As title suggests, I wonder if anyone in this community has experience with ingesting TX with the data source Adnamics and their API. Thanks in advance!
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Does anyone have experience with Adnamics as a datasource?
Best answer by rory.smith
Hi,
if you are talking about the Dutch hospitality sector management vendor that produces unTill: they have an export feature that can dump data to e-mail attachment or FTP. You could then import the data in TDI. See: https://untill.nl/koppelingen/koppelingen-help/
It looks like most of their stuff is SaaS and composed of many different pieces handled by different parties, so I don't think you would normally have it running on your own infrastructure where you would be able to connect to the database. They do have internal facilities to send backups of their database to their Russian developers for support according to their GDPR statement, so that implies there is a central database somewhere. I would have your customer talk to them if the export feature is not a feasible option.
If you mean the German e-commerce advertising agency, they will have API documentation for their customers.
+5We reached out to Adnamics support and they said “Currently we do not offer an API to pull data from. We currently only work the other way around and connect external APIs to our system.” I have followed up and asked them if there is another way to extract data, but have not yet received a response
+7Hi,
if you are talking about the Dutch hospitality sector management vendor that produces unTill: they have an export feature that can dump data to e-mail attachment or FTP. You could then import the data in TDI. See: https://untill.nl/koppelingen/koppelingen-help/
It looks like most of their stuff is SaaS and composed of many different pieces handled by different parties, so I don't think you would normally have it running on your own infrastructure where you would be able to connect to the database. They do have internal facilities to send backups of their database to their Russian developers for support according to their GDPR statement, so that implies there is a central database somewhere. I would have your customer talk to them if the export feature is not a feasible option.
If you mean the German e-commerce advertising agency, they will have API documentation for their customers.
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