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Before Claude can answer questions about your accounts, connect your platforms in Ryze. This happens in your workspace settings, not in Claude. Ryze supports 50+ integrations — connect any of them. They’re grouped into three categories:
  • Analytics — Google Analytics, Search Console, and more
  • Advertising — Google Ads, Meta, and every other ad platform
  • Commerce & CMS — Shopify, WordPress, Framer, and more

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Open Integrations

Go to Workspace Settings → Integrations. Use the Search integrations box or the category filters to find any platform.
The Integrations tab in Workspace Settings

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Connect a platform

1

Click Connect

Find the platform’s card and click Connect.
2

Authorize

For Google, Meta, and other OAuth platforms, you’re redirected to that platform to sign in and approve access. For API-key platforms (like Framer and WordPress), you enter your credentials instead.
3

Pick an account

If asked, choose the specific account or property — for example, the Google Ads account or GA4 property.
The card then shows a Connected badge.
After connecting a new platform, start a new chat in Claude so it picks up the change.

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Reconnect a platform

If a platform stops working or shows as disconnected, click Reconnect on its card and re-authorize. Then start a new chat in Claude.

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Connect multiple accounts

You can connect more than one account for the same platform in a single workspace — for example, two Google Ads logins or several GA4 accounts. See Connect multiple accounts.

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Platform setup guides

WordPress

Connect with an application password.

Framer

Connect with a project URL and API key.

GitHub

Publish articles as JSON files committed to your repo.

OpenAI Ads

Connect OpenAI Ads with an API key.

Klaviyo

Connect Klaviyo with a private API key.

Ghost

Publish to Ghost with an Admin API key.

Ryze Hosting

Host your blog on your own domain.

Ahrefs

Connect your own Ahrefs API key.

Semrush

Connect your own Semrush API key.

HubSpot

Connect HubSpot CRM and CMS with OAuth.