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How Files.com Fits With Google Ads

Google Ads reads scheduled feed files over SFTP. Business Data feeds drive dynamic remarketing and page-feed targeting, conversion uploads reconcile offline outcomes, and Customer Match lists upload first-party customer data for audience targeting. Each feed has its own format and its own cadence, and the part that breaks is getting the right file built and delivered to Google on time, every time.

Files.com is the SFTP endpoint that runs that delivery. Your systems and partners send source data to your Files.com site over SFTP, FTPS, or HTTPS; an Automation validates each file, normalizes it into the columns and format the Google Ads feed expects, and delivers it to Google on the schedule the feed runs. Every transfer is logged, so you have a record of exactly which list or feed reached Google and when.

What You Would Use

Managed SFTP For Google Ads

Give Google Ads a stable, monitored SFTP source for Business Data feeds, conversion uploads, and Customer Match lists — no server of your own to patch or expose.

See File Transfer

Normalize Every Feed

Convert and reshape source CSV, XML, and JSON into the exact columns and format each Google Ads feed expects, and pull values out of each file to route it, before it goes out.

See Transform & Extract

Deliver On Schedule

An Automation builds each feed and delivers it to Google Ads on the cadence the feed runs — daily, hourly, or the moment the source data lands — and retries on failure instead of paging someone.

See Automations

Audit Every Delivery

Every feed and customer-list file that goes to Google Ads is logged — what was sent, when, and by which workflow — so you can answer exactly which data reached Google.

See The Audit Log

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Put Files.com In The File Path

Receive, transform, route, and audit every file moving to and from Google Ads — on one platform, with no server of your own to run.

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