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Data Manager API now supports sending events to Google Marketing Platform destinations and IP ingestion for Google Ads Customer Match

2026 m. gegužės 28 d., ketvirtadienis

Google Marketing Platform event ingestion The Data Manager API has introduced support for sending offline conversion events to Google Marketing Platform products, including Campaign Manager 360, Search Ads 360, and Display & Video 360. The AdIdentifiers object now includes dclid, impressionId, matchId, and encryptedUserIds. Check out the Get started guide to see which fields are required for uploading conversions that occur away from your website. If you're currently using the Campaign Manager 360 API for conversion uploads, we recommend reviewing our upgrade guide to explore the advantages of the Data Manager API. These include a unified schema across all Google advertising products, encryption of user identifiers such as email and phone number, and the ability to route events to multiple destinations in a single request. Composite data & IP ingestion for Google Ads Customer Match In addition, you can now send IP addresses in Google Ads Customer Match uploads using the new CompositeData field. Composite data allows you to include IP data, either on its own or alongside user identifiers like email address, phone number, and address information. Providing IP addresses along with their corresponding observation timestamps in IpData will help drive higher match rates for Google Ads Customer Match beginning in Q3 2026. While we'll continue to support the user_data field for user identifier uploads, we recommend sending user identifiers using composite_data to ensure your integration is ready for future improvements and features. Get started

Learn how to upgrade your existing Campaign Manager 360 offline conversion upload workflows:

Upgrade from the Campaign Manager 360 API

Learn how to send IP addresses for Google Ads Customer Match:

If you have any questions or want to discuss this post, please reach out to us on our "Google Advertising and Measurement Community" Discord server. You can also contact us through the support page if you have an issue or need help with the API. If you’re interested in becoming a data partner, please fill out the Partner Interest Form.

- Lindsey Volta, on behalf of the Data Manager API Team

Campaign Manager 360 API v4 Sunset Reminder

2026 m. sausio 26 d., pirmadienis

Campaign Manager 360 API v4 will be sunset on February 26, 2026. Starting on this date, all v4 API requests will begin to fail. If you’re still using this version, we strongly encourage you to migrate to v5 as soon as possible to avoid service interruptions. See the migration guide for details on how to upgrade. In most cases, you will just need to upgrade to the latest version of your preferred client library. We also recommend reviewing the release notes for important changes that may affect your implementation. If you have questions, please contact Campaign Manager 360 API support.

- Lindsey Volta, on behalf of the Campaign Manager 360 API Team

Announcing v5 release and changes for supporting European Union Political Ads Regulation in Campaign Manager 360 API

2025 m. rugsėjo 2 d., antradienis

What’s changing? As announced last year, Google will stop serving political advertising in the European Union ahead of new regulation in October 2025. Today, we’re releasing updates to the Campaign Manager 360 API v4 to support this change. We’re also announcing the release of v5. For details on the changes related to euPoliticalAdsDeclaration, continue reading this post. For details on all other changes, and the v5 release, see the release notes. v4 Deprecation and sunset reminder In accordance with our deprecation schedule, the v5 release marks the beginning of the deprecation period for v4, which will sunset on Feb 26, 2026. After this date, any requests made against v4 will begin returning errors. See the migration guide for details. In most cases, you will just need to upgrade to the latest version of your preferred client library. We recommend that you review the release notes to learn about important changes you might need to be aware of. If you have questions about this or anything else Campaign Manager 360 API related, feel free to reach out to us on our support forum. Background Campaign Manager 360 will require self-declaration for EU political ads. You must declare whether or not a campaign contains EU political ads when creating it. You can also make this declaration for the advertiser as a whole. This declaration will state whether any campaigns under the advertiser will contain EU political ads. We recommend that you make the declaration at the advertiser level using the Campaign Manager 360 API or under the advertiser Properties settings in the Campaign Manager 360 UI. Campaign Manager 360 API v4 and v5 will support the ability to declare whether a campaign contains EU political ads. Campaign Manager 360 API Campaign Manager 360 will start requiring declarations for new campaigns and for existing campaigns when adding a new placement, ad, or creative. Campaign Manager 360 API v5 will require the field euPoliticalAdsDeclaration for new campaign resources and for existing campaign resources when adding a new placement, ad, or creative. The field euPoliticalAdsDeclaration will be added to the following API objects in v4 and v5 to surface self-declaration at different resource levels:

Campaign objects for getting and setting the declaration at the campaign level.

