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Connect TikTok Audiences and Tally

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Create a custom workflow

Integrate TikTok Audiences with Tally and automate the work that moves between them — no code required.

Create a custom workflow

Every automation starts with a trigger and an action. Select one from each app to generate a workflow tailored to your needs.

Tally
Trigger: Watch New Responses
TikTok Audiences
Action: Select an action
1. Select a trigger

  • Triggers when a new form response is submitted.

2. Select an action

  • Applies the specified custom audience to the selected ad groups.

  • Allows creating an Engagement Audience, App Activity Audience, Website Traffic Audience (Pixel Audience), Lead Generation Audience, Shop Activity Audience, and Business Account Audience.

  • Creates a "customer file" custom audience based on the path of the previously uploaded file with customer data.

  • Creates a lookalike audience from existing non-lookalike audience. The size of the source audience must be higher than 100.

  • Creates a new saved audience.

  • Deletes the specified custom audiences.

  • Deletes specified saved audiences.

  • Disconnects specified custom audience from the selected ad groups.

  • Retrieves details of a specific custom audience.

  • Retrieves the details of an audience overlap between the benchmark custom audience and up to four other TikTok custom audiences.

  • Retrieves details of potential audiences groups based on the dimensions specified in the configuration of the module.

  • Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.

  • Manually refreshes specicied lookalike audience.

  • Updates customer file used by the specified "customer file" custom audience.

  • Updates a name of a custom audience.

  • Updates a subtype of the specified custom audience.

  • Adds contacts to or removes contacts from the specified custom audience.

  • Uploads a customer file to your TikTok Business account and outputs the path of the file that can be used for creating or updating "customer file" custom audiences.

Select a trigger and an action

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Triggers and actions

Explore what you can automate between TikTok Audiences and Tally.

Apply a Custom Audience to Ad Groups
Applies the specified custom audience to the selected ad groups.
Action
Create a Custom Audience by a Rule
Allows creating an Engagement Audience, App Activity Audience, Website Traffic Audience (Pixel Audience), Lead Generation Audience, Shop Activity Audience, and Business Account Audience.
Action
Create a Custom Audience by File Path
Creates a "customer file" custom audience based on the path of the previously uploaded file with customer data.
Action
Create a Lookalike Audience
Creates a lookalike audience from existing non-lookalike audience. The size of the source audience must be higher than 100.
Action
Create a Saved Audience
Creates a new saved audience.
Action
Delete Custom Audiences
Deletes the specified custom audiences.
Action
Delete Saved Audiences
Deletes specified saved audiences.
Action
Disconnect a Custom Audience from Ad Groups
Disconnects specified custom audience from the selected ad groups.
Action
Get a Custom Audience
Retrieves details of a specific custom audience.
Action
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