Private tool scope
Use terms
Big Daddy Reporting is operated by the account owner for their own business reporting. It is not offered here as a public sign-up service. Updated 31 October 2026.
Authorized account use
The owner chooses the Google account and the five business blogs they are authorized to access. Google authorization is completed through the official consent flow and the local connection helper. These information pages do not sign anyone in, accept credentials or connect an account.
The Blogger connection uses the read-only permission described in the privacy notice. It is intended for the selected owner’s account, rather than unrelated third-party accounts.
Reports and their limits
Reports summarize the metadata actually returned by Blogger. Each report should preserve capture times, requested publication states, pagination and any limits or missing information. A partial inventory is not a complete queue total, and a failed read is not evidence of zero activity.
The owner reviews source coverage and freshness before making business decisions. Blogger content counts do not establish pageviews, sales, affiliate commissions, costs or profit. Access can require renewed Google authorization or stop if a provider or local connection becomes unavailable.
Actions remain under owner control
This Blogger reporting connection cannot publish, schedule, edit or delete content. Reports and these information pages do not authorize separate publishing, spending, customer messages, transactions or store changes. Those actions still require the owner’s specific approval in their respective workflows.
Connection and record controls
The owner can stop local reporting and revoke Google access. Removing the connection and deleting existing reports or backups are separate steps. The privacy notice explains those distinctions and the use of Codex/OpenAI processing.
Questions and updates
Contact the operator at patrickmagreevy@gmail.com about the private tool, its connection or its records. Do not include passwords or connection secrets.
Changes to the tool’s data practices or these pages are reviewed by the owner before publication. These information pages describe the private reporting tool; they do not offer a paid service or accept a payment.