Google Ads
OAuth connection
Guided auth flow for connecting supported ad accounts into a workspace.
Built for agencies managing multiple client accounts
One command center for the accounts your agency already runs.
NaqlaHub helps agency teams connect Google Ads, Snapchat, Meta, TikTok, Salla, and Zid into one workspace so client performance is easier to review, support, and explain.
Why agencies care
Less dashboard switching across client accounts.
Why reviewers care
Clear product scope and visible integration purpose.
How teams start
Create a workspace, connect platforms, review synced data.
Agency workspace
Client performance overview
Connected platforms
Active workspaces
12
Client environments isolated by workspace.
Live integrations
6
Ad and commerce platforms mapped into one view.
Export-ready
CSV
Filtered data prepared for client reporting.
Operational clarity
Spend, alerts, and sync health
This week
Stable
Trust and integrations
Built to explain itself clearly to both agencies and platform reviewers.
NaqlaHub presents a narrow, understandable use case: connect supported ad and commerce platforms into a workspace, review synced performance data, and operate client accounts with better visibility.
Visible integration boundaries
The site language stays grounded in connected reporting, workspace control, alerts, insights, and setup guidance rather than vague platform claims.
Google Ads access is for reporting only
NaqlaHub presents Google Ads access as read-only reporting access for authorized workspaces. It does not create, edit, pause, or delete campaigns from the public-site flow.
Platform access is documented publicly
A dedicated access page explains what Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, and Snapchat connections are used for, who authorizes them, and how access can be revoked.
Workspace-based operations
Client environments are described as separate workspaces, which matches the underlying app behavior and keeps the public explanation truthful.
Snapchat
Platform connectivity
Integrated into the same workspace model used for agency operations and sync visibility.
Meta
Client reporting inputs
Bring account performance into the same review surface used for other connected channels.
TikTok
Cross-platform visibility
Useful when agencies need one place to compare paid performance across client setups.
Salla
Commerce context
Add store-side context so ad analysis can be understood in a more complete operational view.
Zid
Regional workflow support
Keep GCC-oriented commerce data close to ad reporting for the teams that actually run it.
Setup flow
Make setup feel operational, not mysterious.
A good public site should show what agencies need to prepare, how connections are made, and what the product looks like after setup.
Step 1
Create or choose the client workspace.
Step 2
Connect supported ad and commerce platforms.
Step 3
Review synced metrics, insights, alerts, and exports in one place.
Google Ads connection
Present Google as a guided connection flow into a client workspace, then explain that teams review synced account data from the same operational surface used for other channels.
Scope clarity
Google Ads access is described here as read-only reporting access for authorized workspaces, not campaign management access.
Agency outcomes
The site now sells the way the product actually works.
Instead of generic marketing claims, NaqlaHub should show the operational benefits agency teams care about when they are juggling multiple client environments.
01
Multi-account visibility
See the platforms your team manages without hopping between separate tools every few minutes.
02
Workspace-based control
Client data stays logically separated by workspace, which is easier to reason about internally and easier to explain publicly.
03
Alerts and insights
Operators can surface changes and issues quickly instead of discovering them late in a client review.
04
Export-ready reporting
Filtered exports support the way agencies package and share performance context with clients.
05
Guided setup clarity
Every supported connection belongs in a clear onboarding story, which reduces both buyer hesitation and reviewer confusion.
06
Regional commerce context
Salla and Zid support keeps the product aligned with GCC operator workflows instead of treating them as an afterthought.
FAQ
Questions the site should answer clearly
Especially for agencies deciding quickly and reviewers checking scope.
Next step
When the public story is clear, the product feels more trustworthy.
Use the public site to set the promise correctly, then send serious users into the real app flow with one consistent action.