Advertiser for getting and setting the declaration at the advertiser level.

The following table lists the values that can be set for this field on Advertiser resources.

Value

ADVERTISER_PLANS_TO_SERVE_EU_POLITICAL_ADS

ADVERTISER_DOES_NOT_PLAN_TO_SERVE_EU_POLITICAL_ADS

The following table lists the values that can be set for this field on Campaign resources.

Value

CONTAINS_EU_POLITICAL_ADS

DOES_NOT_CONTAIN_EU_POLITICAL_ADS

If you set the euPoliticalAdsDeclaration field to ADVERTISER_DOES_NOT_PLAN_TO_SERVE_EU_POLITICAL_ADS for the parent advertiser, the field will be backfilled for existing campaigns to match and new campaigns will use that value if another is not set at creation. What do I need to do? We recommend that you make the declaration at the advertiser level. You can do this either by setting the euPoliticalAdsDeclaration field using the API when calling the advertisers.insert, advertisers.patch or advertisers.update methods, or in the Campaign Manager 360 UI under the advertiser Properties setting. If you can’t declare at the advertiser level or have declared that EU political ads may be served under your advertiser, you will need to provide declarations at the campaign level by updating your use of the following API methods:

Set the euPoliticalAdsDeclaration field in the new campaign resource when making a campaigns.insert request or in an existing campaign resource when making a campaigns.update or campaigns.patch request.

How will this affect my campaign serving? Refer to the Campaign Manager 360 Help center article to learn more about how this declaration affects your ad serving. Learn More As with every new version of the Campaign Manager 360 API, we encourage you to carefully review all changes in the release notes. For those of you looking to get going right away, updated client libraries are now available. If you're just starting out, the Get Started guide is a great reference to help you get up and running quickly. Give it a try and let us know if you have any questions!

- Kamlesh, Campaign Manager 360 API Team

Campaign Manager 360 API v3.5 sunset reminder

2023 m. sausio 19 d., ketvirtadienis

Campaign Manager 360 APIFeb 20th, 2023most current releasemigration guideclient libraryrelease notessupport forum

- Ruizhi Liao, CM360 API Team

Announcing v4 of the Campaign Manager 360 API

2022 m. birželio 15 d., trečiadienis

Advertiser Invoices

Billing Assignments

Billing Profiles

Billing Rates

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- Yan Liu, CM360 API Team

Campaign Manager 360 API v3.4 sunset reminder

2021 m. gruodžio 10 d., penktadienis

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- Ruizhi Liao, CM360 API Team

Announcing v3.5 of the Campaign Manager 360 API

2021 m. gegužės 27 d., ketvirtadienis

Support for automatic tag wrapping, including:

Additional advertiser measurementPartnerLink field for third party linking
Additional campaign measurementPartnerLink field for third party linking
Additional placement wrappingOptOut and partnerWrappingData fields for wrapping configuration.

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- Ruizhi Liao, CM360 API Team

Announcing v3.4 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

2020 m. liepos 31 d., penktadienis

Update (Sep 1, 2020): Support for path and path attribution report types is now available in v3.4. It has been added back to this post.

Update (Aug 7, 2020): Support for path and path attribution report types, originally listed in this blog post, was not included in the initial release of v3.4 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API. It has been removed from this post.

Today we're releasing v3.4 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API. Highlights of this release include:

Support for path and path attribution report types.
Added site-level and placement-level OBA icon settings for video creative settings.
Support for attribution in floodlight activities, and a new status field.

Details of these and other changes are covered in our release notes.

