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Google Analytics 4: How to Add Your Agency to GA4
This article will show you how to set up Google Analytics 4 on your WordPress website. The installation of GA4 is broken down into a few straightforward stages.

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Objective:
To provide a step-by-step guide for clients on how to grant an agency access to their Google Analytics 4 (GA4) account, ensuring the agency can view and manage analytics data as required.
Instructions:
Step 1: Sign in to Google Analytics
- Visit Google Analytics: Open your web browser and navigate to Google Analytics.
- Log in: Enter your Google account email and password associated with your GA4 account.
Step 2: Access the Admin Settings
Go to Admin Panel: In the lower-left corner of the Google Analytics interface, click on the "Admin" gear icon.
Step 3: Select the Correct Account and Property
Choose Account and Property: In the Admin panel, ensure that you have selected the correct account and property for which you want to grant access. Use the drop-down menus in the "Account" and "Property" columns.
Step 4: Access Account User Management
Navigate to Account Access Management: Under the "Account" column, click on "Account Access Management".
Step 5: Add New User
Add Users: Click on the blue “+” icon in the top-right corner and select "Add users".
Step 6: Enter User Details
- Enter Email Address: In the "Add users" panel, enter the email address of the agency you wish to grant access to.
- Set Permissions: Choose the appropriate permissions for the agency by checking the boxes for "Viewer", "Editor", "Analyst", or "Admin". It is recommended to grant "Editor" access for full management capabilities.Image Direction: Show the "Add users" panel with fields for email address and permissions checkboxes highlighted.
Step 7: Notify New Users
Notify by Email: Ensure the checkbox for "Notify new users by email" is checked. This will send an email to the agency informing them of their new access.
Step 8: Confirm and Add
Add User: Click on the "Add" button to grant access.
Conclusion
By following these steps, you will successfully grant your agency access to your Google Analytics 4 account, allowing them to view and manage your analytics data efficiently.
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