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How to Integrate Retool with Reddit Ads

Connect Retool to Reddit Ads via a REST API Resource using the Reddit Ads API with OAuth 2.0 client credentials authentication. Configure the Resource with Reddit's API base URL and your app's client credentials to query campaign performance, ad group metrics, and conversion data. Build community-based advertising dashboards for niche audience targeting — Reddit's subreddit-level targeting makes it unique for reaching specific interest communities that other ad platforms cannot isolate.

What you'll learn

  • How to create a Reddit Ads API app and obtain client credentials for OAuth 2.0 authentication
  • How to implement Reddit's OAuth 2.0 client credentials flow in Retool to obtain access tokens
  • How to query campaign metrics, ad group performance, and conversion data from the Reddit Ads API
  • How to build a Reddit Ads performance dashboard with subreddit targeting analytics in Retool
  • How to handle Reddit access token expiry with a Retool Workflow for automated token refresh
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TL;DR

Connect Retool to Reddit Ads via a REST API Resource using the Reddit Ads API with OAuth 2.0 client credentials authentication. Configure the Resource with Reddit's API base URL and your app's client credentials to query campaign performance, ad group metrics, and conversion data. Build community-based advertising dashboards for niche audience targeting — Reddit's subreddit-level targeting makes it unique for reaching specific interest communities that other ad platforms cannot isolate.

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ToolReddit Ads
CategoryMarketing
MethodREST API Resource
DifficultyIntermediate
Time required35 minutes
Last updatedApril 2026

Why connect Retool to Reddit Ads?

Reddit Ads Manager provides campaign reporting, but its interface is designed for individual campaign management rather than cross-campaign analysis or integration with other advertising data. Marketing teams running Reddit alongside Meta, Google, and TikTok need a unified view of spend and performance across all platforms — something Reddit's native interface cannot provide. Retool enables building a cross-platform paid media dashboard where Reddit campaign data sits alongside other platforms, with consistent metrics and the same filtering controls.

Reddit's most distinctive advertising capability is subreddit-level targeting — the ability to reach users based on the specific communities they participate in. An advertiser targeting software developers can place ads in r/programming, r/learnprogramming, and r/webdev simultaneously, reaching a highly specific audience. Retool dashboards built on Reddit Ads API data can report performance broken down by subreddit target, showing which communities drive the best conversion rates and lowest CPAs — granular analysis that Reddit Ads Manager provides but does not make easy to compare across campaigns.

The Reddit Ads API follows standard REST patterns with OAuth 2.0 authentication. The primary challenge is token management: access tokens expire after one hour, requiring periodic refresh using the client credentials. Retool handles this through configuration variables that store the current token, and a Retool Workflow that refreshes it automatically. Once the token management is in place, the API surfaces campaign structure (accounts → campaigns → ad groups → ads), reporting endpoints for time-series performance data, and targeting information including subreddit lists per ad group.

Integration method

REST API Resource

Reddit Ads connects via Retool's REST API Resource using the Reddit Ads API (ads-api.reddit.com). Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 client credentials flow — your app's client_id and client_secret exchange for a bearer access token, which is then passed in the Authorization header for all API requests. Because Reddit access tokens expire after one hour, the integration requires a token refresh mechanism using a Retool Workflow or a pre-query JavaScript step to refresh the token when needed. Retool proxies all requests server-side, keeping credentials off the browser.

Prerequisites

  • A Reddit Ads account (ads.reddit.com) with at least one active or completed campaign
  • A Reddit developer application with Ads API access (created at reddit.com/prefs/apps — choose 'script' or 'web app' type)
  • The client_id and client_secret from your Reddit developer application
  • Your Reddit Ads account ID (visible in the Reddit Ads Manager URL as /accounts/{account_id})
  • A Retool account with Resource creation permissions and access to Retool Workflows

