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How to Connect Your Morweb Analytics Dashboard

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What You’ll Learn

You’ll learn how to create a Google Analytics service account key and send it to Morweb so we can link your Analytics Dashboard.

Why It Matters

Connecting Google Analytics to Morweb gives you a single dashboard to view visitor behavior, helping you make informed decisions about your site.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Create a Google Analytics Service Account Key

  1. Open the Google Service Account Quickstart guide for PHP:
    https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/v3/quickstart/service-php#top_of_page
  2. Sign in with the Google account that has access to your Analytics property.
  3. Follow the instructions under “Step 1: Create a service account”:
    • Select or create a Google Cloud project.
    • Click “Enable” to turn on the Analytics API for that project.
    • Click “Create service account,” enter a name (for example, “Morweb Analytics”), and click “Create and continue.”
    • Skip assigning roles and click “Done.”
  4. In the Service Accounts list, click the name of the account you just created.
  5. Go to the Keys tab. Click Add Key, choose JSON, then click Create.
  6. Save the downloaded .json file. This is your service account key.

2. Share the JSON File with Morweb

  1. Open your email program and start a new message to support@morweb.org (or your Project Coordinator).
  2. Use this subject line:
    Google Analytics Key for Morweb Dashboard
  3. Attach the .json file you downloaded in Step 1.
  4. In the message body, write:

    Hello Morweb Team,
    Please find attached the Google Analytics service account key file. Let me know once my Analytics Dashboard is connected.
    Thanks,
    [Your Name]

  5. Send the email.

Troubleshooting Tips

  • Service Account option not visible

    Make sure you’re signed in to Google Cloud Console with the correct account and that the Analytics API is enabled for your project.

  • Unsure which Google account has Analytics access

    Go to analytics.google.com and sign in. If you don’t see your property, ask your site admin to grant you “Viewer” permission under Admin > Account Access Management.

  • I attached the wrong JSON file

    Create a new key by repeating Step 1, then email the new file. Revoke the old key under IAM > Service Accounts > Keys in Google Cloud Console.

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