If you use your own server to track in-app events and subscriptions, you can send postbacks from it to Asapty to track your ad campaigns revenue and profits.
Important - be sure, that you made an integration of AdServices Apple framework to track Apple Search Ads installs. Without it you will not have campaign, ad group and keyword IDs information.
Apple documentation - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/adservices . Sometimes its not loading, in that case open it in incognito mode.
Use that postback for all events, that you want to send us
https://asapty.com/_api/mmpEvents/?source=custom&install_time=(install_unix_ts)&asaptyid=(YOUR_ASAPTYID)&keywordid=(keywordid)&conversiondate=(conversiondate)&adgroupid=(adgroupid)&campaignid=(campaignid)&event_name=(event_name)&json=(event_value)
Information about parameters
(install_time) - date of install in UNIX (https://www.unixtimestamp.com/) format . We will match events with Optimization dashboard based on that data, so it should be correct
(asaptyid) - your unique Asapty ID. You can find in in account settings - general
(keywordid) - Keyword ID from apple search ads
(adgroupid) - Ad Group ID from apple search ads
(campaignid) - Campaign ID from apple search ads
(conversiondate) - date of an event in UNIX format.
(event_name) - how you wanna see the event name in our dashboard. Don't use space bar, only «_»
(json) - should contain product name, revenue and currency.
Example of the whole postback
https://asapty.com/_api/mmpEvents/?source=custom&install_time=1681140792&asaptyid=YOUR_ASAPTYID&conversiondate=1681140792&adgroupid=123456789&keywordid=123456789&campaignid=123456789&event_name=Purchase&json={"revenue"%3A"610.00"%2C"af_currency"%3A"JPY"%2C"product"%3A"com.developer.appname.weekly3dtrial"}