Hi,
I'm trying to execute (or schedule) an Adwords Script for Account Auditing.
I need to do this programatically from my own software.
Is it possible to connect to a given account, schedule or run a specific script and then fetch the results?
I'll try to explain what I'd love to do in the best scenario by describing this steps:
1- A third-party Adwords's user logs in into my web application.
2- This third-party user accepts to grant me access to manage his account with a Manager Account of my own.
3- My application automatically runs a pre-defined script to audit user account's campaigns.
4- When finished, user should see script's results on my application.
I just need to schedule/run/create a script for that user's Adwords account programmatically, so I don't have to do it manually.
Is it possible?
Thanks!
2- This third-party user accepts to grant me access to manage his account with a Manager Account of my own
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Hello,At the moment, Ads scripts must be scheduled and run directly from the UI.Regarding:2- This third-party user accepts to grant me access to manage his account with a Manager Account of my ownYou can reach out to product support to see if there is a means to manage account access outside the UI.Ads scripts is capable of executing code that is stored/remotely in a text file using the eval() function.One possible way to dynamically and remotely manage script's schedule is to have the script run hourly (the most frequent interval an Ads script can run on), and have the script reference a 'switch' from a remote document (e.g. a spreadsheet). Depending on the state of that remote switch the script can run or simply just stop.Regards,MattGoogle Ads Scripts Team
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