Deprecation and sunset reminder

In accordance with our deprecation schedule, this release marks the beginning of the deprecation period for v3.3, which will sunset on February 28, 2021. After this date, any requests made against v3.3 will begin returning errors.

Learn More

As with every new version of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API, we encourage you to carefully review all changes in the release notes. For those of you looking to get going right away, updated client libraries are now available. If you're just starting out, the Get Started guide is a great reference to help you get up and running quickly.

Give it a try and let us know if you have any questions!

- Nikita Agarwal, DCM API Team

Stricter Validation For DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

2020 m. liepos 9 d., ketvirtadienis

On July 14th, 2020, we will begin enforcing stricter validation for requests to the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API. This change will initially be introduced for 5% of API traffic during the week of July 14, 10% the week of July 21, 30% the week of July 28, and all requests by August 7th, 2020.

As a result, your requests might begin returning additional errors. Please update your requests, as needed.

The following list includes the error codes that you might see, as well as the recommended solutions:

"Invalid value - Enum" - Ensure you are using valid enum values. For more information, see the API Reference.
"Invalid value - Bool" - Ensure boolean fields in the request are set to true/false, rather than empty string.
"Invalid value - Integer ####.0" - Ensure integer fields in the request are set to valid integers.
"Invalid JSON Payload - NaN" - Ensure NaN does not appear in the request payload.
"Invalid JSON payload received. - not repeating" - Do not use arrays for non-array fields.

Method specific errors:

dfareporting.reports.run: "Invalid JSON payload received. Unexpected end of string. Expected a value" - Ensure the request body is completely empty.
dfareporting.reports.list: "Request contains an invalid argument." - Ensure that empty fields in the response contain a valid value. For example, empty array fields must be specified by an empty array, rather than an empty string or object.
dfareporting.files.get and dfareporting.reports.files.get: "OAuth token was passed in the query parameter. Please send it in Authorization header instead." - Requests must use the HTTP header Authorization: Bearer [ACCESS_TOKEN] to pass OAuth credentials.

Why is this changing?
Stricter validation helps ensure that problematic requests are not silently ignored, and aligns the behavior of the DCM API with that of other Google APIs.

- Evan Chou, DCM API Team

DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API v3.2 sunset reminder

2019 m. rugpjūčio 5 d., pirmadienis

In accordance with our deprecation schedule, we will be sunsetting version 3.2 of the API on August 31, 2019. Requests to version 3.2 will no longer work after this date, preventing you from updating and accessing information in Campaign Manager. To avoid an interruption in service, you must migrate to a newer API version as soon as possible.

To learn about changes between versions and get tips for migrating, visit the API developer site. Also consider subscribing to this blog to stay up to date about new releases, upcoming sunsets, and changes to the API.

If you have technical questions regarding new versions of the API, please reach out via the developer forum.

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

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2019 m. vasario 8 d., penktadienis

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For some products, the Google Ads Developer team has used Google groups as a way to allow API users to subscribe and get new relevant blog posts delivered to their email address. Starting now, the way you can get email updates about blog posts is changing. We will no longer send an email to the Google group for each new blog post. We will continue to use the Google groups for other important updates, however.

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If you use any of the APIs that we discuss on this blog, make sure you subscribe to the feed to keep up with the latest news and updates:

- Mike Cloonan, Ads Developer Relations Team

Announcing v3.3 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

2019 m. vasario 8 d., penktadienis

Today we're releasing v3.3 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API. Highlights of this release include:

Details of these and all other changes are covered in our release notes.

Deprecation and sunset reminder

In accordance with our deprecation schedule, this release marks the beginning of the deprecation period for v3.2, which will sunset on August 31, 2019. After this date, any requests made against v3.2 will begin returning errors.

As a final reminder, API version 3.1 will be sunset on February 28, 2019. To avoid an interruption in service, all users are required to migrate to a newer version before the sunset date.

Learn More

As with every new version of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API, we encourage you to carefully review all changes in the release notes. For those of you looking to get going right away, updated client libraries are now available. If you're just starting out, the Get Started guide is a great reference to help you get up and running quickly.

