Data handling
Google Ads data is used only for AdSoups campaign operations.
AdSoups accesses advertising account data required for content promotion campaigns, reporting, monitoring, optimization, and troubleshooting within our own Google Ads accounts.
Data Types
| Data category | Examples | Use inside AdSoups |
|---|---|---|
| Account data | Customer IDs, account names, manager-client relationships | Confirm AdSoups-owned account scope and route operations to the correct account. |
| Campaign structure | Campaigns, budgets, ad groups, criteria, ads, assets | Create, review, and maintain approved Search campaign structures for AdSoups guide content in our own accounts. |
| Performance data | Impressions, clicks, cost, CTR, average CPC, search terms | Monitor campaign health, report performance, evaluate content promotion, and identify operational changes. |
| Operational actions | Keyword additions, negatives, bid ceiling changes, campaign status updates | Maintain auditability and troubleshoot account changes. |
| Authentication data | OAuth refresh tokens and client credentials | Authenticate authorized API requests. Credentials are not exposed to public visitors. |
Use, Sharing, and Retention
- Google Ads data is used for internal campaign creation, guide promotion analysis, reporting, optimization, monitoring, and troubleshooting.
- AdSoups does not sell, rent, or share Google Ads data for public profiling or unrelated advertising purposes.
- Operational records are retained only as long as needed for account management, audit, reporting, security, and legal requirements.
- Data may be processed by infrastructure providers solely to host, secure, back up, or operate the internal platform.
- Authorized account access can be revoked through Google Account controls.
Limited Use Commitment
AdSoups' use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including Limited Use requirements.
Data from Google Ads APIs is not used to create public user profiles, sold to data brokers, or transferred for unrelated advertising products.