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Data Connectors

Fload pulls data from your app stores, revenue tools, and ad platforms through connectors. Each connector authenticates once and then syncs automatically on a regular schedule.


Available connectors

ConnectorTypeSetup methodWhat it unlocks
App Store ConnectApp storeInvitation (no API key needed)iOS metrics, reviews, subscriptions
Google PlayApp storeInvitation (service account)Android metrics, reviews, revenue
Apple Search AdsAd platformPublic key uploadiOS campaign performance
Meta AdsAd platformOAuthFacebook/Instagram campaign performance
Google AdsAd platformOAuthGoogle UAC performance
TikTok AdsAd platformOAuthTikTok campaign performance
StripeRevenueAPI keyWeb subscription data

Connector health

Every connector has a health status:

  • Healthy — syncing normally
  • Degraded — some recent failures but still working
  • Unhealthy — multiple consecutive failures; data may be stale
  • Disabled — connector has been paused or credentials are invalid

If a connector goes unhealthy, Fload will alert you. Reconnecting or refreshing credentials usually resolves it.


Syncing

  • App Store Connect and Google Play: synced automatically on a regular schedule. Apple reports are typically available 1–2 days after the reporting date; Play reports 2–3 days.
  • Ad platforms: synced via their official APIs. Data is usually available within hours.
  • Stripe: synced via Stripe's API on a regular schedule.

Initial sync after connecting a new account may take 15–60 minutes depending on how much historical data needs to be imported.


Adding multiple connectors

You can connect as many accounts as you need. Common setups:

  • Multi-app founders: one App Store Connect connector per Apple developer account, one Google Play connector per publisher.
  • Agencies: separate connectors per client's accounts.
  • Cross-platform apps: one App Store Connect + one Google Play + one or more ad platform connectors.

Each connector is linked to one or more assets (apps) inside Fload.