A reporting workspace for merchants connecting their own TikTok advertiser accounts. Compare spend and performance by date and campaign, with access limited to your authorized business users.
Application pending approval. Advertising reporting is in development. Campaign editing and other management tools are planned.
A preview of the advertising workspace we are developing for authorized TikTok accounts. Reporting and management availability will follow TikTok approval and implementation.
Contact for pricing ↗View daily spend, impressions, clicks, conversions, and ROAS from authorized TikTok advertising reports. Filter by account, campaign, and reporting dates.
ROAS describes attributed advertising return. It is not your settled profit: product costs, shipping, refunds, platform fees, and business expenses need separate consideration.
Planned tools will help teams organize campaigns, review delivery, and manage eligible advertising settings. Campaign creation, pausing, budget changes, and creative updates require the relevant approvals and completed implementation.
Reporting access alone does not enable these actions.
Our roadmap includes creative asset workflows, audience and catalog management, Business Center coordination, and ad measurement. Each service will be scoped to the APIs and permissions actually available.
Each merchant connects their own advertiser accounts through TikTok OAuth. The intended workflow identifies authorized accounts and requests reporting data for those accounts. Staff access follows business roles.
TikTok Shop connections are managed separately from advertising authorization.
The application is pending approval. Contact us to discuss your requirements; this page does not represent an active advertising API connection.
Shop operations are a separate service with separate authorization. Explore the Platform page for products, orders, fulfillment, returns, and settlements.
Advertising reports and shop settlements measure different things. Date ranges, attribution, refunds, fees, and product costs must be reconciled before treating a figure as profit.
