How to connect multiple Google Analytics accounts to Claude

Claude does not have a built-in Google Analytics connector. If you manage separate Google Analytics accounts for different products, regions, or business units, you still need a way to connect them and choose the right account for each task.

Composio adds Google Analytics to Claude and keeps each account separate. You can give every connection a simple name, such as google_analytics-1, google_analytics-2, or google_analytics-3, and tell Claude which account to use.

• One Composio connector in Claude
• Two or more Google Analytics accounts connected behind it
• A clear name for each account
• The ability to work in the right Google Analytics account from a single Claude chat

For example:

Search my google_analytics-1 and google_analytics-2 Google Analytics accounts for anything that needs my attention from the last 7 days. Tell me which account each item came from.

Using the google_analytics-1 account, show all Google Analytics accounts I manage.

• A Claude account
• A free Composio account
• Access to each Google Analytics account you want to connect

If you use Claude Free, you can have one custom connector. If you already use that slot, you will need to remove the existing custom connector first.

If you use Claude Team or Enterprise, an Owner may need to add the connector for the organisation. Each member can then connect their own accounts.

Step 1: Add Composio to Claude (one-time process)

1. Click the button below. This will take you to the Claude Custom Connector modal.

Add to Claude

2. Click Continue

3. In the next modal, click Add

4. It will take you to the authentication page. Sign in to Composio and approve the connection.

Then return to Claude and make sure Composio is enabled.

Step 2: Connect your first Google Analytics account

In a new Claude chat, type:

Connect my google_analytics-1 Google Analytics account to Composio. Call it google_analytics-1.

Claude will give you a sign-in link.

1. Click the link.
2. Sign in to your google_analytics-1 Google Analytics account.
3. Review and approve Google Analytics's permission request.
4. Return to Claude.

Claude should confirm that the account is connected.

The name google_analytics-1 is how Claude knows which Google Analytics account to use. Choose short, obvious names. Good examples include:

• google_analytics-1
• google_analytics-2
• google_analytics-3

Step 3: Connect your second Google Analytics account

In the same Claude chat, type:

Connect another Google Analytics account. Call it google_analytics-2.

Claude will give you a new sign-in link.

1. Open the link.
2. Sign in to the second Google Analytics account.
3. Review and approve Google Analytics's permission request.
4. Return to Claude.

Claude should confirm that google_analytics-2 is connected.

Important: Check that Google Analytics is showing the second account before you approve access. If the wrong account appears, sign out or open the link in an incognito or private window.

Repeat this step for every other Google Analytics account you want to add. Give each connection a short, descriptive name such as google_analytics-1, google_analytics-2, google_analytics-3, or client-acme.

Step 4: Check your connected Google Analytics accounts

Ask Claude:

List my connected Google Analytics accounts in Composio. Show each account's name and connection status.

You should see every account you added, and each connection should show as ACTIVE.

For an extra check, ask:

Show the account email or ID and the account name for each connected Google Analytics account.

This helps you confirm that every label points to the correct Google Analytics account and that you did not connect the same account twice.

Step 5: Use the right Google Analytics account

Mention the account name whenever you ask Claude to work with Google Analytics. This is especially important when an action could change data.

Review activity across accounts

Check google_analytics-1 and google_analytics-2 for anything new in Google Analytics from the last 14 days. Group the results by account.

Get detailed info for a specific account

Using the google_analytics-1 account, get detailed info for a specific account.

List audiences for my GA4 property

Using the google_analytics-2 account, list audiences for my GA4 property.

Find something across accounts

Search all connected Google Analytics accounts for customer@example.com. Show which account it appears in and summarise the latest activity.

For actions such as creating, changing, or deleting data, ask Claude to show you the planned action first and wait for your confirmation.

Add this to your Claude preferences or project instructions, replacing the examples with your own account names:

My Google Analytics accounts are: google_analytics-1 = my main account, google_analytics-2 = my second account, and google_analytics-3 = a client account. Always use the named account when I specify one. If I do not name an account, ask me which one to use. Before creating, changing, or deleting anything, show me the planned action and wait for confirmation.

The chat method is the quickest way to connect accounts. Use the dashboard when you want to add, rename, reconnect, or remove a connection.

1. Go to dashboard.composio.dev.

2. Sign in with the same Composio account you connected to Claude.
3. Open For You from the product switcher.
4. Find Google Analytics.
5. Click Connect and complete the Google Analytics authorisation flow.
6. Click Connect again to add another Google Analytics account. Composio keeps it as a separate connection instead of replacing the first.
7. Give each connection a clear label, such as google_analytics-1, google_analytics-2, or google_analytics-3.

If Google Analytics opens the wrong account during authorisation, sign out first or use an incognito or private window.

From the dashboard, you can also:

• Rename a connection when a default label such as google_analytics-2 is no longer useful.
• Disconnect or delete an account you no longer want Claude to access.
• Re-authorise an expired or revoked connection.