Account-Level Permissioning

The Account-Level Permissioning API allows brands to request partnership ad permission from creators and validate the status of these requests. With account-level permissions, advertisers can promote the creator's content that tags them in branded content (via the paid partnership label) or other non-branded content (@mentions, people tags, product tags, or Instagram Collab posts), as well as create new partnership ads without an existing organic post, without assigning permissions at the post-level.

1. Request Partnership Ad Permissions: Allows third-party platforms to request account-level partnership ad permissions from creators on behalf of brands.
2. View Partnership Ad Permissions: Allows third-party platforms to list existing partnership ad permissions for a brand.

When a creator accepts an advertiser's account-level permission request in the Instagram app, advertisers can:

• Create partnership ads from the creator's handle without a pre-existing post.
• Create partnership ads from any of the creator's existing posts that tag the advertiser (Note: the advertiser must be tagged using the paid partnership label, @mentions*, people tags*, product tags*, or Instagram Collabs*).
• Include or exclude the creator's audience in their partnership ad campaign.

Creators can:

• Tag the advertiser in the paid partnership label when making branded content posts.

* Instagram only

Send Partnership Ad Permission Request to Creator

Apps can request partnership ad permissions from creators on behalf of brands.

POST /<BRAND_IG_ID>/branded_content_ad_permissions 

Inputs

• BRAND_IG_ID — Instagram user ID of the brand
• CREATOR_IG_ID — Instagram user ID of the creator
• CREATOR_IG_USERNAME — Instagram username of the creator
• ACCESS_TOKEN — User access token

Permissions

• instagram_branded_content_ads_brand scoped on BRAND_IG_ID
• business_management

The BRAND_IG_ID must be owned or shared with the business. You must have at least advertiser permissions for the BRAND_IG_ID.

Request

You can either request the permission using the CREATOR_IG_ID or CREATOR_IG_USERNAME.

curl \
  -F 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
  -F 'creator_instagram_account=<CREATOR_IG_ID>' \
// OR 
  -F 'creator_instagram_username=<CREATOR_IG_USERNAME>' \
'https://graph.facebook.com/v21.0/<BRAND_IG_ID>/branded_content_ad_permissions'

Response

{
  "id": "<id_of_permission>"
}

View Partnership Ad Permission for a Brand

Apps can list existing partnership ad permissions (including pending) for a brand.

GET /<BRAND_IG_ID>/branded_content_ad_permissions

Inputs

• BRAND_IG_ID — Instagram user ID of the brand
• ACCESS_TOKEN — User access token, will have the brand data

Permissions

• instagram_branded_content_ads_brand scoped on BRAND_IG_ID
• business_management

Request

curl -G \
  -d 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
'https://graph.facebook.com/v21.0/<BRAND_IG_ID>/branded_content_ad_permissions'

Response

{
  "data": [
    {
      "creator_username": "jaspersmarket",
      "creator_id": "123",
     "creator_fb_page": "123",
			"brand_ig_user": {
        "id": "1234"
      }
      "permission_status": "APPROVED", // Creator approval status: REVOKED, PENDING, etc.
      "id": "<ID_OF_PERMISSION>",
    }
  ],
  "paging": {
    "cursors": {
      "before": "MTM4OTY1MDkwNzkyMTE4NQ==",
      "after": "MTAyMzMxNzA5NzY5MjU4NA=="
    }
  }

Revoking a Permission

Apps can revoke partnership ad permissions from creators on behalf of brands.

POST /<BRAND_IG_ID>/branded_content_ad_permissions

Inputs

• BRAND_IG_ID — Instagram user ID of the brand
• CREATOR_IG_ID — Instagram user ID of the creator
• ACCESS_TOKEN — User access token

Permissions

• instagram_branded_content_ads_brand scoped on BRAND_IG_ID
• Business_management

The BRAND_IG_ID must be owned or shared with the business. You must have at least advertiser permissions for the BRAND_IG_ID.

Request

curl \
  -F 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>'\
  -F 'creator_instagram_account=<CREATOR_IG_ID>'\
  -F 'revoke=true'
'https://graph.facebook.com/v21.0/<BRAND_IG_ID>/branded_content_ad_permissions'

Response

{
  "id": "<id_of_permission>"
}