Attaché

Security & trust

We don't store your data. Here is what we do instead.

Attaché is an access layer, not a database. This page describes factually what passes through, what is kept, and how to cut everything off.

What passes through Attaché

  • Read-only requests to the GA4, Google Ads, Search Console and Meta Ads APIs
  • OAuth access tokens, encrypted at rest
  • A log of executed requests (who, when, which platform) — auditable by the client

What Attaché never sees

  • Passwords — sign-in happens at Google and Meta, never with us
  • A copy of your data — nothing is stored, responses pass through in real time
  • Your visitors' or end customers' personal data — only API aggregates pass through

Encrypted tokens, never shared

The only thing we keep: the OAuth tokens issued by Google and Meta. Encrypted at rest, transmitted over TLS only, never exposed to the agency or anyone else.

Hosting and GDPR compliance

Processing is GDPR-compliant. The infrastructure runs on Railway's US East region — which is beside the point here, because none of your account data ever rests there: requests are proxied in real time and nothing is written to disk. Only encrypted OAuth tokens are kept. Sub-processors are detailed in the privacy policy.

Read-only, minimal scope

The permissions requested from Google and Meta are read-only and limited to analytics and advertising data. Attaché cannot edit a campaign, publish, or administer an account.

One-click revocation — on both sides

The client can cut access at any time: all platforms are revoked at once. They can also do it directly at Google and Meta — Attaché is never a lock-in.

A security question?

We gladly answer your clients' security questionnaires and any technical question about how the connector works. [email protected]