The updates cannot be viewed real-time in Airbridge.

It may take up to 48 hours to have the updated campaign name in Airbridge. In raw data you can find the update earlier as the data is updated every 4 hours.

If you are using the Apple Search Ads Advanced solution and have integrated with Apple's Campaign Management API, Airbridge can fetch the keywords of your Apple Search Ads campaigns.

However, Apple may return a value of "Low Volume" if the data is below Apple's privacy threshold and there will be no data in Airbridge. Refer to this article from Apple to learn more.

If you are using Search Match, the keywords can only be viewed in Apple Search Ads as Apple does not send data such as term ID of Search Match.

The campaign name can be fetched using Apple's Campaign Management API. However, the Campaign Management API is available only to those using the Apple Search Ads Advanced. Check your Apple Search Ads solution before proceeding with the integration process.

Airbridge will fetch the campaign name, ad group name, keyword, ad creative name data via the Campaign Management API integration. The Campaign Management API integration is also required to enable cost integration with Apple Search Ads.

Note that Apple’s Campaign Management API is available only to those using Apple Search Ads Advanced. If you are using Apple Search Ads Basic, you can't use the Campaign Management API.

Check your Apple Search Ads solution before proceeding with the integration process.

Apple’s Campaign Management API is available only to those using Apple Search Ads Advanced. If you are using Apple Search Ads Basic, you can't use the Campaign Management API and therefore can't enable cost integration.

In cases like this, you can manually upload the cost data to Airbridge in a CSV file to view the cost data in Airbridge. Refer to this article to learn how to add cost data to Airbridge without using the API.