View Source API Reference google_api_authorized_buyers_marketplace v0.6.0

Modules

API client metadata for GoogleApi.AuthorizedBuyersMarketplace.V1.

API calls for all endpoints tagged Bidders.

API calls for all endpoints tagged Buyers.

Handle Tesla connections for GoogleApi.AuthorizedBuyersMarketplace.V1.

Request to accept a proposal. Accepting a proposal implies acceptance of the publisher terms_and_conditions, if any.

Request message for activating a client user.

Represents size of a single ad slot, or a creative.

Request message for adding creative to be used in the bidding process for the finalized deal.

Defines a segment of inventory that buyer wants to buy. It's created by buyer and could be shared with multiple buyers.

A client represents an agency, a brand, or an advertiser customer of the buyer. Based on the client's role, its client users will have varying levels of restricted access to the Marketplace and certain other sections of the Authorized Buyers UI.

A user of a client who has restricted access to the Marketplace and certain other sections of the Authorized Buyers UI based on the role granted to the associated client.

Contains information on how a buyer or seller can be reached.

Message captures data about the creatives in the deal.

Generic targeting used for targeting dimensions that contains a list of included and excluded numeric IDs. This cannot be filtered using list filter syntax.

Defines targeting for a period of time on a specific week day.

Request message for deactivating a client user.

A deal represents a segment of inventory for displaying ads that contains the terms and targeting information that is used for serving as well as the deal stats and status. Note: A proposal may contain multiple deals.

Message contains details about how the deal will be paced.

A generic empty message that you can re-use to avoid defining duplicated empty messages in your APIs. A typical example is to use it as the request or the response type of an API method. For instance: service Foo { rpc Bar(google.protobuf.Empty) returns (google.protobuf.Empty); }

A finalized deal is a snapshot of the deal when both buyer and seller accept the deal. The buyer or seller can update the deal after it's been finalized and renegotiate on the deal targeting, terms and other fields, while at the same time the finalized snapshot of the deal can still be retrieved using this API. The finalized deal contains a copy of the deal as it existed when most recently finalized, as well as fields related to deal serving such as pause/resume status, RTB metrics, and more.

Represents a list of targeted and excluded mobile application IDs that publishers own. Android App ID, for example, com.google.android.apps.maps, can be found in Google Play Store URL. iOS App ID (which is a number) can be found at the end of iTunes store URL. First party mobile applications is either included or excluded.

Message contains details about publisher-set frequency caps of the delivery.

Represents the size of an ad unit that can be targeted on a bid request.

Targeting of the inventory types a bid request can originate from.

Response message for listing deals in a proposal.

Response message for profiles visible to the buyer.

Targeting represents different criteria that can be used to target deals or auction packages. For example, they can choose to target inventory only if the user is in the US. Multiple types of targeting are always applied as a logical AND, unless noted otherwise.

Describes a single Media Planner account.

Represents an amount of money with its currency type.

A text note attached to the proposal to facilitate the communication between buyers and sellers.

Represents targeting information for operating systems.

Request message for pausing a finalized deal.

Represents targeting about where the ads can appear, for example, certain sites or mobile applications. Different placement targeting types will be logically OR'ed.

Represents a price and a pricing type for a deal.

Buyers are allowed to store certain types of private data in a proposal or deal.

Pricing terms for Programmatic Guaranteed Deals.

Represents a proposal in the Marketplace. A proposal is the unit of negotiation between a seller and a buyer.

The values in the publisher profile are supplied by the publisher. All fields are not filterable unless stated otherwise.

A mobile application that contains a external app ID, name, and app store.

Request message for resuming a finalized deal.

Real-time bidding metrics. For what each metric means refer to Report metrics

Request to send an RFP. All fields in this request are proposed to publisher and subject to changes by publisher during later negotiation.

Request message for setting ready to serve for a finalized deal.

Request message for SubscribeAuctionPackageClients.

Represents targeting about various types of technology.

Represents a time of day. The date and time zone are either not significant or are specified elsewhere. An API may choose to allow leap seconds. Related types are google.type.Date and google.protobuf.Timestamp.

Request message for UnsubscribeAuctionPackage.

Request message for updating the deal at the given revision number.

Represents a list of targeted and excluded URLs (for example, google.com). For Private Auction Deals, URLs are either included or excluded. For Programmatic Guaranteed and Preferred Deals, this doesn't apply.

Represents targeting information about video.