Trust & transparency

How we access your Google account

Last updated June 25, 2026

To do the work for you, Radveoneeds permission to look at and update parts of your Google account. We believe you should know exactly what that means before you tap “Continue with Google” — so here it is, in plain English.

We use Google's own secure sign-in

You connect through Google's official sign-in screen (“Sign in with Google”). That means you type your Google password on Google's site, never on ours. We never see or store your Google password. Google shows you the exact list of permissions and asks you to approve them — you are always in control of what you grant.

The permissions we request — and why

We ask for the smallest set of permissions that lets us do the job. Here's each one:

See and manage your Google Business Profile

This is the main one. It lets Radveo read your business listing and make the improvements you signed up for — fixing your name, address, hours, and categories, publishing posts and photos, and replying to reviews — all on your behalf.

https://www.googleapis.com/auth/business.manage

See your Search Console performance

Read-only. It lets Radveo see which searches already bring you visitors and clicks, so we know what to improve. We can only look — we can't change anything here.

https://www.googleapis.com/auth/webmasters.readonly

Know who you are (your name and email)

Standard sign-in information so we can create your account and email you your reports. This is what makes the secure 'Continue with Google' button work.

openid, email, profile

We may add or drop a permission as our features change. We'll keep this page updated, and Google will always ask you to approve anything new before it takes effect.

What we do — and don't do — with this access

We use the access only to improve your rankings and manage the listing you hired us for — auditing your presence, fixing your listing details, posting updates, and replying to reviews.
We do notread your Gmail, your Drive files, your contacts, or your calendar. We don't request those permissions at all.
We do not sell your Google data or share it for advertising.
We do not use your Google data to train AI models.
The tokens that let us act on your behalf are stored encrypted, and our use of Google data follows Google's API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

How to disconnect

You can revoke our access at any time, two ways:

From Radveo: open your setup page and choose “Disconnect Google.” We revoke the access token and stop using your account right away.
From Google directly: visit your Google account's “Third-party apps with account access” page, find Radveo, and click “Remove access.”

When you disconnect, we stop accessing your Google account right away. If you'd also like us to delete the data we've already stored, email support@radveo.comand we'll take care of it.

Questions?

We're happy to explain anything here. Email support@radveo.com. For more, see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.