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Everything you need to set up AdsTracker, connect your data, and integrate with your stack. Jump to a section below.
Getting started
Start a free trial, create your organization, and invite teammates as leads or buyers. Roles are enforced at the data layer, so buyers only see the accounts they own while a lead sees every account in their team. Once your team is in, head to Bring in your Google Ads data to set up your first accounts.
Bring in your Google Ads data
Add an account, then open its script and paste it into Google Ads under Tools and settings, Scripts. Schedule it hourly — that schedule is what makes spend, clicks, conversions and approval status appear. The current script is version 23, and since version 21 the start, stop and budget commands reach every campaign type; a version bump needs one manual re-paste per account, which the accounts table tells you about. AdsTracker never signs into your account: anything that changes there is run by that script, from a command you or one of your rules queued, and bids are never set by us.
Webhooks & script
Statistics arrive on a per-account webhook signed with its own secret. Revenue arrives on a postback URL carrying its own token, which your tracker or affiliate network calls server to server; sub-ID parameters on that call are what attribute revenue to a creative and a traffic source. Every payload is verified, rate-limited and idempotent, so a repeated request is never counted twice. This is why ROI comes from your own postbacks: we do not invent revenue.
Alerts
Set rules on overspend, zero conversions, an ROI drop, a banned account, a silent script or an approval drop, plus statistical anomaly rules and composite rules that combine several conditions. Delivery is Telegram and the notification centre inside the app, with browser push for the critical ones; there is no email channel. Threshold, priority and cooldown are yours per rule, quiet hours are set once for the organization, and a daily digest collects what quiet hours held back.