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Connect an account that manages several brands (MCC or Business Manager)

Updated 2026-08-05

In two lines: as an agency you usually manage many clients under a single Google Ads MCC or Meta Business Manager. In MB Suite you connect that manager account just once in your workspace and then assign each ad account to the correct client's Account.

How do I connect my manager account?

In Settings > Integrations, use Connect on the platform (Google Ads, Meta…) and sign in with the user who manages the MCC or the Business Manager. When you authorize, MB Suite sees all the ad accounts that account manages, without you connecting them one by one.

Connect with the user who actually manages the accounts on the platform. If you connect with a user who only sees a part, the rest of the accounts won't appear.

How do I hand out each account to its client?

Connecting the manager brings all the ad accounts together; the next step is to say which account goes with which client. That's done by assigning the correct data source to each Account. See Assign the data sources for each account.

This is the agency model: one central connection in the workspace, handed out to each Account. You don't need a separate integration per client. To understand Workspace and Accounts, see Workspace and Account: how your clients are organized.

And if the client manages their own account?

You can also connect the platform directly inside the client's Account, instead of inheriting it from the workspace. Use it when each client manages their own access and you prefer to keep them separate.

What about TikTok?

TikTok works differently: on TikTok each access is one account, so there's no manager account that brings several at once. To manage more than one TikTok profile, connect the first one and then, on the connected TikTok card in Settings > Integrations, use Add account to authorize each additional profile. Every account you add appears together, and you assign each one to its Account in Data Sources.

TikTok direct messages only work on Business accounts. If the connected profile is a personal account, TikTok doesn't allow reading its direct messages, so they never reach the inbox — its comments do keep syncing normally. When that's the case, the connected TikTok card in Settings > Data Sources shows the notice. To enable them, switch the account type in the TikTok app: Settings and privacy → Account → Switch to Business Account, and the messages start syncing on their own from the next sync.
If you have several TikTok accounts connected, Disconnect removes all of them at once (just like YouTube channels). They can't be disconnected one at a time.

What about LinkedIn?

LinkedIn is a mix. Company Pages can be brought in together under a single access, but personal profiles can't be delegated: each one requires that person to sign in. So every LinkedIn connection is one person's authorization (for example, someone on the client's team). To add more, on the connected LinkedIn card in Settings > Integrations use Add connection and have that person sign in. With several connections, the LinkedIn Page selector in Data Sources lists every page from all the connections together (no duplicates), and the Profile selector shows one profile per connection.

Disconnecting one LinkedIn connection doesn't affect the others — but any pages that only that person managed may stop being available. The red Disconnect button removes all the connections at once.
The use of the integrations and the handling of the data you connect are governed by the Terms and Conditions, which always hold the current version.

Still have questions?

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