Built some custom reports in Google Ads API - Custom Reports.

I want to run the same "queries" in the Google Ads API.

Is there any way to save the "GAQL" that the UI generated.

I can only export the data.. not the actual source query.

I´m testing the official WhatsApp Business API by Meta, and want to receive the messages that i send to the users through the webhook, because the logic on my program manage the messages that way (I´ve been using Ultramsg and they send a webhook event whenever i send a message to a user).

Could be because i´m using the test phone number provided by meta, or is it always like that?

I tried subscribing to every webhook event available but none of those seem to send the object that i need.

I'm a software developer, trying to create a football tracking application for one of my client. The aim of this application is to send signals when conditions are met. These signals are sent with Twilio sandbox at the moment. Recently we upgraded to the pro version of Twilio in order to create a WhatsApp API Business sender. The Twilio phone Number is an american One but we are located in Italy. The creation process is now stuck, because Meta is asking us to verify the business, but since my client does not have a company for this, we don't have one.

Does someone know how to solve this issue?

I already tried to link his Instagram business account but without any results.

So I am trying to send ga ecommerce events such as "add_to_cart" or "begin_checkout". Now, in the event objects, I am confused as to what price to mention in the items array of the event object. Do I mention the discounted price or the full price?

Allow me to elaborate with examples.

gtag("event", "purchase", {     transaction_id: "T_12345",     coupon: "socksSale",     value: 12.00, // value = quantity x sale price     currency: "USD", // The currency of the value, discount, and price     items: [      {       item_id: "SKU_12345",       item_name: "Socks",       discount: 2.00, // The discount per item       price: 4.00, // The sale price is the per item list price (6.00) minus discount (2.00)       quantity: 3 // The number of items sold     },     ] }); 

This example is taken directly from here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/ga4/apply-discount?client_type=gtag

Now, in the above example, Google states that the price of the items must be the discounted price:

The sale price is the per item list price (6.00) minus discount (2.00)

Now, consider another example. (Again from Google)

gtag("event", "add_to_cart", {   currency: "USD",   value: 7.77,   items: [     {       item_id: "SKU_12345",       item_name: "Stan and Friends Tee",       affiliation: "Google Merchandise Store",       coupon: "SUMMER_FUN",       discount: 2.22,       index: 0,       item_brand: "Google",       item_category: "Apparel",       item_category2: "Adult",       item_category3: "Shirts",       item_category4: "Crew",       item_category5: "Short sleeve",       item_list_id: "related_products",       item_list_name: "Related Products",       item_variant: "green",       location_id: "ChIJIQBpAG2ahYAR_6128GcTUEo",       price: 9.99,       quantity: 1     }     ] }); 

This example is taken directly from here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/ga4/reference/events?client_type=gtag#add_to_cart

Here, the item price is clearly not the discounted price as the event value is this price minus the item discount e.g. The full price.

The above examples show a clear contradiction in the guidelines.

I was able to find one relevant question on Stack Overflow here: What Discount property means in Google Analytics 4? . The only answer here states that item prices should be the full prices.

Now, I understand that one can send either of the 2 types of prices as they are the ones who have to interpret the reports afterwards. However, I am sending the data to Google Ads from Google Analytics as well. And, I do not want to report inaccurate data. So, what is the more standard/accepted method of reporting item prices?

I am running ad campaigns and I want to track the performance of users I acquire through those ads.

With the user data I get the gclid , I want to map this gclid with the campaign name or campaign id.

How can I do this?