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Data sources are connections between Oviond and your clients’ marketing platforms. Once connected, Oviond pulls live data from those platforms into your reports and dashboards — no manual exports or copy-pasting required. Each data source is linked on a per-client basis, so the data in a report always belongs to the client that report is built for.

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Supported data sources

Oviond supports 80+ marketing platforms across categories such as paid search, paid social, analytics, SEO, email marketing, e-commerce/CRM, and databases.
The full list of available data sources appears on a client’s Data sources page, and in the report editor’s Data Sources tab. New platforms are added regularly.

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How data sources work

When you connect a data source, Oviond guides you through an OAuth flow — or, for some platforms, an API-key form — where you authorize Oviond to read your data. Oviond stores the result as a reusable connection (an auth profile). After connecting, you link a specific account, property, or page (for example, a particular Google Ads account or GA4 property) to a client. That linked data source then becomes available when you build widgets for that client.

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Connections (auth profiles)

A connection represents one authorized credential for a platform — typically tied to one login. If you manage multiple clients’ accounts through a single login (such as a Google Ads manager account), one connection can cover all of those sub-accounts. You can reuse the same connection across multiple clients. For example, if your workspace has a single Google Ads manager account containing sub-accounts for 10 clients, you authorize Google Ads once and then link each client to their respective sub-account — without re-authenticating.

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Listing your connections

To see every connection across your workspace, go to Settings → Data sources (/settings/data-sources). The table lists each connected profile with its platform, profile name, token Status (Token valid or Token expired), the number of clients using it, and the date it was connected. Use the toolbar to search by name or filter by status and platform. To see the data sources linked to one client, open that client and click Data sources in the sidebar. Platforms the client is already connected to sort to the top, each card reading Connected.

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Checking connection status

Oviond checks token health automatically with a daily auth-test. You don’t run a manual test — each connection displays a Token valid or Token expired badge. When a token expires, click Refresh (on the connection) or Refresh token (Settings) to re-authorize. See Test Connection for details.

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Unlinking and deleting

Unlinking removes a data source from a specific client but keeps the connection available for reuse. Deleting a connection removes it from your workspace entirely and disconnects every client that used it.
  1. Open the client and go to its Data sources page.
  2. Find the linked data source.
  3. Click Unlink.
The connection remains available and can be linked to the same or a different client at any time.

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Delete a connection

Deleting a connection removes it permanently and may affect widgets that use it. Widgets that relied on it stop displaying data. This cannot be undone.
  1. Go to Settings → Data sources.
  2. Find the connection and click Delete profile.
  3. Type DELETE to confirm, then click Delete profile.

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Next steps

Connect a data source

Step-by-step guide to connecting a platform and linking it to a client.

Calculated metrics

Combine metrics across data sources into custom KPIs.