Re: Problems with linking up multiple applications under one MCC

I would also like to use the structure that Nate describes, but can't due to the fact that the interface does not allow me to nest the Test MCC under the main production MCC. Is there anything in the works to resolve this or should we assume that we'll need to maintain two sets of credentials to

Re: Problems with linking up multiple applications under one MCC

Hi, AuthorizationError:USER_PERMISSION_DENIED doesn't have nothing to do with what developer token you are using. What credential you used matters (production MCC account, or test MCC account). If you authenticated with your production MCC account, and your requests was made against the cl

Re: Problems with linking up multiple applications under one MCC

I don't mean to hijack this thread, but the whole point of my question stems from the "Test Accounts" section of the API docs: https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/test-accounts Under "Getting Started" it states that you need to use a *production* mcc account Developer Token when makin

Re: Problems with linking up multiple applications under one MCC

Hi Nate, If you need to access both campaigns with the same credential (MAIN PRODUCTION MCC ACCOUNT in that case), the structure looks right to me. As for the test accounts, now you can create a test MCC on your own (please see the blog

Re: Problems with linking up multiple applications under one MCC

I have tried to use the Production developer token in my Test calls (Oauth2 token refresh is successful), as Google instructs in grey block under "Getting Started": https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/test-accounts?hl=e

Problems with linking up multiple applications under one MCC

Hi All, I've been trying to sort this out for 2 days now and haven't come to the correct solution, any help would be greatly appreciated! My situation: I have 2 companies in a similar space (the component industry, but separate entities entirely). Both of these companies have large databas