Step-by-step guide

1

Create a Reddit developer app and obtain OAuth credentials

To use the Reddit Ads API, you need a Reddit developer application. Log in to Reddit and navigate to reddit.com/prefs/apps (or go to your account settings and click the Develop Apps link). Scroll to the bottom and click Create another app. In the form, enter a Name for your app (e.g., Retool Integration). For the app type, select 'script' if you are the only person using this Retool dashboard, or 'web app' for broader team use. For the redirect URI, enter https://retool.com/oauth/callback (this is used only for user-facing OAuth flows; for client credentials you use a different grant type, but Reddit still requires a redirect URI at app creation). Leave the description field optional. Click Create app. Reddit creates the application and shows you the credentials. The client_id is the string displayed just below the app name in the app listing (it looks like a random 14-character alphanumeric string). The client_secret is shown under the app details as 'secret'. Copy both values. Also note that the Reddit Ads API requires your app to be granted Ads API access separately from the standard Reddit API — you may need to apply for Ads API access at ads.reddit.com/developer or contact Reddit's API team. Once approved, your client credentials will have permission to call ads-api.reddit.com endpoints. Store both the client_id and client_secret securely — you will add them to Retool configuration variables in the next step.

Pro tip: Reddit's Ads API access is separate from standard Reddit API access and may require an application review process. Apply for Ads API access at ads.reddit.com under the developer section, or check Reddit's developer documentation for the current access request process.

Expected result: You have a Reddit developer application with a client_id and client_secret. You have confirmed or applied for Reddit Ads API access for your application.

2

Obtain an OAuth access token using client credentials

Reddit's Ads API uses OAuth 2.0. Before any API call, you must exchange your client credentials for an access token. The token endpoint is https://www.reddit.com/api/v1/access_token. In Retool, create a dedicated token exchange query to handle this. First, add your credentials as configuration variables in Retool Settings → Configuration Variables: add REDDIT_CLIENT_ID (value: your client_id), REDDIT_CLIENT_SECRET (value: your client_secret, marked as secret), and REDDIT_AD_ACCOUNT_ID (value: your ads account ID from the Ads Manager URL). Now create a REST API Resource named Reddit Token specifically for the OAuth token endpoint. Base URL: https://www.reddit.com. In the Headers section, add Authorization with value Basic {{ btoa(config.REDDIT_CLIENT_ID + ':' + config.REDDIT_CLIENT_SECRET) }} — however, Retool does not support btoa() in Resource headers. Instead, pre-compute the Base64-encoded credentials string manually (or in a JavaScript query) and store it as a configuration variable REDDIT_BASIC_AUTH. The format is Base64Encode('client_id:client_secret'). Set the Authorization header to Basic {{ config.REDDIT_BASIC_AUTH }}. Create a query on this Resource: Method POST, Path /api/v1/access_token, Body type Form, with fields: grant_type = client_credentials, and optionally device_id = DO_NOT_TRACK_THIS_DEVICE. Also add the User-Agent header to the Resource: User-Agent: RetoolIntegration/1.0 by YourRedditUsername (Reddit's API requires a descriptive User-Agent). Run this query — it returns a JSON object with access_token (a 27+ character string) and expires_in (typically 3600 = one hour). Store the access_token in a Retool state variable or configuration variable for subsequent queries.

get_base64_credentials.js
1// JavaScript query to compute Base64 credentials for Reddit OAuth
2// Run this once to get the value to store in a config variable
3const clientId = retoolContext.configVars.REDDIT_CLIENT_ID;
4const clientSecret = retoolContext.configVars.REDDIT_CLIENT_SECRET;
5const credentials = clientId + ':' + clientSecret;
6const encoded = btoa(credentials);
7return { basic_auth: 'Basic ' + encoded, raw: encoded };
8// Copy the 'raw' value and store it as REDDIT_BASIC_AUTH config variable

Pro tip: Reddit access tokens expire after one hour (3600 seconds). For a production Retool dashboard, create a Retool Workflow that runs every 50 minutes on a schedule, calls the token endpoint, and updates a configuration variable with the new access token. This ensures the token is always fresh when users run queries.

Expected result: You have a working token exchange query that returns a Reddit access token. The token string is stored in a Retool state variable or configuration variable and is ready to use in API queries.

