Hi Ken,
Just to add to what Orly said, sandbox account is preferred approach
for development, since it also prevents the developer from messing up
the production account due to some unforeseen bugs, or causing them to
make assumptions about certain things like account structure.
API also respects
Very good idea. Thank you.
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Hi Ken,
I don't think what you ask specifically is currently implemented, but
my suggestion is that you request your developer to program using the
sandbox API, until the routine is full tested. The sandbox does make
actual changes to your campaign and does not require a developer
token. Your deve
Is there a way to restrict the API access right to certain commands? I want
to hire a developer to develop an application but would like to avoid the
risk of an unrestricted API access by that developer. For example I want to
allow him to change CPC settings but not to set up new campaigns.
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