Microsoft Monetize: Setup guide#

This guide explains how to collect data from Microsoft Monetize.

Limitations#

Collecting data from Microsoft Monetize comes with the following limitations:

  • Historical data is available for up to 429 days back from the current date.

Creating a datastream to collect data from Microsoft Monetize#

The basics of creating a datastream to collect data from any data source are explained in our guide to Collecting data in Adverity. This guide contains information about the specific steps to create a datastream to fetch data from Microsoft Monetize.

Configuration: Choose the data you want to collect from Microsoft Monetize#

To choose what data to collect and customize the Microsoft Monetize datastream configuration, follow these steps:

  1. (Optional) Rename your datastream.

  2. In Report type, select the type of data to collect from Microsoft Monetize. For a description of each report type, see Report types below.

  3. In Timezone, select the timezone in which the data will be reported. The default value is UTC.

  4. In Fields, change the list of fields that you want to see in your data extract.

  5. In Advertisers, select the advertisers for which to collect data. If you do not select any items in a drop-down list, Adverity collects data for all items in the drop-down list.

  6. In Publishers, select the publishers for which to collect data. If you do not select any items in a drop-down list, Adverity collects data for all items in the drop-down list.

  7. (Optional) To apply filters to your data, provide a valid JSON in the Filters field. For more information, see the Microsoft Monetize documentation.

    For example, the following expression filters for data matching a specific advertiser ID and country:

    [
        {"advertiser_id": ["123", "456"]},
        {"geo_country": "US"}
    ]
    

What’s next?#

Advanced Microsoft Monetize tips#

Report types#

To select the type of data to collect from Microsoft Monetize, choose from the following report types:

Supply analytics

Provides publisher-side performance data including impressions, revenue, and buyer information across your ad inventory.

Creative brand analytics

Provides performance data broken down by creative and brand, including creative audit status and brand-level metrics.