3

Configure the Reddit Ads API Resource and query campaign data

Create a second REST API Resource specifically for the Reddit Ads API. In the Resources tab, click Add Resource → REST API. Name it Reddit Ads API. Base URL: https://ads-api.reddit.com/api/v2. In the Headers section, add the Authorization header with value Bearer {{ config.REDDIT_ACCESS_TOKEN }} — this references a configuration variable where you will store the current access token retrieved in the previous step. After the token query runs, save its output to the configuration variable using a Retool JavaScript query: in a JS query, call utils.setState or reference getAccessToken.data.access_token and store it. Also add the User-Agent header matching what you used in the token request. Click Save on the Resource. Now create your first Ads API query: Method GET, Path /act_{{ config.REDDIT_AD_ACCOUNT_ID }}/campaigns — note the act_ prefix before the account ID is required by some Reddit API versions; check the documentation for the exact format. Add URL parameters: limit: 100, count: 100. This returns all campaigns for the account. Create a second query for campaign performance metrics — the reporting endpoint is at /act_{{ config.REDDIT_AD_ACCOUNT_ID }}/campaigns/{{ campaignsTable.selectedRow.id }}/insights or use the bulk reporting endpoint at /act_{{ config.REDDIT_AD_ACCOUNT_ID }}/insights with campaign_ids as a parameter. Check Reddit Ads API documentation for the exact endpoint paths and required fields parameter (similar to Meta's Insights API, Reddit requires you to specify which metrics to return).

reddit_campaigns_transformer.js
1// JavaScript transformer for Reddit Ads campaign list
2const campaigns = data?.data || data?.campaigns || data || [];
3if (!Array.isArray(campaigns)) return [];
4
5return campaigns.map(campaign => ({
6 id: campaign.id || '',
7 name: campaign.name || '',
8 status: campaign.status || campaign.effective_status || 'unknown',
9 objective: campaign.objective || '',
10 daily_budget: campaign.daily_budget
11 ? `$${(parseInt(campaign.daily_budget) / 100).toFixed(2)}`
12 : campaign.total_budget
13 ? `$${(parseInt(campaign.total_budget) / 100).toFixed(2)} total`
14 : 'N/A',
15 start_time: campaign.start_time ? new Date(campaign.start_time).toLocaleDateString() : '',
16 end_time: campaign.end_time ? new Date(campaign.end_time).toLocaleDateString() : 'No end',
17 ads_manager_url: `https://ads.reddit.com/accounts/${retoolContext.configVars.REDDIT_AD_ACCOUNT_ID}/campaigns/${campaign.id}`
18}));

Pro tip: Reddit's Ads API budget values are stored in microdollars (millionths of a dollar), not cents. Divide by 1,000,000 — not 100 — to get the dollar value. For example, a $10 daily budget is stored as 10000000 in the API.

Expected result: The Reddit Ads API Resource is configured and a campaign list query returns all campaigns for the account. The transformer normalizes budget values and adds a direct Ads Manager link for each campaign.

4

Build campaign performance metrics queries and dashboard layout

With the campaign list working, build the performance reporting layer. Create a query targeting Reddit's insights/reporting endpoint. The Reddit Ads API reporting endpoint is typically at /act_{account_id}/insights with the following URL parameters: campaign_ids (comma-separated campaign IDs from the campaigns list), date_range (start_date and end_date in YYYY-MM-DD format, or a preset like LAST_30_DAYS), fields (the metrics to retrieve — check Reddit Ads API documentation for exact field names, which may include spend, impressions, clicks, ctr, cpm, cpc, conversions, and view_through_conversions), and interval (DAY for daily breakdown, TOTAL for aggregate). Wire the date parameters to a DateRangePicker component in the app. Build the dashboard layout: add a DateRangePicker at the top, then two rows of Stat components showing: Total Spend, Total Impressions, Total Clicks, Blended CTR, Average CPM, and Total Conversions — all calculated from a JavaScript aggregation query on the insights data. Below the stats, add a Table bound to the campaign performance data. Configure the Table with columns for campaign name, spend, impressions, clicks, CTR, CPM, CPC, conversions, and status. Enable sort on all numeric columns. Add a line Chart showing daily spend over the selected date range for the top 5 campaigns by spend — filter the daily data in a JavaScript transformer before binding to the Chart. Add a second Chart as a bar chart comparing spend versus conversions for each campaign.

