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Get started with the Adtraction API
Get started with the Adtraction API

Create your own applications and automate tasks or reports using the Adtraction API. The following guide will help you get started.

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Written by Anna Hjortaas
Updated over a week ago

Disclaimer: Note that using the API requires certain technical skills.

API documentation: https://api.adtraction.com/

API stands for Application Program Interface meaning that you may interact with Adtraction’s platform using a set of endpoints without the need to use our user interface. As a partner or an advertiser, you may create your own applications and automate tasks or reports with statistics that are crucial for your business.

Adtraction API v2 was created to deliver data and provide a comfortable, intuitive connectivity right at your fingertips.

In order to get started you need to find or generate your unique API access token. The token can be found right inside your Adtraction account:

For partners

Settings → API token

For Advertisers

Account → API

Once your token is generated and saved, you can start using all available endpoints.

At https://api.adtraction.com/ you will find all required information with examples, console test tools, input and response attributes.

API limits

Adtraction’s API limits are based on quotas / calls per minute. Most endpoints have 30 quotas per minute but some are limited to 10 quotas per minute due to the high load of requests. You can consult your limits in the response header.

Format of response and content type

All responses are in JSON format. The accepted content type is JSON.

Supported request methods

Each endpoint is restricted to a specific request method. Pay special attention to this, otherwise you will get a 405 error. You can always consult the endpoint method inside the documentation right at the beginning of the endpoint URL.

If you have any questions regarding the API, reach out at support@adtraction.com or try the chat for quickest response.

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