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# FAQ

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<summary>Can I pull data from multiple Reddit Ads accounts in one data flow?</summary>

Yes. Enter all the ad account IDs you want in the **Ad accounts** parameter when setting up your source. If you prefer to keep them as separate sources, you can add multiple Reddit Ads sources to one data flow and use the **Append** transformation to combine them into a single output table.

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<summary>How far back can I pull Campaign performance (daily) data?</summary>

This depends on what Reddit Ads exposes through its API. In practice, you can typically pull several months of historical daily data. If you're building a long-term historical archive, it's safer to pull data in monthly chunks rather than one large request, to avoid hitting rate limits.

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<summary>Why do the Campaigns, Ad groups, and Ads entities not have date range settings?</summary>

Those entities return the current state of your account configuration — they're a snapshot of what exists now. Date range filtering only applies to the **Campaign performance (daily)** entity, which is a time-series report. If you need historical performance data, that's the entity to use.

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<summary>Where do I find my Reddit Ads API key?</summary>

Log into your Reddit Ads account and navigate to the developer or API settings section. From there you can generate a new API key. Make sure to copy the full key immediately after generating it — Reddit Ads typically only shows it once. Paste it into the authentication field when setting up your Coupler.io data flow.

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<summary>Can I combine Reddit Ads data with other ad platforms in the same report?</summary>

Yes. Coupler.io supports the **Append** transformation, which lets you combine rows from different sources — for example, Reddit Ads and Google Ads — into one unified table. Make sure column names are consistent across sources (e.g., use the same label for "spend" or "impressions") for clean appending.

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<summary>Can I send Reddit Ads data to an AI tool instead of a spreadsheet?</summary>

Absolutely. Coupler.io supports AI destinations including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Perplexity, and OpenClaw. You can route your campaign performance data directly to any of these for automated analysis, summaries, or anomaly detection.

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<summary>Why are my most recent day's numbers lower than what I see in Reddit Ads?</summary>

Reddit Ads reporting has up to a 24-hour processing delay, and data for the last 1-2 days is often revised after initial ingestion. If you're seeing lower numbers than expected for recent dates, wait a day and re-run the data flow — the figures should catch up once Reddit finalizes them.

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For a full breakdown of available fields and metrics, see the [Data Overview](/sources/category/ppc/reddit-ads/data-overview.md) page. If you're running into sync errors or missing data, check [Common Issues](/sources/category/ppc/reddit-ads/common-issues.md).
{% endhint %}


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