Campaign Workspace
Set objectives, flights, and pacing once, then let shared budgets follow the channels as the plan expands.
Bring planning, bidding, audience activation, and measurement into a single workspace. Build the campaign once, extend it across display, online video, connected TV, native, and in-app supply, and keep every number attached to the same source.
Brief, budget, bid, and result sit on one data layer. There is no export step between the plan and the report, so a review starts from the numbers the campaign actually ran on.
Set objectives, flights, and pacing once, then let shared budgets follow the channels as the plan expands.
Pick a bid strategy, set floors, and open auction-level detail that shows what a line item won against and why.
Combine first-party segments, modelled audiences, and contextual signals, then activate them with consent carried through.
Keep assets, templates, and variants in one library, and rotate them while the campaign is live instead of rebuilding it.
Serve across web, in-app, video, and streaming with frequency caps, dayparting, and pacing rules you define.
Compare multi-touch models, view-through outcomes, and incrementality beside the delivery data they explain.
Define content categories and blocklists, then decide at placement level where creative is allowed to run.
Filter before and after the bid against recognised invalid-traffic guidance, and score supply as it arrives.
Start with a single brief, then carry it into connected TV, online video, display, native, and in-app inventory. Budget and pacing stay shared, so delivery follows the placements that are earning their place.
Connect delivery to the conversion events that matter to your business. Compare creative variants, see the assisted paths behind a result, and test the incremental effect of a placement rather than crediting whichever click arrived last.
Three common situations, described as working scenarios rather than testimonials.
“A brand team stops rebuilding the same plan in three tools. Planning, delivery, and reporting read from one source, so the weekly review becomes a working session rather than a reconciliation exercise.”
“An agency keeps each client account separated by permissions while the planning and reporting layer stays consistent across the whole book of business.”
“A publisher can see where inventory clears, which demand sources compete for it, and how floor prices change both outcomes, in terms that are easy to take to stakeholders.”
Open a workspace, bring in your audiences, and launch a first line item without a setup project.
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