How Onca uses your Google Ads account.
What Onca is
Onca is an all-in-one online presence platform you run through your own AI agent, for a launch or a business already running. You connect your own platform accounts once on Onca’s Connections page, and the AI client you chose (for example Claude Code) works with them only through Onca, behind your approval. Google Ads is one of the platforms you can connect.
What you connect
You sign in to Google from an Onca link and allow Onca to see and manage your Google Ads accounts (the Google Ads API scope https://www.googleapis.com/auth/adwords). Onca also receives your email address, only to label the connection. You can disconnect at any time on the Connections page: Onca then deletes the stored tokens and asks Google to revoke access.
What Onca does with it
- List your Google Ads accounts. Onca asks Google Ads which accounts you can reach, so you pick the one to connect.
- Read your campaign results. Onca reads campaign, budget and performance numbers (spend, impressions, clicks and conversions per campaign per day) to show them on your Overview and Performance pages, and to let your AI client answer questions about them. Onca does this by itself every few hours.
- Look up Google Ads fields. Onca looks up the names of the fields your AI client can ask for, so its questions are valid.
- Create or change campaigns and budgets, only with your approval. A change is made only after you approve the exact request, in your AI client or on an Onca page, and only within the spend caps you set in Settings. Onca never changes your Google Ads account on its own.
How your Google data is handled
- Access tokens stay on Onca’s server. They are never shown to your AI client, the dashboard or Onca’s logs.
- Onca does not sell your Google Ads data, use it for advertising, or use it to train AI models. No person at Onca reads it unless you ask for support or the law requires it.
- Onca returns the data to the AI client you chose, at your request, so you can see and use your results.
Onca’s use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.