Add and edit users

Manage who can access your network

This article describes how to manage users in Google Ad Manager, outlining the requirement for a Google Account for each user and the necessary permissions to add or edit them. It also discusses notification settings, canceling invitations, editing user details (excluding email addresses), and deactivating users to remove their access.

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Users are people who can view or manage orders, line items, and other items in your Ad Manager network.

Each Ad Manager user must have a Google Account . If the person you add already uses a Google product, such as Gmail or Google Ads, they already have a Google Account.

Required permissions:

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Add new users

An example of the
  1. Sign in to Google Ad Manager.
  2. Navigate to  Admin, then  Access & authorization, and then  Users.
  3. Click New user.
  4. Enter user information.
  5. Select a  user role .
  6. (Optional) Add teams .
  7. Click Save.

About notification settingsIf you're in Austria, Germany, Greece, Luxembourg, Norway, or Switzerland, you must confirm the following notification settings via an email you'll receive after turning them on:

  • "Optimization tips, best practices and other relevant information"
  • "Be invited to opportunities to share feedback and participate in market research to help improve Ad Manager"
Note:The teams feature is not available to all networks. Contact your account manager to find out more.

    Google account ID can’t be changed

    Multiple email logins can be associated with a Google account ID but the Google account ID can’t be changed.

    The user can use any of their email logins to access their account. The last email used to log in appears in the user interface associated with the user.

    • Accepted invitations:An invitation can only be accepted once.
    • Invitation expiration dates: Invitations expire in about a month. If the recipient fails to accept in time, the user is deleted. Create the user again to send a new invitation.

    Cancel invitations

    You must cancel invitations before a user accepts. If you don't, you can deactivate users .

    1. Sign in to Google Ad Manager.
    2. Navigate to  Admin, then  Access & authorization, and then  Users.
    3. Find the user whose invitation you want to cancel.
    4. Click the name of the user to go into the user's details.
    5. Click Cancel invitation.
      The user's invite is immediately canceled. 

    Edit users

    You can edit every user attribute except their  email address .

    1. Sign in to Google Ad Manager.
    2. Navigate to  Admin, then  Access & authorization, and then  Users.
    3. Find the user you want to edit.
    4. Click the name of the user to go into the user's details.
    5. Edit user information.
    6. Click Save.

    Deactivate users

    When you deactivate a user, access to Ad Manager is removed and the user's scheduled reports stop delivering. Any recipients of these scheduled reports are automatically notified by email that report delivery has ended.

    1. Sign in to Google Ad Manager.
    2. Click Admin, then  Access & authorization, and then  Users.
    3. Click the name of the user you'd like to deactivate.
    4. In the top-right corner, click ActiveDown Arrow and select Inactive.
      This change is saved and applied immediately. To re-activate a user, edit the user's status from "Inactive" to "Active."

    How do I delete a user?

    You can't delete a user from Ad Manager, but you can deactivate a user to remove all access to your network.

    How do I pull a report of Ad Manager users?

    You can pull a user list for Ad Manager by running a query against the UserService API .

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