@zinn-digital/sdk 0.1.1373 → 0.1.1377
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- package/dist/generated/schema.d.ts +28 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
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dns_contact_hold_reason?: string;
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/** @description Whether the org is unlimited - a `staff`-typed org, or one holding a live subscription on an `internal` product line. Drives the staff panel's "Internal" switch, which rendered a hardcoded `false` for as long as this field was absent. */
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internal: boolean;
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/** @description The org's pending invitations, newest first (ACTORS7). An invitation sent by our staff from an impersonated session still names the customer in `invited_by_email` and names the staff member in `acting_ref` / `acting_email` — staff only. */
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invitations?: components["schemas"]["AdminPendingInvitation"][];
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invoices: components["schemas"]["Invoice"][];
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/** @description The customer's email services, read-only, **ordered alphabetically by `fqdn`** (#2138) - which is what `_customer360_mail` does, and what an agent scanning for a domain a customer just read out over the phone actually wants. ⛔ This said "newest domain order" and the query has always been `.order_by("fqdn")`; the spec is the source of truth (§2.5), so one of the two was a lie either way. Staff had no view of a customer's mail anywhere in the console before this, so "my email isn't working" could not be looked at without opening the vendor's own panel. */
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mail: components["schemas"]["AdminMailService"][];
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sites: number;
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}[];
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};
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/** @description One pending invitation on Customer 360 (ACTORS7, coordinator ruling 2026-11-02 (b)). */
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AdminPendingInvitation: {
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/** @description That staff member's e-mail, null when `acting_ref` is null or unresolved. */
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acting_email: string | null;
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/** @description `user:<staff id>` when a member of our staff sent it from an impersonated session, else null. Never on a customer payload. */
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acting_ref: string | null;
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/** Format: date-time */
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created_at: string;
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/** Format: email */
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email: string;
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/** Format: date-time */
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expires_at: string;
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/** Format: uuid */
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id: string;
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/** @description Who the invitation names as its sender — under impersonation the CUSTOMER the session was minted for. Null when that person has since been deleted. */
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invited_by_email: string | null;
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role: string;
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};
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AdminPerson: components["schemas"]["User"] & {
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/** @description The person's RBAC role in this org. */
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role: string;
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connection_id: string;
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/** Format: date-time */
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decided_at: string | null;
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/** @description Who approved or declined it: who stored it (`user:<id>`, `autopilot`, `mcp:<id>`, `apikey:<id>`, …) — except a member of our staff, who reads `support` and never their id (VERIFY-ADSACTOR: an impersonated write is recorded as the staff member). */
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/** @description Who approved or declined it (`autopilot` when the audit made it by itself; a person who applied the audit's one-click suggestion is named here although `proposed_by` stays `autopilot`, WALK239): who stored it (`user:<id>`, `autopilot`, `mcp:<id>`, `apikey:<id>`, …) — except a member of our staff, who reads `support` and never their id (VERIFY-ADSACTOR: an impersonated write is recorded as the staff member); a reseller's sign-in into this account (`apikey:<reseller key>` or the reseller's own `user:<id>`) reads the reseller's display name — `support` when that actor's sign-ins reach the clients of more than one parent, or its org is gone (ACTORS7, VERIFY-ACTORS7). */
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decided_by: string;
