Open ChatGPT settings
Open ChatGPT settings, choose Connectors, then add a connector.
Connect ChatGPT to one controlled OVAIDEU layer for Google Ads, GA4, GTM, Search Console, CRM, bookings, email, reporting and operations. ChatGPT can read, prepare and execute permitted work without mixing users or clients.
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The connector setup is intentionally short: add the OVAIDEU endpoint, sign in, approve access, then start with a read-only account check. The same connector can later use permitted write tools without a separate manual gate.
https://ovaideu.com/api/mcpOpen ChatGPT settings, choose Connectors, then add a connector.
Use https://ovaideu.com/api/mcp as the connector endpoint.
Use the OVAIDEU account that should own the work and provider connections.
Approve the OVAIDEU connector request so ChatGPT can use the tools for that user.
Ask ChatGPT to list connected Google Ads, GA4 and GTM accounts first.
Ask ChatGPT to create, update, optimize or delete only where OVAIDEU and the provider both allow it.
The connector exposes the OVAIDEU tools already available to the signed-in user. If the upstream provider allows write access and OVAIDEU permissions allow the action, ChatGPT can use the full lifecycle instead of stopping at reporting.
Campaigns, budgets, keywords, search terms, assets, readbacks and optimization workflows.
Properties, streams, key events, audiences, links, reports and conversion diagnostics.
Containers, workspaces, tags, triggers, versions and publish-ready setup work.
Sites, query performance, indexing context and SEO opportunity checks.
Locations, profile checks, review context and local visibility workflows.
Leads, visitors, booking context, calendar availability, meeting updates and follow-up tasks.
Campaign context, queued delivery state, support history and response workflows.
Plan context, invoices, payment state, task summaries and operational readbacks.
This is the exact flow a new user should understand: add OVAIDEU inside ChatGPT, approve access, ask a read-only question, then let ChatGPT perform permitted actions when the user asks.
https://ovaideu.com/api/mcpOpen ChatGPT settings, choose Connectors, then add a connector.
Use https://ovaideu.com/api/mcp as the connector endpoint.
Use the OVAIDEU account that should own the work and provider connections.
Approve the OVAIDEU connector request so ChatGPT can use the tools for that user.
Ask ChatGPT to list connected Google Ads, GA4 and GTM accounts first.
Ask ChatGPT to create, update, optimize or delete only where OVAIDEU and the provider both allow it.
OVAIDEU should not block work just because a source map has not been created. It should block cross-user data leaks, expired subscriptions, missing provider permission, invalid writes and unsafe malformed requests.
ChatGPT acts through the signed-in OVAIDEU user. Tenant isolation, provider tokens, account ownership and RBAC stay server-side.
Read-only is not treated as complete. Tools are designed for provider-supported read, create, update, optimize, pause, remove and audit flows.
Source mapping helps multi-account reporting and cross-channel work. It is recommended automation, not a hard blocker for same-user provider access.
Users connect their own accounts and can revoke OAuth, remove mappings and delete MCP keys when they no longer want access.
ChatGPT can search accounts, inspect context, suggest actions, ask for confirmation when needed and write back through OVAIDEU where access allows it.
Ask ChatGPT what an agency changed, what improved, what wasted spend, and what should happen next.
Run a one-person operation for audits, reporting, ad fixes, tagging QA and client follow-up without stitching exports.
Let ChatGPT help across many accounts while OVAIDEU keeps every client and provider account separated.
Start with the connector, connect your own accounts, and let OVAIDEU keep the access boundary clean.
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