Before you begin: The Google Display & Video 360 Insertion Orders (IO) data source provides data already organized for your use in TapClicks reporting.
Instructions:
Locate the Google Display & Video 360 IO Data Source
1] Login to TapClicks and on the Data menu, click Data Sources.
2] The menu of data sources appears.
3] To locate the Google Display & Video 360 IO data source, either scroll through the list of data sources or enter the data source into the search box ("Display & Video") in the upper right (results appear automatically).
Connect to the Google Display & Video 360 IO Data Source
4] On the Google Display & Video 360 IO data source, click Connect.
5] The Google login page appears.
| NOTE: If you are already logged into Google, the system will authenticate with the credentials you are currently logged in with. If you need to use another account, log out before initiating the connection. |
6] Click on an account to login with, if applicable.
7] When TapClicks requests to access your account click Allow.
8] After you authenticate with Google, you will land back in TapClicks. Make sure you are on the Data Sources page.
9] Locate the Google Display & Video 360 IO data source and click Assign to Clients.
10] On the left side select a Display & Video 360 IO advertiser from the list or click the Add Connection button on the right to add an advertiser.
11] To assign the advertiser to a client, on the right side choose a client from the existing client dropdown or create a new client to assign it to.
12] Edit General Settings, Additional Information and Primary Contact Information as needed and then click Assign Client.
13] To view the status of your connection, click Connection Status in the Data Management menu on the left.
14] After the data source is connected, an initial data fetch will occur. Each data source has a different Lookback period. The Lookback period determines the amount of historical data that is fetched. It is measured in months, weeks, or days. The specific lookback period for each service can be found on the connection's status page. After the initial data retrieval, you're ready to use your Google Display & Video 360 IO data in reports and analysis.