Give it a try and let us know if you have any questions!

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API v3.0 sunset reminder

2018 m. lapkričio 2 d., penktadienis

DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API v3.0 will be sunset on November 30th, 2018. From this date onwards, all requests made against v3.0 of this API will fail. If you're still actively working with this version, we strongly encourage you to begin migrating to the most current release to avoid an interruption in service.

For most, migrating will be as easy as adopting the latest version of your preferred client library. However, all users are advised to review the release notes to learn about important version differences you may need to be aware of.

If you have questions about this or anything else DCM API related, feel free to reach out to us on our support forum.

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

Announcing v3.2 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

2018 m. rugpjūčio 14 d., antradienis

Today we're releasing v3.2 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API. Highlights of this release include:

Details of these and all other changes are covered in our release notes.

Deprecation and sunset reminder
In accordance with our deprecation schedule, this release marks the beginning of the deprecation period for v3.1, which will sunset on February 28, 2019. After this date, any requests made against v3.1 will begin returning errors.

As a final reminder, API version 2.8 will be sunset on August 31, 2018. To avoid an interruption in service, all users are required to migrate to a newer version before the sunset date.

Learn More
As with every new version of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API, we encourage you to carefully review all changes in the release notes. For those of you looking to get going right away, updated client libraries are now available. If you're just starting out, the Get Started guide is a great reference to help you get up and running quickly.

Give it a try and let us know if you have any questions!

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

Announcing v3.1 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

2018 m. gegužės 24 d., ketvirtadienis

Today we're releasing v3.1 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API. Highlights of this release include:

Support for in-stream audio creatives
Landing page mobile deep link management

Details of these and all other changes are covered in our release notes.

Deprecation and sunset reminder

In accordance with our deprecation schedule, this release marks the beginning of the deprecation period for v3.0, which will sunset on November 30, 2018. After this date, any requests made against v3.0 will begin returning errors.

As a reminder, API version 2.8 will be sunset on August 31, 2018. To avoid an interruption in service, all users are required to migrate to a newer version before the sunset date.

Learn More

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

Upcoming changes to reach report metrics in DCM

2018 m. vasario 7 d., trečiadienis

Beginning the week of February 20, a number of reach report metrics in DCM will be renamed. This renaming will modify both API names and column header names in generated report files. These changes are being made to prevent confusion as new reach reports and metrics are developed. The changes are as follows:

