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Connect your client's Pinterest boards and ad account in one click.

One consent covers both organic Pins and Pinterest ads — no separate setups.

In plain English

What your client grants when they connect Pinterest

Pinterest connects through one OAuth. The client grants:

Boardsread boards and create/schedule Pins to them.
Ad accountread and manage Pinterest ad campaigns and reporting.

Why connecting Pinterest through eGiiG is the right way

One secure connection, on your branded onboarding link, with the client in full control.

Safe by design

No passwords, ever

The client authorises access on the platform’s own screen. No credentials are ever shared with you or eGiiG.

One link, only what you need

You request exactly the access the work requires. The client can narrow it, but never has to grant more.

Revoke any time

Every connection lives in the client’s portal, where they can review or revoke access whenever they choose.

Good to know

The details that matter

Access levels the client can choose

Pinterest doesn't yet expose a client-facing access-level picker in eGiiG — access is granted at the connection's default level. Don't advertise per-role selection on this page.

Three steps

How it works

1

Choose Pinterest in the Flow builder

Choose Pinterest in the Flow builder.

2

Send the branded onboarding link

Send the branded onboarding link.

3

Client authorizes → boards land in

Client authorizes → boards land in Social, the ad account in Ads; portal shows both.

Status: - Reads work in production — boards and ad accounts return c

Pinterest access, answered

What does one Pinterest connection cover?
A single consent grants access to the client’s boards and their Pinterest ad account, all in one step.
Do we need their Pinterest password?
No — OAuth, revocable from the portal.

Collect Pinterest access without the back-and-forth

Start free, no card. Send one branded link and get the Pinterest access you need.