Collect X Ads Data into Snowflake
Own your X Ads data in Snowflake with OWOX Data Marts. Collect granular, analytics-ready X Ads performance data directly into Snowflake, control schema and refresh logic, and reuse it across BI tools and AI Insights.
X Ads Endpoints
10 X Ads endpoints you can import. Each lands in its own table in your warehouse.
Accounts
Advertising accounts — name, business, country, timezone, and approval status.
12 fieldsAd Performance
Daily ad performance by placement — impressions, clicks, spend, engagements, and social actions.
20 fieldsTime seriesAd Performance by Country
Daily ad performance broken down by country — impressions, clicks, spend, engagements, and social actions.
21 fieldsTime seriesAll Cards
All card types with full creative details — type, title, destination URL, call to action, and media.
28 fieldsCampaigns
Your campaigns — status, budget optimization, daily and total budget, and currency.
19 fieldsCards
Website and app cards — type, URI, and components.
8 fieldsLine Items
Line items within campaigns — bid strategy, goal, product type, budget, and schedule.
33 fieldsPromoted Tweets
Tweets promoted as ads — status, approval, and links to their tweets and line items.
8 fieldsTargeting Locations
Reference table of location IDs with names and country codes — join targeting_value with the country field in Ad Performance by Country.
4 fieldsTweets
Original tweets used as ad creatives — text, type, language, engagement counts, and card URI.
34 fields
Step 1: Create a Snowflake Data Storage
Start by connecting your own Snowflake account as a storage.
- Use your Snowflake account, database, and schema
- Select a dedicated Snowflake warehouse to control cost and performance
- Keep full ownership of X Ads data

Step 2: Create an X Ads Data Mart
Create a new Data Mart and choose Connector as the definition type.
- Select X Ads as the data source
- Connect your X Ads advertising account
- No API coding or engineering required

Step 3: Select Fields & Configure Data Import
Choose exactly which X Ads data you want to store in Snowflake.
- Select the appropriate X Ads API endpoint
- Choose fields such as impressions, clicks, spend, conversions, and campaign attributes
- Define the destination database, schema, and table in Snowflake

Step 4: Run & Schedule X Ads Data Collection
Once published, control how and when X Ads data is imported.
- Incremental load to import the current day’s data
- Backfill (custom period) to load historical X Ads data
- All runs are logged and visible in Run History

Step 5: Use X Ads Data Across BI Tools & AI Insights
Your X Ads data is now available in Snowflake.
- Analyze performance in Google Sheets or Data Studio
- Join X Ads data with GA4, CRM, or revenue datasets
- Enable AI Insights for alerts, summaries, or performance questions

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“AI, by the nature of the models, will hallucinate. And because of that, you need something which will create guardrails to ensure that there are no hallucinations, that you can trust your data.”
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“We regained time. And time is the one resource that never comes back.”
- 0.37.0Short links resolve only on known short link services and domains you allow
- 0.37.0Preview data no longer fails on out-of-range dates
- 0.36.0Resolve short links in every ads connector, with nested paths and a per-Data-Mart cache
- 0.33.0Calculated Fields in the Output Schema
- 0.33.0Resumable incremental imports for Microsoft Ads, Google Ads, Reddit Ads, Criteo, and X Ads
Turn X Ads Data into Business Decisions
Schedule a quick walkthrough to see how OWOX Data Marts helps you collect X Ads data in Snowflake, reduce reporting complexity, and scale analytics with confidence.
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