How to grant user access in Google Analytics

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This tutorial will show you how to give our team access to your Universal Analytics. 👌

Written by

Rebecca Castañeda

Step 1: Log into your account<manly-salmon>.<manly-salmon>

This one is pretty straight-forward. Go to www.google.com/analytics and click on the top right button to login. Then, select the account/website you would like to give us access to.

Step 2: Go to your settings<manly-salmon>.<manly-salmon>

Now, click on Admin. It’s located at the bottom left of the page.

A screenshot of the GA interface. There's a pink arrow pointing at the Admin text.

You’ll now see three columns: Account, Property, and View.

To give us access, you’ll want to click Property Access Management in the middle column.

A screenshot of the GA interface. There's a pink arrow pointing at the Property Access Management text.

Step 3: Add a new user<manly-salmon>.<manly-salmon>

Once the pop-up appears, click the blue plus button located on the top right.

Then, click on Add New Users from the drop-down.

Step 4: Grant our team access<manly-salmon>.<manly-salmon>

Now, you’ll want to give hello@bluetuskdigital.com access.

Please do not give access to any other Blue Tusk email.

Make sure to select Notify this user by email to send us a notification.

A screenshot of the GA interface. There's a pink arrow pointing at our support email.

Edit, Collaborate, and Read & Analyze should also be checked.

This is crucial, so we can create goals that will be counted as conversions in your account.

A screenshot of the GA interface. There are three pink arrows pointing at checkmarks.

Then, click Add. That’s it!