Hi Scott,
We may be able to file a feature request on your behalf for this. However, I
would just like to confirm -- the 'Grant access' screen presented seems to
suggest the inviting manager is permitted to make changes to the invitee's
account, but you do in fact only have read only access (th
Thanks for the link. When OUR MCC invites a customer's MCC, the customer is
presented with a disclaimer saying:
*Grant XXX access to this account?*
If you grant XXX access to this account, they can change and manage your
entire account, including all ads and keywords, as well as accept Terms an
Hello Scott,
Thanks for getting back to us.
With regard to your concern on updating user access levels, you can check on
these available guides ( Managing User Access | Managing User Access
Invitations ) instead.
Regards,
Mark Kevin Albios
Google Ads API Team
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How can we link to their account of some kind but NOT have full access? We
want to guarantee that we only have read-only access.
On Friday, April 9, 2021 at 1:45:05 PM UTC-5 adsapiforumadvisor wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> Thank you for reaching out. If you do not want to have your email added to
> th
Hi Scott,
Thank you for reaching out. If you do not want to have your email added to the
client MCC as a user, then you could consider having the client MCC linked to
your main MCC instead. This way you don’t have to expose your email to the
client. You could follow the instructions in this gui
We have a new aspect of our business where we need to simply pull Google
Ads data via the API for multiple customers -- in a read-only fashion.
Let's say we'll have 20 new customers in the next few months -- each has a
couple dozen accounts respectively.
Can you suggest the proper way to be doi
