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Connect multiple ad accounts per platform and switch between them in conversation.

How It Works

Your Adspirer account can connect to multiple ad accounts on each platform:
  • Multiple Google Ads customer IDs
  • Multiple Meta Business Manager ad accounts
  • Multiple LinkedIn Campaign Manager accounts
  • Multiple TikTok Ads Manager accounts
When you first connect, one account per platform is set as primary — all tool calls default to that account.

Switching Accounts

To change which account you’re managing:
Switch to my Google Ads account 123-456-7890
Or use the tool directly:
switch_primary_account(platform="google_ads", account_id="1234567890")
The switch persists for your current session. All subsequent tool calls target the new account until you switch again.

For Agencies

If you manage ads for multiple clients:
  1. Connect all client accounts through OAuth (each client authorizes separately)
  2. Start each session by confirming which client you’re working with:
    Show me all my connected ad accounts
    
  3. Switch to the client you want to manage:
    Switch to the Google Ads account for [Client Name]
    
  4. Run your workflow — all tool calls target that client’s account
Always verify the active account before creating campaigns. Running get_connections_status at the start of each session prevents accidentally modifying the wrong client’s campaigns.

Cross-Account Reports

Pull performance data from multiple accounts in one request:
Compare performance across all my Google Ads accounts for the last 30 days.
Show spend, conversions, and CPA for each account.

FAQ

No hard limit. Connect as many ad accounts as you manage. Tool call limits apply to your Adspirer plan, not to the number of connected accounts.
Yes, with Claude Team or Enterprise. Each team member authenticates with their own Adspirer account and connects their own set of ad accounts. See the Claude setup guide for details.
No. Account switching is a session operation and does not count against your tool call limit.
Last modified on February 23, 2026