Re: Question about Google API updated terms

2013-10-25 Thread David Torres (AdWords API Team)
Hi Subrata, You developer token represents your company (as developer) and your application within Google regardless how many users/accounts your application manages, therefore you shouldn't be using multiple developer tokens and your clients should not be leasing tokens to your application. I

Re: Question about Google API updated terms

2013-10-24 Thread Jeremy Aube
You'd have to confirm with the ToS team to verify compliance, but technically speaking, it is possible to generate multiple sets of access tokens, refresh tokens, etc., using the same developer token, so you'd only be using one developer token if you took that approach. On Wednesday, October

Re: Question about Google API updated terms

2013-10-24 Thread Niladri Sirkar
Thank you Jeremy! Here is an example of how I like the system to work. Just want to make sure I have included everything in my question 1. My system has 5 users 2. Every single user has its own Developer token, Email Id, Password, Master Client Id etc., so in the database I have 5 of them 3. Each

Re: Question about Google API updated terms

2013-10-24 Thread Subrata Sarkar
Thank you Jeremy! Here is an example of how I like the system to work. Just want to make sure I have included everything in my question 1. My system has 5 users 2. Every single user has its own Developer token, Email Id, Password, Master Client Id etc., so in the database I have 5 of them 3. Each

Question about Google API updated terms

2013-10-23 Thread Subrata Sarkar
Hello, I have just gone through updated Terms published by Google https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/terms and have some confusions amongst which the major one is using multiple Adwrods client login credentials and OAuth2 credentials (for Analytic) in my application's database.