Connect Google Ad Manager to Claude

Claude can analyze returned Google Ad Manager reporting data such as Total revenue, Ad server total revenue, Ad Exchange CPC, Ad Exchange CTR, AdSense CTR, and yield group estimated revenue. It can break results down by fields including Date, Country, Inventory type, and Content source name, subject to the selected network, report compatibility, permissions, and requested period.

Claude can work with Google Ad Manager data at day, week, month, or hour granularity when the requested fields support that breakdown. It can also segment results by dimensions such as country, inventory type, and content source, but incompatible metrics and dimensions should remain in separate analyses.

Yes, when the selected fields and periods are available through Catchr. Claude can compare Total revenue, Ad server revenue, Ad Exchange CPC, or yield group estimated revenue by date, week, month, country, or inventory type; include the network, period, currency context, and comparison target in your prompt.

Claude can identify changes supported by the returned records, such as shifts in CTR or revenue across dates, countries, inventory types, or content sources. Ask it to separate measured observations from possible explanations and to show which fields support each finding.

Effective prompts specify the network, date range, reporting grain, metrics, dimensions, and desired output. For example, ask Claude to compare Total revenue by inventory type, review Ad Exchange CTR by country, or summarize monthly yield group estimated revenue while flagging missing or incompatible fields.

No. The connector exposes directly requestable historical dimensions and metrics included in its checked-in schema. Fields that require custom dimension key IDs or custom field IDs are excluded, and available combinations still depend on Google Ad Manager report compatibility and your permissions.

Yes, when the other sources are also connected and available through Catchr. Before combining results, align dates, currencies, identifiers, account scope, and metric definitions; if a reliable join is not supported, ask Claude for a side-by-side comparison instead.

You need access to the relevant Google Ad Manager network, authorization through Google OAuth, a connected Catchr workspace, and Catchr MCP enabled in Claude. The connection requests identity details and Google Ad Manager access, while the selected network and its permissions determine which reporting data is available.

Claude analyzes the Google Ad Manager records returned through Catchr, not automatically real-time data. Some CTR metrics update nightly, while overall freshness and historical coverage depend on the selected fields, reporting period, network, permissions, and Google Ad Manager API limits. Ask Claude to identify the latest available record date and any missing periods before interpreting trends.

No. This Catchr workflow provides Google Ad Manager reporting data to Claude for analysis and does not give Claude permission to modify the source. Use its findings to prepare recommendations, then apply any changes separately in Google Ad Manager with the appropriate access and review.