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Our website is setup and hosted by a third party company, but we maintain the content.

 

I'm trying to get access to google analytics for the site. The company already has google analytics for us, so we need to be given access. We have a google account and we use google calendars, google documents, gmail. We've registered for adwords and that's fine, but for some reason the company say that whenever they try to add us to analytics they (say they) get the message "This user does not have a google account"

 

They're doing this in: Analytics Settings > Profile Settings > Add user access to profile

 

The "Add new user access for profile" radar button is checked

 

The email address is the user information box is our [email protected] email address

 

Any ideas why this isn't working please?

 

They also say they can't give us admin on our analytics (I want it for exclusions, so I don't have to keep chasing them), but say they can't because their account is used to manage more than one website. I think this is rubbish because I'm sure this can be done at website level. Am I right?

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Does the 3rd party really need access to your analytics data? I'd consider setting up your own analytics account and changing the code referenced within the pages.

 

Will check on ours whether we can give admin rights at website level, I can't remember

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Had a quick look on our setup, when adding a new user the following is displayed below: "Please note that Account Administrators have access to all reports and profiles in your account"
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Think I've cracked the problem... several billion pages through the help. You can't use a googlemail email address for an analytics account!

 

School email address now used to create a google account and we're trying again!

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Nearly there! Got the account, just to work out how to filter the school's IP addresses from the results now. Filtering's in the Account Settings, but I can't find it .... hmmm

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