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Accounts is where you connect the platforms UAGenius publishes to. Connections are made once and shared across every game you have access to.

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Available connections

Meta Ads manager

Publishes to Meta. Supports multiple ad accounts through Add a new Ad Account.

Google Ads manager

Publishes to Google Ads.

YouTube

Hosts your video ads for Google Ads, so it pairs with the Google Ads connection.
Each connected account shows a CONNECTED status, and accounts with that status appear as destinations in the publish flows.

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Connecting an account

1

Open Accounts

From the main navigation.
2

Choose the platform

Select Add a new Ad Account on the platform you are connecting.
3

Authorise

Sign in to the platform and grant access. Make sure your user has permission to create ads on that ad account.
4

Confirm the status

The account then reads CONNECTED and is ready to publish to.

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YouTube pairs with Google

Google video ads are uploaded to a connected YouTube account before Google Ads serves them, so publishing to Google uses both connections together.
Connecting YouTube alongside Google Ads manager means your first Google batch can go live without a second setup step.

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Multiple ad accounts

Agencies and studios running several titles often have one ad account per game or per region. Connect all of them, and you can choose the destination account per upload or store it in a Meta template.
Where you have one ad account per title, build one Meta template per title too. The right template then carries the right ad account automatically, which keeps large uploads accurate.

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Troubleshooting

Confirm it shows CONNECTED under Accounts. If the platform account exists but is not listed, reconnect and make sure that account is selected in the permissions you grant.
Platform authorisations expire periodically and can be changed by an administrator on the platform side. Reconnect the account, then check Upload history in Projects for the message the platform returned.
Meta handles page permissions separately from ad account access, so confirm your Meta user has a role on the page you want to publish under.