Pinterest Business Manager
Connect your Pinterest account to Adora
Pinterest access comes in two parts: roles on your ad account, and Publisher on your Pinterest profile. They sit on different tabs of the same invite, and granting the ad account alone is the most common reason a connection stalls.
Ad account — Accounts tab Profile — Profile tab
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Choose your access level
Both parts are required either way. The access level only changes which roles you toggle on the Accounts tab — the Profile tab is the same in both.
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Before you start
You need admin rights on your Pinterest business account to invite a partner. If someone else on your team holds them, send them this page.
Know which profile Adora should publish from. If the profile you want is not listed on the Profile tab in step 5, it is not part of your Business Manager yet — add it there first, or ask your CSM.
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Grant access in Pinterest Business Manager
Pinterest Business Manager Steps
Log into your Pinterest business account. Pinterest access roles reference ↗
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Open Business Manager — Click the menu icon in the top-left corner. Under Manage business, select Business Manager.
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Go to Partners — Click Partners in the left-side navigation, then click Add partner.
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Enter Adora's Business ID — Select Invite a partner to access your assets, then enter
1079316004355727128 and click Show assets.There are two tabs here, and both are required. Setting roles on the Accounts tab does not share your Pinterest profile. Do step 4 and step 5 before you send.
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Part 1 of 2Accounts tab — set the ad account roles — Toggle on Analyst, Audience and Campaign. Leave all other toggles (Admin, Finance, Catalogs) off.
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Part 2 of 2Profile tab — share the profile — Don't stop at the Accounts tab. Switch to the Profile tab and check the Publisher box next to the profile you want to share.
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Review & send — Click Next, check the summary lists both the ad account roles and the profile, then click Send invite.
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Confirm it worked — Adora receives an email to accept, and you'll be notified once it's done. Reopen Partners → Adora and check both the ad account and the profile are listed. If only the ad account is there, add the profile — you don't need to send a new invite.
Check both before you send
0 of 2 sharedWhat you shareWhere / what to setWhy Adora needs it
What each role allows
RolePermissions
AnalystAd account role
View performance data, reporting, and creative insights
AudienceAd account role
Create and manage audiences for ad targeting
CampaignAd account role
Create and edit ad campaigns directly from Adora
PublisherProfile role
Create and publish Pins from the shared profile
Admin, Finance, CatalogsNever granted
Account settings, billing and product catalogs. Adora never requests these.
If something is missing
My profile is not listed on the Profile tab
The profile has not been added to your Business Manager yet, so there is nothing to share. Add it in Business Manager first, then return to Partners → Adora and check the Publisher box. Your CSM can help if you are not sure who owns the profile.
I already sent the invite and only set the Accounts tab
You do not need to start over. Open Partners, select Adora, and share the profile with the Publisher role as in step 5. If you cannot edit the existing partnership, your CSM can have the invite re-sent.
Why isn't the ad account enough on its own?
The ad account holds the budget, the campaigns and the reporting. The Pins themselves belong to your profile — that is the identity they are published under. Without Publisher on the profile, Adora can see the campaigns but cannot put creative into them.
Need help getting connected?
Your Adora Customer Success Manager is ready to walk you through the process — including getting the right person on your team to share the profile.
