Production mode vs Development mode

[Steve Begin]

Hello,

We are considering moving from Development mode to Production mode for our 
Google Ads API work. 

May you please let me know:

1. Will we lose Development access while awaiting approval for Production 
access?
2. What is a rough expectation of time might be for approval?
3. Since a .net console application is what we have been using (and intend 
to continue using) we are wondering how best to describe the application. 
Would it suffice to describe it as a console application using both the 
.net client library and direct REST calls via search stream, or would we be 
required to have more granular details than that?

Thank you for your help!

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Re: production mode vs development mode

[Steve Begin]

I believe I may have used the wrong verbiage / terms, and I apologize for 
any confusion that I may have caused in so doing. 

It was my intention to inquire about moving from a "*Test*" *publishing 
status* to "*Production*" *publishing status*, as described at 
https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/10311615#publishing-status&zippy= 

Given that, may you please verify that the same three questions you 
answered for me still are what you have replied? I just want to ensure we 
are taking the correct next step. So essentially, what I meant to ask was: 

1) Will we lose our current access while awaiting approval for Production 
access? 

2) If we do lose access, may you please advise the maximum time 
historically users have lost it, so that we might anticipate the 
ramification?

3) Lastly, once we click the *[PUBLISH APP]* button shown on our OAuth 
consent screen, do we need to again complete the form we had previously 
submitted?
3b) if so, will it still suffice to simply submit that it is a console 
application using both the *.net client library* and direct *REST calls *via 
search & search stream, or would we be required to have more granular 
details than that?

Thank you for your patience and assistance.

On Tuesday, January 16, 2024 at 3:55:35 PM UTC-5 Google Ads API Forum 
Advisor wrote:

Hi,

Thank you for reaching out to the Google Ads API support team.

Please find below responses for your queries:


1. Will we lose Development access while awaiting approval for Production 
access?

No, you won't lose access to Development mode while awaiting Production 
approval. Kindly, refer to the document to obtain a developer token 

 
for more information.

2. What is a rough expectation of time for approval?

Approval times for Production access can vary depending on the complexity 
of your request and existing Google Ads usage. Kindly, refer to the 
document to access levels and permissible use 

 
for more information.


3. Since a .net console application is what we have been using (and intend 
to continue using) we are wondering how best to describe the application. 
Would it suffice to describe it as a console application using both the 
.net client library and direct REST calls via search stream, or would we be 
required to have more granular details than that?

Yes, it's sufficient to describe it as a console application using both the 
.net client library and direct REST calls via search stream. Kindly, refer 
to the document on how to get started with the Google Ads API .NET library 

 
for more information.

I hope this helps. Kindly get back to us if you have any further queries.
  
This message is in relation to case "ref:!00D1U01174p.!5004Q02rWv4V:ref"

Thanks,
  [image: Google Logo] Google Ads API Team 

 

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Re: production mode vs development mode

[Steve Begin]

Perfect; thank you! I believe I am indeed all set now.

On Wednesday, January 17, 2024 at 12:51:13 AM UTC-5 Google Ads API Forum 
Advisor wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Thank you for getting back to us.
>
> Please find the answers for your questions below:
>
>
> *1) Will we lose our current access while awaiting approval for Production 
> access?* 
>
>- As mentioned earlier, you will not lose your current access while 
>awaiting approval for production access.  
>
> *2) If we do lose access, may you please advise the maximum time 
> historically users have lost it, so that we might anticipate the 
> ramification?* 
>
>- Kindly note that usually it takes 3 to 5 business days to get 
>approval for the changes that you made to your Google OAuth verification. 
> I 
>would recommend you to kindly refer to the "Google OAuth verification 
>
> "
>  
>documentation for more information. 
>
>
> *3) Lastly, once we click the [PUBLISH APP] button shown on our OAuth 
> consent screen, do we need to again complete the form we had previously 
> submitted? 3b) if so, will it still suffice to simply submit that it is a 
> console application using both the .net client library and direct REST 
> calls via search & search stream, or would we be required to have more 
> granular details than that?* 
>
>- Kindly note that you don't need to again submit the form, the 
>earlier submitted form is sufficient to get the access.  
>
>   
> This message is in relation to case "ref:!00D1U01174p.!5004Q02rWv4V:ref"
>
> Thanks,
>   
> [image: Google Logo] Google Ads API Team 
>
>
>

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