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/** @description Why the change was not sent, its CODE leading (`ceiling`, `killed`, `paused`, `disconnected`, `standing: …`, `needsReconnect`, `adBelowGood`, `xWritesOff`, za-70 `collides` — the collision simulator found what `summary.collision` names — or `collisionUnread` — the account could not be read for the replay — and za-10 `convertingSearch: …` — a negative keyword that would block a search with a conversion in the last 30 days, refused at the send even when a person approved it; SERVEWATCH `strategyStarves` — a bid-strategy switch whose ceiling or bids cannot win most of the campaign's searches against Google's own top-of-page estimates, refused whoever asked, its figures in `summary.serving_check`; UNDOSTRAT, on an APPLIED change whose Undo puts a bid strategy back: `killed` · `paused` · `standing` · `strategyStarves` followed by `: undo refused` — the restore passes the kill switch, good standing and the same simulation — and `undoReadBackDiffers: <campaigns>`, the strategy Google read back after the Undo is not `summary.bidding_before`, so the change stays applied and its Undo can be sent again); otherwise the network's own sentence. Empty when nothing went wrong. */
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error: string;
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org_id: string;
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/** Format: date-time */
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proposed_at: string;
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/** @description Who proposed the change: who stored it (`user:<id>`, `autopilot`, `mcp:<id>`, `apikey:<id>`, …) — except a member of our staff, who reads `support` and never their id (VERIFY-ADSACTOR: an impersonated write is recorded as the staff member). */
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/** @description Who proposed the change: who stored it (`user:<id>`, `autopilot`, `mcp:<id>`, `apikey:<id>`, …) — except a member of our staff, who reads `support` and never their id (VERIFY-ADSACTOR: an impersonated write is recorded as the staff member); a reseller's sign-in into this account (`apikey:<reseller key>` or the reseller's own `user:<id>`) reads the reseller's display name — `support` when that actor's sign-ins reach the clients of more than one parent, or its org is gone (ACTORS7, VERIFY-ACTORS7). */
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proposed_by: string;
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status: components["schemas"]["AdsChangeStatus"];
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/** @description What the change does, for the card. SERVEWATCH adds `serving_check` (a bid-strategy switch simulated before the send: `verdict` ok · unknown · starves, `strategy`, `reason`, `ceiling_micros`, `need_micros`, `reach_pct` of the searches the ceiling can win, `raise_to_micros`, `fix`), `restores_served` (a serving-watch revert of the change that stopped a campaign) and `converting_removal` (a removal of campaigns that produced `share_pct`% of the account's results in 30 days: `campaigns`, `share_pct`, `conversions` — an automatic one waits for a person). UNDOSTRAT adds `bidding_before` on a change that alters a campaign's bidding: one entry per campaign (`resource`, `type` the bidding strategy type, `portfolio` a portfolio strategy's resource or `settings` the strategy's own values — `location`, `locationFractionMicros`, `cpcBidCeilingMicros`, `cpcBidFloorMicros`, `targetCpaMicros`, `targetRoas`, `enhancedCpcEnabled`), read before the send. Its Undo restores exactly that, and is marked undone only when Google reads it back. */
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plan_name: string | null;
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/** @enum {string} */
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source: "plan" | "staff" | "none";
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/**
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* Format: uuid
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* @description The subscription that names the tier, when this org holds it itself. Moving to another Zinn® Ads plan CHANGES this subscription pro rata (`changeSubscriptionPlan`); it is never bought again beside it. Null for a staff plan, a plan held by a parent organisation, or no plan.
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*/
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subscription_id?: string | null;
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};
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* @description An advertising platform (docs/1006 §4.1).
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/** Format: date-time */
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created_at?: string;
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id: components["schemas"]["Uuid"];
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/** @description Who gave the seat. A seat given by our staff from an impersonated session reads `{"id": null, "name": "support"}` — never the customer the session was minted for and never the staff member (ACTORS7); a reseller's own person signed in through the reseller's single sign-on reads `{"id": null, "name": "<reseller name>"}` (VERIFY-ACTORS7); the admin console reads the activity row's `acting_ref`. */
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invited_by?: components["schemas"]["AgencyBoardActor"] | null;
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/** Format: date-time */
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last_read_at?: string | null;
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package/package.json
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{
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"name": "@zinn-digital/sdk",
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"version": "0.1.
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"version": "0.1.1377",
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"description": "Typed TypeScript client for the Zinn Digital Platform API, generated from its OpenAPI spec.",
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"license": "MIT",
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"author": "Neil Lock \u2014 CEO, Zinn Digital\u00ae Ltd <office@zinndigital.com>",
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