reddit_insights_transformer.js
1// JavaScript transformer for Reddit Ads insights/reporting response
2const insights = data?.data || data?.insights || data || [];
3if (!Array.isArray(insights)) return [];
4
5return insights.map(row => {
6 const spend = parseFloat(row.spend || 0) / 1000000; // microdollars to dollars
7 const impressions = parseInt(row.impressions || 0);
8 const clicks = parseInt(row.clicks || 0);
9 const conversions = parseInt(row.conversions || row.total_conversions || 0);
10
11 return {
12 campaign_id: row.campaign_id || row.id || '',
13 campaign_name: row.campaign_name || row.name || '',
14 date: row.date || row.start_date || '',
15 spend: spend.toFixed(2),
16 spend_display: `$${spend.toFixed(2)}`,
17 impressions,
18 clicks,
19 ctr: impressions > 0
20 ? ((clicks / impressions) * 100).toFixed(3) + '%'
21 : '0%',
22 cpm: impressions > 0
23 ? `$${((spend / impressions) * 1000).toFixed(2)}`
24 : '$0',
25 cpc: clicks > 0
26 ? `$${(spend / clicks).toFixed(2)}`
27 : '$0',
28 conversions,
29 cpa: conversions > 0
30 ? `$${(spend / conversions).toFixed(2)}`
31 : 'N/A',
32 status: row.status || ''
33 };
34});

Pro tip: Reddit Ads CPM and spend values in the API are denominated in microdollars (divide by 1,000,000 for USD), unlike Facebook Ads which uses cents (divide by 100). Double-check the denomination by comparing a known campaign's spend value in Ads Manager against the raw API value.

Expected result: A complete Reddit Ads performance dashboard displays with DateRangePicker controls, summary Stat components, a campaign performance Table with sortable metrics, and a daily spend trend Chart.

5

Add subreddit targeting analysis and token refresh automation

Add the subreddit targeting breakdown — Reddit's most unique feature. Create a query at /act_{{ config.REDDIT_AD_ACCOUNT_ID }}/ad_groups to retrieve all ad groups. A second query at /act_{{ config.REDDIT_AD_ACCOUNT_ID }}/ad_groups/{{ adGroupsTable.selectedRow.id }}/targeting retrieves the targeting configuration for a selected ad group, including the list of targeted subreddits. Display the subreddits in a List or Table component in a detail panel when an ad group is selected, showing each subreddit alongside the ad group's performance metrics joined by ad group ID. For token refresh automation, create a Retool Workflow: Trigger type Schedule → every 50 minutes. Add a Resource Query block targeting the Reddit Token Resource with the client credentials token exchange query. Add a second block (JavaScript) that updates the REDDIT_ACCESS_TOKEN configuration variable using the retool SDK or a REST call to Retool's Config Variables API. This workflow keeps the access token fresh automatically without manual intervention. For teams running complex multi-platform campaigns combining Reddit data with Facebook, Google, and TikTok Ads in unified dashboards, RapidDev can help architect a comprehensive cross-channel attribution Retool solution.

reddit_period_totals.js
1// JavaScript query to aggregate period totals for Stat components
2const data = getInsights.data || [];
3
4const totalSpend = data.reduce((sum, row) => sum + parseFloat(row.spend || 0), 0);
5const totalImpressions = data.reduce((sum, row) => sum + parseInt(row.impressions || 0), 0);
6const totalClicks = data.reduce((sum, row) => sum + parseInt(row.clicks || 0), 0);
7const totalConversions = data.reduce((sum, row) => sum + parseInt(row.conversions || 0), 0);
8
9return {
10 total_spend: `$${totalSpend.toFixed(2)}`,
11 total_impressions: totalImpressions.toLocaleString(),
12 total_clicks: totalClicks.toLocaleString(),
13 blended_ctr: totalImpressions > 0
14 ? ((totalClicks / totalImpressions) * 100).toFixed(3) + '%'
15 : '0%',
16 average_cpm: totalImpressions > 0
17 ? `$${((totalSpend / totalImpressions) * 1000).toFixed(2)}`
18 : '$0',
19 total_conversions: totalConversions,
20 blended_cpa: totalConversions > 0
21 ? `$${(totalSpend / totalConversions).toFixed(2)}`
22 : 'N/A'
23};

Pro tip: Reddit access tokens expire after exactly one hour. Set your Workflow schedule to every 50 minutes (not 60) to ensure the token is always refreshed before it expires, accounting for any execution delay in the Workflow.

