Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi! Any advance on this request? The possibility of downloading a full MCC report is crucial! Parallel report donwloading is not the best approch. Thanks a lot.. In these days where information is crucial I can't believe Adwords still do not offer this in their API. Greetings Ramiro On Tuesda

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi Guy, No, there isn't. We don't have plans in the foreseeable future to support this feature. Cheers, Anash P. Oommen, AdWords API Advisor. On Wednesday, November 11, 2015 at 4:54:18 AM UTC-5, g...@algomizer.com wrote: > > Hi, > is there an update on that matter? Is there a way to gather sta

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi, is there an update on that matter? Is there a way to gather statistics on all accounts in one MCC with one API call to ACCOUNT_PERFORMANCE_REPORT, or is it still to iterate and get a report per account? I saw that in adwords application in the UI it is possible to download the report to all

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi Irfan, Thanks for the response, I was actually just looking to increase performance of gathering the data, as I have over 1100 individual calls to make for keyword performance, and that will probably double as I will need to also pull ad performance as well. It looks like the ability to mak

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Thanks for the links! I've actually already built a library to handle importing costs from various media vendors which supports api and file upload, in this case I was looking to increase performance for a reconciliation system I am building to continuously pull data in waves. At the moment, t

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi Bayron, I use aw-reporting as suggested by Anash, dump all the data into a database, and then use SQL to generate any types of reports for my clients. Irfan On Tuesday, April 22, 2014 4:54:57 PM UTC+1, Bayron Galdames wrote: > > Hi Anash, > > Thank you for the response, I have over 1100 cus

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi Bayron, I understand your point, but unfortunately, we don't have any plans to provide this feature. One thing you could explore as an alternative is https://github.com/googleads/aw-reporting. It is written in Java, but it addresses the concerns you raised. It is actively maintained by Googl

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi Anash, Thank you for the response, I have over 1100 customer Ids to loop through and it is only growing. Short of doing these requests in parallel and dealing with the request limitations, it would be much simpler to make one call to get the summary data across the campaigns. Will there be

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi Bayron, We don't have any plans to add support for MCC level report / stats. You can use ManagedCustomerService.get to get all the accounts in the hierarchy, run reports in parallel, and aggregate the results at your end. Cheers, Anash P. Oommen, AdWords API Advisor. On Monday, April 21, 2

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Is this going to be fixed? I have hundreds of accounts to manage, it doesn't make sense to brute force data aggregation... This used to be a feature in one of the older api versions. It also doesn't make sense that, I can quickly generate a report for all of my accounts using the reporting int

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Thanks for the response Anash. I came across that last night but was really hoping there was a simpler way. Constructive criticism for the API... I use the Bing Ads API a lot as well and while the Adwords API does a lot of things better than them (especially documentation), this is one place

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

You cannot get one report that has data for more than one account at a time. You need to do the aggregation manually on your side after downloading each account separately. On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 12:06:36 AM UTC, Mike C wrote: > > Hi Ray, > > I'm having trouble figuring out how to imple

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi Mike, https://github.com/googleads/google-api-ads-ruby/blob/master/adwords_api/examples/v201309/reporting/parallel_report_download.rb is a good code example to get started on how to download reports for multiple client accounts under an MCC account. Cheers, Anash P. Oommen, AdWords API Advi

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi Ray, I'm having trouble figuring out how to implement your response. I am able to run a report and get the stats when I utilize a customer ID that has one account. I can get all the stats for that account. However, I do not understand how I am supposed to get that same report response for

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Mike, You can get the response in XML format as well. Please see our Reporting guide regarding the supported formats . I recall the client libraries should also have an option for you to retrieve the report and storing it either

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Thank you for the help Ray. I just want to use these stats in a Rails view. Is there a way to get a response that is just like an XML dump that I can parse? These clients check their data a few times a day using various different data ranges. The campaignstats object I am using now is very h

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Mike, You are welcome! Depending on your needs, you may be able to download the data periodically so that you can avoid hitting the server every time. Some metric/report are updated at different time- so you can take advantage of synchronizi

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Thanks for the response Ray! I've taken a look at your links - Do I need to actually download reports and parse them for this data or can I get an XML response (or any other format I can parse) to the request? I have users that will be changing their date range in the app dash and it doesn't s

Re: Reporting Stats for an MCC

Mike, There is a way to retrieve stats for all accounts within an MCC. You will need to iterate over all of the descendant accounts of the MCC, and for each of those account, get the stats from reporting. You can continue to use OAuth 2.0 as the MCC account user. For example: 1. Use the Mana

Reporting Stats for an MCC

Hi Adwords Team, I've followed the adwords_on_rails demo to create a rails app with a dashboard view that shows an account's stats (clicks, impressions, conversions, etc.), just like an adwords dashboard. When a user logs in they authenticate through OAuth and land on a selection screen where