Connect only what you manage
An authorized user signs in with Google and grants Breeze access through OAuth 2.0. Breeze never asks for or stores the user's Google password.
Connected platform
Breeze uses an owner-authorized Google connection for account and location discovery. Public-review monitoring, reply drafting, and performance reporting are separate from this connection in the current release.
An authorized user signs in with Google and grants Breeze access through OAuth 2.0. Breeze never asks for or stores the user's Google password.
In the current release, connected data identifies the customer's own accounts and locations. Breeze does not collect Google Business Profile performance data through this connection.
Breeze does not publish Google review replies or change profile information in the current release. Any future write action will require Google approval and a separate, specific customer action.
Customers can revoke access through their Google Account and request that Breeze remove connected data and permissions.
Why access is requested
Breeze requests the Google Business Profile business.manage scope. The consent screen shows the requested access before the user decides whether to connect.
Accounts and locationsIdentify the profiles the signed-in user is authorized to manage.
Separate review workflowPublic review observation and reply drafting do not depend on the Google authorization in this release.
Performance deferredGoogle Business Profile performance collection is disabled in this release.
No resale or advertising useConnected Google data is not sold, used for advertising, or used to train a generalized AI model.
Customer control
Breeze is an independent product operated by Zeno Ventures LLC. Breeze is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Google.
Customers remain the owners or authorized managers of their Business Profiles. They control which locations are connected and can revoke access at any time.