is a read-only analysis workflow. It does not install tracking, import cost rows into GA4, edit attribution settings, or reconcile unlike conversion definitions into one number.
What the connection does
Use aggregate ad-account performance available to the authenticated business user.
Use aggregate acquisition and conversion reporting from the GA4 property selected by the authenticated user.
Use the same reporting dates and make timezone or attribution differences explicit before comparing totals.
Present each metric with its system of record instead of implying that unlike conversion definitions are interchangeable.
Data flow
Spend, delivery, and aggregate outcomes
Source-labeled aggregate
Meta-labeled performance view
Sessions, acquisition, and GA4 conversions
Source-labeled aggregate
GA4-labeled site outcome view
Reporting dates and account IDs
Window and account alignment
Comparable report context
Attribution and timezone settings
Explain known definition differences
Explanation of metric differences
Setup
Authorize Meta and choose the accessible ad account.
Authorize Google Analytics and select the GA4 property.
Select the exact properties or ad accounts and use one explicit comparison window.
Review each source-labeled metric and the caveats before sharing the report.
Connection controls
Related integrations
Integration FAQ
Yes. Connect the accounts, select the reporting window, and keep each metric labeled by its source while the analysis explains material definition differences.
No. This is a reporting and analysis workflow. It does not write rows from one platform into the other platform.
Attribution windows, timezones, identity matching, consent, modeled data, and conversion definitions can differ by platform. The report should explain those differences rather than force the numbers to match.
No. The reporting path reads the selected accounts and does not edit analytics properties, pixels, campaigns, or attribution settings.
Meta Ads + GA4 + Adscriptly reports
Connect both sources, align the reporting window, and keep every metric tied to its original system of record.