TikTok Ads guides

Connect TikTok Ads to AdAce Ads: what you can read and change

Connecting TikTok to AdAce Ads gives you one place to see TikTok campaigns next to other platforms and to propose a limited set of changes under the same control as everywhere else. This guide explains the permissions you grant, what is visible afterwards and, just as important, what the service does not do in TikTok.

What it does

You connect through TikTok's own consent screen, signing in with the TikTok account that has access to the ad account. AdAce Ads does not ask you to paste tokens or IDs. The access granted is tied to the permission scopes TikTok shows on that screen, and you can withdraw it at any time from the connection settings or from TikTok.

After connecting, the service reads the ad accounts you can access, their campaigns and ad groups, and performance reports. The results appear alongside Google, Meta and other platforms, with the same period comparisons and a result you choose to count. If TikTok returns no data for a period, the page shows that there is no data, not zeros.

TikTok changes include campaign, group and ad status, daily campaign or group budgets, group targeting and Cost Cap bids, and ad text, button or link. Each edit starts as a proposal with before-and-after values and your limits; in an AI chat you approve with a plain “yes”, no code.

Supported campaigns, groups and video ads can be created on pause, with uploaded video and an authorized identity. The service also reads pixels and breakdowns. CBO, Smart+, Instant Forms, audience creation, video editing and deletion remain in TikTok Ads Manager.

Why it helps

  • One view of TikTok and other channels in the same format and the same periods.
  • Pause and budget changes with a recorded approval, instead of editing from a phone in a hurry.
  • A clear record of who proposed, approved and changed what.

How to set it up

  1. Open the connections page and choose TikTok Ads.
  2. Sign in on TikTok's consent screen with the account that has access to the ad account and review the permissions shown.
  3. Return to the service and pick the ad accounts to attach to your client.
  4. Open the client overview and check that the campaigns and recent days appear.
  5. To change something, create a proposal for pause or budget and read the before-and-after.
  6. Approve with the button (or a plain “yes” in the chat), then check the status of the change.

Good to know

  • Permissions depend on what TikTok grants for your account; some capabilities may be unavailable until the right scope is given.
  • Reports can lag and can be empty for a new account; compare with TikTok Ads Manager when numbers look wrong.
  • New campaigns, groups and video ads start on pause. AdAce Ads does not create audiences or edit video; TikTok may review edited ads again.
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