Reach Metrics

Old API name	Old column header	New API name	New column header
dfa:activeViewViewableImpressionReach	Active View: Viewable Impression Reach	dfa:activeViewViewableImpressionCookieReach	Active View: Viewable Impression Cookie Reach
dfa:averageImpressionFrequency	Average Impression Frequency	dfa:cookieReachAverageImpressionFrequency	Cookie Reach: Average Impression Frequency
dfa:clickReach	Click Reach	dfa:cookieReachClickReach	Cookie Reach: Click Reach
dfa:impressionReach	Impression Reach	dfa:cookieReachImpressionReach	Cookie Reach: Impression Reach
dfa:incrementalImpressionReach	Incremental Impression Reach	dfa:cookieReachIncrementalImpressionReach	Cookie Reach: Incremental Impression Reach
dfa:incrementalClickReach	Incremental Click Reach	dfa:cookieReachIncrementalClickReach	Cookie Reach: Incremental Click Reach
dfa:incrementalTotalReach	Incremental Total Reach	dfa:cookieReachIncrementalTotalReach	Cookie Reach: Incremental Total Reach
dfa:totalReach	Total Reach	dfa:cookieReachTotalReach	Cookie Reach: Total Reach
dfa:duplicateClickReach	Duplicate Click Reach	dfa:cookieReachDuplicateClickReach	Cookie Reach: Duplicate Click Reach
dfa:duplicateClickReachPercent	Duplicate Click Reach Percent	dfa:cookieReachDuplicateClickReachPercent	Cookie Reach: Duplicate Click Reach %
dfa:duplicateImpressionReach	Duplicate Impression Reach	dfa:cookieReachDuplicateImpressionReach	Cookie Reach: Duplicate Impression Reach
dfa:duplicateImpressionReachPercent	Duplicate Impression Reach Percent	dfa:cookieReachDuplicateImpressionReachPercent	Cookie Reach: Duplicate Impression Reach %
dfa:duplicateTotalReach	Duplicate Total Reach	dfa:cookieReachDuplicateTotalReach	Cookie Reach: Duplicate Total Reach
dfa:duplicateTotalReachPercent	Duplicate Total Reach Percent	dfa:cookieReachDuplicateTotalReachPercent	Cookie Reach: Duplicate Total Reach %
dfa:exclusiveClickReach	Exclusive Click Reach	dfa:cookieReachExclusiveClickReach	Cookie Reach: Exclusive Click Reach
dfa:exclusiveClickReachPercent	Exclusive Click Reach Percent	dfa:cookieReachExclusiveClickReachPercent	Cookie Reach: Exclusive Click Reach %
dfa:exclusiveImpressionReach	Exclusive Impression Reach	dfa:cookieReachExclusiveImpressionReach	Cookie Reach: Exclusive Impression Reach
dfa:exclusiveImpressionReachPercent	Exclusive Impression Reach Percent	dfa:cookieReachExclusiveImpressionReachPercent	Cookie Reach: Exclusive Impression Reach %
dfa:exclusiveTotalReach	Exclusive Total Reach	dfa:cookieReachExclusiveTotalReach	Cookie Reach: Exclusive Total Reach
dfa:exclusiveTotalReachPercent	Exclusive Total Reach Percent	dfa:cookieReachExclusiveTotalReachPercent	Cookie Reach: Exclusive Total Reach %
dfa:overlapClickReach	Overlap Click Reach	dfa:cookieReachOverlapClickReach	Cookie Reach: Overlap Click Reach
dfa:overlapClickReachPercent	Overlap Click Reach Percent	dfa:cookieReachOverlapClickReachPercent	Cookie Reach: Overlap Click Reach %
dfa:overlapImpressionReach	Overlap Impression Reach	dfa:cookieReachOverlapImpressionReach	Cookie Reach: Overlap Impression Reach
dfa:overlapImpressionReachPercent	Overlap Impression Reach Percent	dfa:cookieReachOverlapImpressionReachPercent	Cookie Reach: Overlap Impression Reach %
dfa:overlapTotalReach	Overlap Total Reach	dfa:cookieReachOverlapTotalReach	Cookie Reach: Overlap Total Reach
dfa:overlapTotalReachPercent	Overlap Total Reach Percent	dfa:cookieReachOverlapTotalReachPercent	Cookie Reach: Overlap Total Reach %

Unique Reach (Beta) Metrics

Old API name	Old column header	New API name	New column header
dfa:uniqueReachClick	Unique Reach: Click	dfa:uniqueReachClickReach	Unique Reach: Click Reach
dfa:uniqueReachImpression	Unique Reach: Impression	dfa:uniqueReachImpressionReach	Unique Reach: Impression Reach
dfa:uniqueReachTotal	Unique Reach: Total	dfa:uniqueReachTotalReach	Unique Reach: Total Reach

Questions about this or anything else DCM API related? Contact us via our support forum.

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

Announcing v3.0 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

2017 m. lapkričio 16 d., ketvirtadienis

Today we're releasing v3.0 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API. Highlights of this major version release include:

Although we strive to maintain backwards compatibility between releases, a number of enhancements in this release necessitated breaking changes to existing API workflows. Details of these and all other changes are covered in our release notes.

Deprecation and sunset reminder
In accordance with our deprecation schedule, this release marks the beginning of the deprecation period for v2.8, which will sunset on August 31st, 2018. After this date, any requests made against v2.8 will begin returning errors.

As a final reminder, API version 2.7 will be sunset on December 7th, 2017. To avoid an interruption in service, all users are required to migrate to a newer version before the sunset date.

