Integrations

Summary#

Metric Vault connects to two kinds of outside account: Google, so your results can show measured search performance instead of estimates, and social channels, so you can publish and schedule posts without leaving the app. Both use standard OAuth, both are set up from one screen, and neither costs credits. This page routes you to the right article for each.

Overview#

Open Integrations from the sidebar under Account & Team. That one screen holds three cards: Google Search Console + Analytics, Social Media Publishing, and White-label Branding.

Every connection you make belongs to your account and is listed by the email address you signed in with. Nobody outside your workspace can see it, and no connection is required to use the product. Tools work without any integration connected; connecting one changes what a specific part of the product can show or do.

Two ideas are worth understanding before you connect anything, and both are explained in How integrations work: you are granting access to your own account at another company, and you can withdraw that access at that company at any time.

Google#

• Google Search Console — connect your Google account, what the three permissions cover, where the real Search Console data appears, and how to disconnect.
• Google connection problems — the connection screen would not finish, no properties are listed, or a panel says your token expired.

Social channels#

Six channels can be connected: LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Threads.

• Connecting social accounts — how the social connect flow works, what each platform asks you to approve, and which ones can publish today.
• LinkedIn — connect LinkedIn and post to your member feed.
• X (Twitter) — connect X, and the 280-character rule that applies to it.
• Facebook and Instagram — connect Facebook and Instagram, including the Facebook Page requirement.
• TikTok and Threads — connect TikTok and Threads, and what each can currently do.
• Publishing and scheduling posts — write once, publish to several channels, and read the per-channel result.

Publishing to your own site#

• Publishing to your website — sending finished articles to your website rather than to a social channel.

Behind the results#

• Where the data comes from — the data sources Metric Vault queries on your behalf. These need no setup from you.
• AI models used across the platform — the AI models used across the platform.

Browser#

• The Chrome extension — the Chrome extension and what it shows on any page you visit.

When something goes wrong#

• Integration troubleshooting — symptoms that apply to any integration.
• Disconnecting an integration — removing a connection and what happens to your data.
• An integration stopped working — an integration that used to work and stopped.