inMOLA — Marketing Intelligence That Decides

The two-step process

Grant Viewer access to the inMOLA service account (mirrors the Search Console flow).
Find your Property ID and send it to contact@inmola.com — this page covers that.

Grant access to the inMOLA service account first

Same as Search Console — in Google Analytics you first need to grant Viewer access to the inMOLA service account. If you haven't done this yet, follow How to grant access to inMOLA in Google Analytics — takes about 2 minutes.

Unlike Search Console, the Google Analytics API needs to be told which property to read — that's why we also need the Property ID.

Sign in to Google Analytics

In a new tab, open analytics.google.com and sign in with the Google account that has access to your GA4 property.

Pick the right property

In the top-left corner — right next to the Google Analytics logo — click the property selector. Pick the property you want to connect to inMOLA.

Property names usually look like "yourbrand.com - GA4". Do not pick old Universal Analytics properties starting with "UA-…" — we do not support them.

Admin → Property details

Click the gear icon (⚙ Admin) in the bottom-left. In the right-hand Property column, click Property details.

Copy the Property ID

In the top-right of the Property details panel, under the PROPERTY ID label, you'll see a 9-digit number (e.g. 123456789). Copy it.

Do not copy the Measurement ID that starts with G-XXXXXXX. That's a different identifier used inside your site's tracking code. We need the 9-digit numeric Property ID.

Send the ID to the inMOLA team

Send your 9-digit Property ID to contact@inmola.com. Our team wires the connection on your behalf and data starts flowing into your panel within a few hours.

If your inMOLA panel is already active, you can also submit it inside the panel under Settings → Integrations → Google Analytics. Both paths reach the same team.

Stuck? Common issues

What happens if I send the Property ID without granting service-account access?

The connection can't be established — inMOLA is pointed at the right property but has no read access. You need both steps: (1) grant Viewer access to the service account, (2) send the Property ID. Order doesn't matter — once both are done the connection wires up.

I can't see the ⚙ Admin icon in the bottom-left

Your Google account has no permissions on that property. Ask the property owner (usually whoever set Google Analytics up) to at least grant you Viewer access — or to do steps 4–5 for you and send you the 9-digit ID.

I see "UA-XXXXX-X" instead of a 9-digit number

You're looking at an old Universal Analytics property. UA was retired by Google in mid-2023; inMOLA only supports GA4. You need to create a GA4 property first — Google has a free migration assistant inside Analytics.

I have multiple properties. Which one should I connect?

Connect the property that receives traffic for the website you want inMOLA to analyse. If unsure, check the property name and the site URL under Property details. To connect more than one, grant service-account access on each and send us each Property ID separately.

What's the difference between Property ID and Measurement ID?

Property ID is the 9-digit number used by the GA4 Data API — this is what inMOLA needs. Measurement ID starts with G-and lives inside your site's tracking code. They aren't interchangeable.

I sent the Property ID but the connection still isn't up

Usually two reasons: (1) service account hasn't been granted access — see step 1 above; (2) access was granted to a different property — open Admin → Property access management in Google Analytics and confirm inmola-1@warm-shade-476522-p2.iam.gserviceaccount.com appears in the list.

Still can't find your Property ID?

Send us a screenshot of your GA4 Admin page and we'll point you to the right spot.

contact@inmola.com →

How to find and share your Google Analytics Property ID