Microsoft Ads (formerly Bing Ads) is often the quiet performer in a paid search account: lower CPCs, less competition, and audiences that convert differently than Google.
But teams focus heavily on Google Ads, and Microsoft Ads analysis becomes an afterthought, reviewed less often and less rigorously.
That gap gets more expensive the more Microsoft Ads spend grows, especially with the recent AI-powered Copilot integrations.
🚀 Connect Microsoft Ads to ChatGPT with Windsor.ai’s native app. Start free → onboard.windsor.ai/app/microsoft_ads.
Watch: connect Microsoft Ads to ChatGPT in 60 seconds
Once connected, you unlock immediate visibility on questions that usually take an analyst hours:
- Which campaigns have the best CPA this month, and how does that compare to Google Ads for the same keywords?
- Which keywords are burning budget with zero conversions?
- Is performance on the Microsoft Search Network different from the Audience Network?
This guide walks through the fastest way to connect Microsoft Ads to ChatGPT and get answers to these questions in seconds.
2 steps to connect Microsoft Ads to ChatGPT with Windsor.ai
The whole setup takes under a minute, with no code and no manual exports required.
📖 Full documentation: windsor.ai/documentation/windsor-mcp/how-to-integrate-data-into-chatgpt/.
What you need
- An active Microsoft Advertising account
- A Windsor.ai account (free or paid plan)
- A ChatGPT account
Step 1. Connect Microsoft Ads to Windsor
Go to onboard.windsor.ai/app/microsoft_ads and authorize access via Microsoft’s OAuth flow.
Select the account(s) you want to connect. Managing multiple accounts across clients or brands? Connect them all, they’re each queryable individually or together in the same ChatGPT conversation.

Step 2. Install Windsor’s app in ChatGPT
Open Windsor’s native app in ChatGPT and click Connect. Approve access to your Windsor account.

Confirm the connection is live with a quick test prompt:
What Microsoft Ads accounts are connected to Windsor? Show total spend and conversions for the last 30 days.
Data matches your Microsoft Ads dashboard? You’re ready for deeper analysis.
Currently available write actions: pause or enable a campaign or ad group; and set a campaign’s daily budget.
The data Windsor streams from Microsoft Ads into ChatGPT
Windsor connects to the Microsoft Advertising API and gives ChatGPT access to account, campaign, ad group, and keyword-level data. View the full list of supported fields here.
Key fields available
| Field | What it enables |
| spend, impressions, clicks, ctr, cpc | Core performance and efficiency metrics |
| conversions, conversion_rate, cpa, revenue, roas | Outcome and profitability metrics |
| quality_score | Keyword and ad relevance scoring |
| campaign_type, campaign_status, campaign_labels | Campaign structure and organization |
| network (Microsoft Search vs. partner/audience network) | Compare performance by distribution network |
| device, country | Segment performance by device type and geography |
| account_id, account_name | Multi-account reporting and comparison |
Prompt ideas for analyzing Microsoft Ads in ChatGPT
Efficiency and spend review
Summarize my Microsoft Ads performance for the last 30 days. Show total spend, clicks, CTR, conversions, and CPA by campaign. Which campaigns have the best and worst CPA?
Keyword-level waste detection
Which keywords have spent more than $50 in the last 30 days with zero conversions? Rank by spend descending. Should any of these be paused?
Search vs. Audience Network comparison
Compare CTR, CPC, and conversion rate between the Microsoft Search Network and the Audience/partner network for the last 30 days. Which network is more efficient for my account?
Quality score audit
Which keywords have a quality score below 5? Show their spend and CPC. Low quality scores often mean higher costs — which of these are worth optimizing first?
Bonus: Compare Microsoft Ads with Google Ads and other channels
🔗 Windsor connects Microsoft Ads with 350+ other data sources, including Google Ads, so you can run direct cross-platform comparisons in the same ChatGPT conversation.
- Microsoft Ads + Google Ads: Compare CPA and ROAS side by side for the same campaign type or keyword set. Identify where Microsoft Ads delivers a lower CPA than Google for equivalent targeting — a common but often overlooked finding.
- Microsoft Ads + GA4: See how Microsoft Ads traffic behaves on-site compared to other channels — bounce rate, session duration, and downstream conversion behavior.
- Microsoft Ads + CRM (HubSpot/Salesforce): Understand whether Microsoft Ads leads convert to real pipeline at a similar rate to other paid channels, not just at the click or form-fill stage.
Conclusion
Microsoft Ads deserves the same rigor as your primary paid search channel, especially as spend grows. Windsor MCP puts your Microsoft Advertising data directly in ChatGPT, alongside Google Ads and the rest of your stack, so nothing gets analyzed less just because it gets less attention.
🚀 Connect Microsoft Ads to ChatGPT with Windsor.ai and start finding the efficiency gaps hiding in your account → onboard.windsor.ai/app/microsoft_ads.
FAQs
What’s the fastest way to connect Microsoft Ads to ChatGPT?
The fastest way is to use Windsor.ai’s native ChatGPT app. You connect your Microsoft Ads account to Windsor.ai in one click, then enable the ChatGPT app, and your data becomes instantly available inside ChatGPT. No code, no pipelines, and no ongoing maintenance required — just direct access to your data, ready for analysis.
What Microsoft Ads data does Windsor pull into ChatGPT?
Windsor connects to the Microsoft Advertising API and brings your Microsoft Ads data into ChatGPT across all key levels — including account, campaign, ad group, and keyword performance. Key fields include: spend, impressions, clicks, CTR, CPC, conversions, conversion rate, CPA, revenue, ROAS, ad quality score, campaign type, campaign status, campaign labels, network (Microsoft Search vs. partner sites), device, country, account ID, and account name.
Can ChatGPT manage my Microsoft Ads campaigns, or only analyze them?
Both. Windsor’s write-enabled MCP lets you act on your Microsoft Ads account directly from ChatGPT: pause or enable campaigns and ad groups, and adjust campaign budgets without opening Bing Ads. ChatGPT acts strictly on your instructions, with your approval required before any change goes live in your account.
Can I compare Microsoft Ads and Google Ads performance in the same ChatGPT conversation?
Yes, and this is one of the most valuable uses of Windsor for multi-platform paid search teams. Connect both Microsoft Ads and Google Ads to Windsor, and all data is queryable in the same ChatGPT conversation. Ask for a direct CPA and ROAS comparison, identify keywords covered on one platform but not the other, compare device performance across platforms, or ask ChatGPT to recommend budget reallocation based on where each platform is currently more efficient.
Can I connect multiple Microsoft Ads accounts for agency reporting?
Yes. Connect each Microsoft Advertising account to Windsor separately and all are available in the same ChatGPT conversation. This makes cross-account comparison straightforward for agencies. You can easily rank client accounts by CPA efficiency, flag accounts where performance deteriorated last month, or generate client-ready monthly summaries across your entire Microsoft Ads portfolio in a single prompt.
Is there a native Microsoft Ads connector for ChatGPT?
Not a dedicated one. OpenAI has not released an official Microsoft Advertising connector in ChatGPT’s connector directory.
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