How Acro uses Google data

Acro connects to a Google service only when you choose to. Each connection uses its own Google consent screen and asks only for the access that feature needs. You can disconnect any of them at any time.

Acro's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Acro does not sell Google user data, use it for advertising, or use it to train generalized AI models.

What Acro accesses

The list of properties you can see. For properties you select: search performance (queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR, position, date, country, device) and URL inspection results for pages you monitor.

Why

To show search performance and index status in your Acro dashboards and generate SEO recommendations.

Access level

Read-only. Acro never changes your Search Console settings, sitemaps or users. Scope: webmasters.readonly

How to disconnect

Settings → Integrations in Acro, or revoke Acro at myaccount.google.com/permissions.

What Acro accesses

The accounts and properties you can see. For properties you select: aggregated reports on sessions, users, traffic source, landing page and key events such as calls and bookings.

Why

Only to show you your own results in your Acro dashboards, including which visits and conversions come from Google. Never sold or used for advertising.

Access level

Read-only. Acro never changes your Analytics settings. Disconnecting deletes tokens immediately and stored Analytics data within 30 days. Scope: analytics.readonly

How to disconnect

Settings → Integrations in Acro, or revoke Acro at myaccount.google.com/permissions.

What Acro accesses

The locations you select: profile details, reviews, posts and performance metrics, so Acro can alert you to changes.

Why

To let you reply to reviews, publish posts, update profile details and track profile performance from Acro.

Access level

Read and write. Acro replies to a review, publishes a post or edits profile details only when a user does it or turns on that workflow. Replies and posts are public on Google once published. Scope: business.manage

How to disconnect

Settings → Integrations in Acro, or revoke Acro at myaccount.google.com/permissions.

What Acro accesses

The containers, tags and triggers in the accounts you select.

Why

To check that call, booking and form tracking is installed correctly on your website.

Access level

Read-only. Acro never edits or publishes a container. Scope: tagmanager.readonly

How to disconnect

Settings → Integrations in Acro, or revoke Acro at myaccount.google.com/permissions.

What Acro accesses

Permission to send email from the connected address. Acro stores the address, encrypted tokens, and a record of messages it sent (recipient, subject, status, provider message id).

Why

To send email the workspace asked Acro to send: a person clicking send, or a workflow the workspace turned on.

Access level

Send only. Acro does not read, scan or store your mailbox. Scope: gmail.send

How to disconnect

Settings → Integrations in Acro, or revoke Acro at myaccount.google.com/permissions.

What Acro accesses

No Google account data. Acro uses Google Maps Platform and sends Google the search terms and locations needed to draw a map or find a business.

Why

To show local ranking heatmaps and to find your business when you add a location.

Access level

No OAuth scope. Use is subject to the Google Maps/Google Earth Additional Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy.

How to disconnect

Nothing to disconnect. Stop using map features, or remove the location in Acro.

What Acro accesses

Your name, email address and profile picture.

Why

To create and secure your Acro account. Sign-in gives Acro no access to Gmail or any other Google service.

Access level

Basic profile only. Scope: openid, email, profile

How to disconnect

Revoke Acro at myaccount.google.com/permissions, or ask us to close your account.

Email hello@getacro.ai. The privacy policy and terms of service cover the rest.