Expected result: The dashboard includes a subreddit targeting detail panel showing which communities are targeted per ad group. A Retool Workflow refreshes the access token every 50 minutes, ensuring queries continue working throughout the day without manual re-authentication.

Common use cases

Reddit Ads campaign performance dashboard

Build a Retool dashboard that queries all active Reddit Ads campaigns with key performance metrics — spend, impressions, clicks, CPM, CPC, CTR, and conversions — for a selected date range. Display campaigns in a Table with sorting on any metric column. Add a DateRangePicker at the top and a Campaign Status filter. Include a line Chart showing daily spend trend over time. Link each campaign row to its Reddit Ads Manager URL for direct management access.

Retool Prompt

Build a Retool Reddit Ads performance dashboard that queries the Reddit Ads API for all campaigns with spend, impressions, clicks, cpm, cpc, ctr, and conversions for a selected date range. Show a Table with campaigns sorted by spend descending. Add Stat components for total spend, total clicks, and blended CTR. Include a Chart showing daily spend over the selected period.

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Subreddit targeting performance analysis

Create a Retool panel that breaks down ad performance by subreddit targeting to show which communities drive the best results. Query ad group targeting data to retrieve the subreddit lists for each ad group, then join with performance metrics by ad group ID. Display a Table showing each targeted subreddit alongside the ad group's impressions, clicks, and CPA. Identify which subreddit targets to expand or pause based on performance data.

Retool Prompt

Build a Retool subreddit performance analysis panel that queries Reddit Ads API for ad group performance metrics and ad group targeting configuration. Join the datasets by ad group ID and show a Table with subreddit name, impressions, clicks, CTR, spend, and cost per click. Sort by CTR descending. Add conditional formatting highlighting ad groups with CTR above 0.5% in green.

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Cross-platform paid media comparison dashboard

Combine Reddit Ads data with Facebook Ads and Google Ads performance metrics in a single Retool dashboard to compare channel efficiency. Create separate Resources for each platform and run parallel queries. A JavaScript transformer joins the data by date and calculates total cross-platform spend, combined impressions, and blended CPA. Stat components show channel-level spend share and a stacked bar Chart compares spend distribution across platforms.

Retool Prompt

Build a Retool cross-platform ad dashboard that queries Reddit Ads, Facebook Ads, and Google Ads for daily spend and conversions. Join all three datasets by date in a JavaScript transformer. Show a stacked bar Chart with spend by platform per day, a Table comparing each platform's total spend, total conversions, and CPA for the period, and Stat components showing total combined spend and overall CPA.

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Troubleshooting

API returns 401 Unauthorized when calling ads-api.reddit.com even after token exchange succeeds

Cause: The access token from the token exchange is not being passed correctly to the Ads API Resource, or the token has expired (tokens last only one hour) and needs to be refreshed.

Solution: Verify the REDDIT_ACCESS_TOKEN configuration variable contains the current valid token from the most recent token exchange query. Check the Authorization header in the Ads API Resource is exactly Bearer {token} (no extra spaces or characters). Re-run the token exchange query to get a fresh token and update the configuration variable. Set up the Workflow for automatic refresh to prevent this from recurring.

Token exchange request returns 'insufficient_scope' or 'invalid_grant' error

Cause: The Reddit application does not have Ads API access approved, or the client credentials are incorrect or belong to a different Reddit account than the one with Ads Manager access.

Solution: Confirm that your Reddit developer application has been approved for Ads API access — this is separate from standard Reddit API access and may require applying through ads.reddit.com. Verify the client_id and client_secret in your Retool configuration variables exactly match what is shown in the Reddit developer app settings at reddit.com/prefs/apps.

Spend values in the dashboard show amounts 1,000,000 times larger than the actual spend in Ads Manager

Cause: Reddit Ads API returns budget and spend values in microdollars (millionths of a dollar), not dollars or cents. If the transformer divides by 100 instead of 1,000,000, values will appear 10,000 times too large.

