audio_hosted creative manifest.
Last reviewed 2026-08-16. This page describes what the Interchange
integration offers. AudioStack has not reviewed or endorsed it. Availability
can still vary by account, voice, language, and provider access.
Roadmap
The AudioStack integration roadmap is tracked as AI-6601 (a plain-text reference — Interchange’s internal issue tracker is not public). The issue covers creative discovery, reusable-library and multi-output gaps, and live validation. The issue key remains a stable reference even for readers who cannot access the internal Linear workspace.Connection, accounts, and identity
AudioStack connects to Interchange through an API key, not OAuth: the key is an access grant billed to one authorized organization. There is no ad account or manager-account hierarchy to discover. The advertiser you map to that connection chooses which AudioStack organization is billed for a generation; your brand’svoice_synthesis setting chooses the voice. Mapping and fail-closed
behavior otherwise follow the same model as ad platforms — see
Platform accounts and advertiser mapping.
AudioStack does not yet have a dedicated section in the connecting guide.
What you can do through Interchange
Supported build shape
AudioStack accepts the canonicalaudio_hosted format. A build requires a text
script asset and can bind a voice, language, brand name, speed, and music
template. The current runtime supports one of these output choices per call:
duration_ms_exact: 15000for a 15-second audio ad;duration_ms_exact: 30000for a 30-second audio ad; or- no exact duration for the voiceover path.
list_creative_formats
returns an empty list because the integration consumes canonical
audio_hosted directly.
Webhooks and async lifecycle
Not applicable.build_creative is synchronous: one request performs the full
render and returns the result, so there is no async task and no
webhook/polling distinction to make here — unlike the direct ad-platform
adapters, which use polling (see each adapter’s own “Webhooks and async
lifecycle” section).