Learn More
As with every new version of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API, we encourage you to carefully review all changes in the release notes. For those of you looking to get going right away, updated client libraries are now available. If you're just starting out, the Get Started guide is a great reference to help you get up and running quickly.

Give it a try and let us know if you have any questions!

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API v2.7 sunset reminder

2017 m. lapkričio 8 d., trečiadienis

DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API v2.7 will be sunset on December 7th, 2017. From this date onwards, all requests made against v2.7 of this API will fail. If you're still actively working with this version, we strongly encourage you to begin migrating to the most current release to avoid an interruption in service.

For most, migrating will be as easy as adopting the latest version of your preferred client library. However, all users are advised to review the release notes to learn about important version differences you may need to be aware of.

If you have questions about this or anything else DCM API related, feel free to reach out to us on our support forum.

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

Upcoming changes to standard placement tags in DCM

2017 m. liepos 31 d., pirmadienis

Beginning in August 2017, DoubleClick Campaign Manager (DCM) will no longer export standard tags for placements larger than 1x1. This is the next step in a phased rollout of changes aimed at aligning DCM's impression counting methodology with the latest Interactive Advertising Bureau and Media Rating Council guidelines. A full overview of these changes can be found in the DCM partner help center.

How will this affect DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API users?

On August 22, 2017, the API's placements.generatetags endpoint will stop returning standard tags (PLACEMENT_TAG_STANDARD) for non-1x1 placements. Users will still be allowed to include this tag format in all generatetag requests without error, however responses will only contain standard tag data for 1x1 placements. This will be a retroactive change affecting all API versions.

What can API users do to prepare?

Users should begin updating their API workflows to request alternative tag formats, such as PLACEMENT_TAG_JAVASCRIPT or PLACEMENT_TAG_IFRAME_JAVASCRIPT, for all non-1x1 placements. Although standard tags will still be returned for 1x1 placements after August 2017, users leveraging pixels for impression tracking are encouraged to use tracking ads for this purpose, instead.

Existing non-1x1 placements trafficked using standard tags will continue to serve until October 2017. Any such placements which are part of a campaign ending later than this must be re-trafficked using an alternative tag format. Instructions for identifying these placements can be found in the DCM partner help center.

Questions about this or anything else DCM API related? Contact us via our support forum.

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

Announcing v2.8 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

2017 m. gegužės 8 d., pirmadienis

Today we're releasing v2.8 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API. Highlights of this release include:

Details of these and all other changes are covered in our release notes.

Deprecation and sunset reminder

In accordance with our deprecation schedule, this release marks the beginning of the deprecation period for v2.7, which will sunset on November 30th, 2017. After this date, any requests made against v2.7 will begin returning errors.

As a final reminder, API version 2.6 will be sunset on May 31st, 2017. To avoid an interruption in service, all users are required to migrate to a newer version before the sunset date.

Learn More

As with every new version of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API, we encourage you to carefully review all changes in the release notes. For those of you looking to get going right away, updated client libraries are now available. If you're just starting out, the Get Started guide is a great reference to help you get up and running quickly.

Give it a try and let us know if you have any questions!

- Jonathon Imperiosi, DCM API Team

Ads Developer Blog

Data Manager API now supports sending events to Google Marketing Platform destinations and IP ingestion for Google Ads Customer Match

Campaign Manager 360 API v4 Sunset Reminder

Announcing v5 release and changes for supporting European Union Political Ads Regulation in Campaign Manager 360 API

Campaign Manager 360 API v3.5 sunset reminder

Announcing v4 of the Campaign Manager 360 API

Campaign Manager 360 API v3.4 sunset reminder

Announcing v3.5 of the Campaign Manager 360 API

Announcing v3.4 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

Stricter Validation For DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API v3.2 sunset reminder

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Announcing v3.3 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API v3.0 sunset reminder

Announcing v3.2 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

Announcing v3.1 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

Upcoming changes to reach report metrics in DCM

Announcing v3.0 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API v2.7 sunset reminder

Upcoming changes to standard placement tags in DCM

Announcing v2.8 of the DCM/DFA Reporting and Trafficking API

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