Solution: Update the transformer to divide spend values by 1,000,000 rather than 100. For example: const spend = parseFloat(row.spend || 0) / 1000000; This converts from microdollars to USD dollars correctly.

typescript
1// Correct microdollar conversion
2const spend = parseFloat(row.spend || 0) / 1000000;
3// NOT: / 100 (that's for cents, used by Stripe and Meta)

Campaign insights query returns no data even though campaigns are showing spend in Ads Manager

Cause: The date range parameters in the insights query do not match the format expected by the API, or the campaign_ids parameter is not formatted correctly for the reporting endpoint.

Solution: Check Reddit Ads API documentation for the exact date format (ISO 8601 YYYY-MM-DD) and the campaign_ids parameter format (may need to be a comma-separated string or a JSON array). Temporarily hard-code a known campaign ID and a specific date range that matches active spend to confirm the endpoint is working before switching to dynamic parameters.

Best practices

  • Store Reddit client credentials (client_id, client_secret, and current access token) in Retool configuration variables marked as secret — tokens are sensitive credentials that must not be exposed to frontend JavaScript.
  • Implement automated token refresh using a Retool Workflow scheduled every 50 minutes — Reddit access tokens expire after one hour, and manual re-authentication interrupts dashboard usage for your team.
  • Remember that Reddit API budget and spend values are in microdollars (divide by 1,000,000) — document this clearly in the transformer code to prevent future confusion when the transformer is modified.
  • Build subreddit performance breakdowns as a key dashboard feature — this is Reddit's unique differentiator versus other ad platforms, and detailed subreddit-level analytics is difficult to access in Reddit's native Ads Manager.
  • Add Retool query caching (15-30 minutes) on campaign list and insights queries — Reddit Ads reporting data does not update in real-time, and caching reduces token consumption and API load.
  • Include a campaign status filter in the dashboard defaulting to active campaigns — paused and ended campaigns significantly outnumber active ones in most accounts and add noise to performance analysis.
  • Connect the Retool Reddit Ads dashboard to other platform resources (Facebook Ads, Google Ads) using JavaScript transformers to compare channel efficiency with consistent metrics definitions across platforms.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need special API access to use the Reddit Ads API?

Yes. The Reddit Ads API requires separate approval beyond standard Reddit API access. You must apply for Ads API access through Reddit's developer program, typically via ads.reddit.com. Once approved, your Reddit developer application's client credentials gain permission to call ads-api.reddit.com. Standard Reddit API apps cannot access advertising data.

How often do Reddit access tokens expire and how should I handle token refresh in Retool?

Reddit OAuth access tokens expire after one hour (3600 seconds). In a Retool context, the best approach is a Retool Workflow that runs on a schedule every 50 minutes, calls Reddit's token endpoint with your client credentials, and updates the REDDIT_ACCESS_TOKEN configuration variable with the new token. This automation ensures the token is always valid when team members run dashboard queries.

What is the currency format for Reddit Ads API values?

Reddit Ads API returns monetary values (spend, budgets, bids) in microdollars — millionths of a dollar. Divide all monetary values by 1,000,000 to get USD. For example, a raw value of 50000000 represents $50.00. This differs from APIs like Stripe (cents, divide by 100) and Meta (also values in cents for budgets), so double-check the correct denomination against known values in Reddit Ads Manager.

Can I break down Reddit Ads performance by subreddit in the API?

Reddit Ads API allows you to retrieve the subreddit targeting lists configured for each ad group (via the targeting endpoint for a specific ad group). However, the API does not natively provide per-subreddit performance breakdowns (impressions and clicks by individual subreddit). You can infer which subreddit audiences are most effective by comparing ad groups with different subreddit targeting configurations, but atomic per-subreddit metrics are not available in the current API.

Can I manage and pause Reddit campaigns from Retool, not just report on them?

Yes. The Reddit Ads API supports PATCH and PUT requests for updating campaign status, budgets, and scheduling. Create a PATCH query in Retool targeting /act_{account_id}/campaigns/{campaign_id} with a body of { 'status': 'PAUSED' } or { 'status': 'ACTIVE' }. Always add a Retool confirmation modal before executing status changes to prevent accidental campaign pausing.

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