Re: Overdelivery Credits not reported in BudgetOrder spendingLimit

Thanks for your response, I'll be watching for future developments! -Evan On Friday, October 7, 2016 at 6:28:59 AM UTC-5, Michael Cloonan (AdWords API Team) wrote: > > Hello, > > Thank you for your thoughts. I don't think there are any plans to reveal > spend information through the API

Re: Overdelivery Credits not reported in BudgetOrder spendingLimit

Hello, Thank you for your thoughts. I don't think there are any plans to reveal spend information through the API directly, except in reports, unfortunately. That said, when I was investigating this issue yesterday after my post, I did find that there were other users who had the same concern

Re: Overdelivery Credits not reported in BudgetOrder spendingLimit

Thank you for your response! Unfortunately, I don't have a very strong use case, so please accept this probably-insufficiently-thought-through rant. I would argue that if overcharge credits represent a big enough number to confuse people if it were suddenly introduced, then it is probably

Re: Overdelivery Credits not reported in BudgetOrder spendingLimit

Hello, Since neither the spendingLimit nor the totalAdjustments is including the overcharge credit, I'm tempted to say that it's working as intended. You may want to change the check you make vs. the reporting data to see if you've spent *at least* as much as your spending limit indicates,

Re: Overdelivery Credits not reported in BudgetOrder spendingLimit

Thanks for pointing out the totalAdjustments field. I have been wanting a field like that for months! Unfortunately, even with totalAdjustments, the inconsistency is still occurring. Let me run through my logic real quick: from the docs

Re: Overdelivery Credits not reported in BudgetOrder spendingLimit

Hi Evan, As of the latest release of the AdWords API v201609 , you can now retrieve adjustments via the totalAdjustments

Overdelivery Credits not reported in BudgetOrder spendingLimit

Hi, For a little background, I'm using the Adwords Api to automatically detect when a budget order has been exhausted. Using BudgetOrderService, I can grab the spendingLimit of a budget order, and then run a ACCOUNT_PERFORMANCE_REPORT over the time period of the budget order to get the amount