Google Ads integration
Smart Bidding, taught by the money that actually landed.
Optimizing to form fills buys you form fills. Connect the shop's Google Ads account and booked jobs and paid invoices go back as conversions with the invoice value on them — so the bidding learns which clicks turn into a wrapped car, not which ones turn into a name.
- Status
- Connected-ready
- Data
- Two-way sync
- Category
- Marketing
The short answer
What does the Google Ads integration actually do?
- Where it stands: Connected-ready.
- Which way the data moves: Two-way sync.
- Booked jobs and paid invoices upload as conversions — with invoice value
- Smart Bidding optimizes toward revenue, not form fills
- Campaign spend syncs nightly into the Spend report on its own
Bottom line: Google Ads is live: conversions upload carrying their dollar value, campaign spend syncs nightly, and refunds and voids send corrections. It's a per-shop connection you authorize with a Google sign-in and can revoke.
Why connect Google Ads
Your invoices teach your ads which clicks to buy.
Connect the shop's Google Ads account and close the loop: booked jobs and paid invoices flow back as conversions with real dollar values, campaign spend syncs itself every night, and the Marketing report shows what every campaign actually earned — not impressions, dollars.
Conversions with the invoice value on them
A booked job and a paid invoice both go back, carrying what the job was actually worth. That's the difference between counting leads and counting money.
Smart Bidding aimed at revenue
Once the conversions carry value, the bidding optimizes toward the jobs that pay rather than the forms that fill.
Spend syncs nightly, on its own
Campaign spend lands in the Spend report without an export, so cost per lead, cost per booked job and ROAS per campaign are figures you read rather than build.
Refunds and voids send corrections
A refunded job sends the correction, so Google's picture stays honest. A conversion feed that only ever goes up teaches the wrong thing.
What ships
What you can do once it’s connected
- 01Booked jobs and paid invoices upload as conversions — with invoice value
- 02Smart Bidding optimizes toward revenue, not form fills
- 03Campaign spend syncs nightly into the Spend report on its own
- 04True cost-per-lead, cost-per-booked-job and ROAS per campaign
- 05Refunds and voids send corrections, so Google's numbers stay honest
How it works
Setting it up, in order
Connect the Google Ads account
Sign in with the Google account that manages the ad account and authorize Service VIN from the integrations settings. Per shop, and revocable.
Pick where conversions land
Choose or create the conversion destination the uploads should go to, so they sit beside the rest of your measurement rather than replacing it.
Read the Marketing report
Spend comes in nightly and the conversions go the other way. What you read afterwards is per-campaign earnings, not impressions.
How connecting works, written up step by step: The integrations hub: connect your tools.
FAQ
Google Ads, answered
Does Service VIN integrate with Google Ads?
Yes, and it's live. Booked jobs and paid invoices upload as conversions carrying the invoice value, campaign spend syncs nightly into the Spend report on its own, and refunds and voids send corrections. The result is true cost per lead, cost per booked job and ROAS per campaign inside the Marketing report.
Does connecting change anything in my ad account?
Connecting itself changes nothing. What the connector writes afterwards are conversions and their corrections, into the destination you pick. Anything that would change a campaign is an action you take deliberately in Service VIN, not something the connection does on its own.
Will Smart Bidding actually use it?
That's the reason the invoice value rides along. A conversion carrying a dollar value is what a value-based bidding strategy optimizes against; a conversion without one is just a count, and counts are how a shop ends up buying cheap leads for expensive work.
How is this different from the Lead Forms connector?
Direction. Lead Forms brings submissions in as leads. This one sends conversions and their values out and pulls spend in. Together they close the loop: the click becomes a lead, the lead becomes an invoice, and the invoice teaches the bidding.
Can I see what a campaign earned, not just what it cost?
Yes — that's the Marketing report. Spend arrives nightly and the revenue is already in Service VIN on the job, so the report puts earnings against spend per campaign instead of leaving you to line up two tabs and a calculator.
Or start smaller
The call you missed is the job you lost.
Every missed call answered in seconds. The quote you promised, drafted before you hang up. Booked straight into your calendar.
It answers from your real services, your real prices and your real calendar — and writes the booking into them. No migration, no data to move — it runs beside whatever you use today.
Run the whole shop — Google Ads included.
Quotes, bookings, film inventory and the AI crew in one login. Connect Google Ads on the free trial and watch a real payment or a real booking move between two systems before you decide anything.
Connected-ready · Two-way sync