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A recurring delivery still starts with separate logins, account selections, date ranges, and downloads for every marketing platform.
Inconsistent names and formats create another round of checking before anything reaches the correct bucket.
Manual routes break when a task is late or its owner is unavailable. The latest file can be missing when another workflow expects it.
Select the ad accounts, available fields, initial history, file format, and schedule for the job. The next delivery uses the same configured route.
The configured job runs on the recurring schedule you choose, so a fresh delivery no longer depends on someone repeating the download and upload.
Open a source route for its data scope, file example, setup requirements, reporting constraints, and related workflows.
Set the initial history supported by the source and choose a recurring schedule. Catchr performs scheduled file exports rather than a live streaming connection.
Connect Azure Blob Storage with Azure Storage connection string and container name. Your team keeps control of access, retention, transformations, joins, and downstream reporting.
Answers about direction, credentials, file formats, history, scheduling, and ownership.
Authorize Google Ad Manager with OAuth, select the network code, and connect Azure Blob Storage with its connection string and container name. Then create a datastream and configure the fields, file name, format, history, and schedule.
You can select supported reporting fields such as total revenue, Ad server revenue, Ad Exchange CTR, country, inventory type, and content source name. Exact field combinations depend on Google Ad Manager report compatibility and your account permissions.
Use supported Google Ad Manager dimensions such as date, week, month and year, or hour to structure reporting at the granularity you need, then save the resulting files in your Azure Blob Storage container.
Yes. Choose CSV or JSON when configuring the datastream, and Catchr will write the selected Google Ad Manager dimensions and metrics to your Azure Blob Storage container.
Use the stored CSV or JSON files in a warehouse or BI workflow to compare revenue and click-through rates by date, country, or inventory type, supporting reusable dashboards, monetization reviews, and recurring client reports.
Catchr exports the selected fields as files. Your team owns storage access, retention, transformations, semantic models, joins, and downstream dashboards after the files reach Azure Blob Storage.
Catchr supports more than 100 platforms across advertising, analytics, CRM, ecommerce, email, SEO, and social. Explore the connector directory to confirm a specific source.
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