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Here you can find a snapshot of your inventory’s programmatic performances.
Here are the different parameters:
Period of time: you can select any period of date from January 2024.
Note: If you want more history, please go in Reporting where you’ll have up to 15 months of data.
Filters: you can filter on a part of your inventory only and get all the graphs related.
GRAPH 1: Overview of your global programmatic performances by demand source: Adx + TAM + Prebid
By default, you’ll see the Revenue performances. But click on Impressions or Imp CPM or RPM or Ad Requests and the graph will change.
The bar chart shows the data for the selected period, and the dotted line show you the trend of the previous week.
Note: The dotted line is available until 7 days prior to today.
e.g. Today is 20th of the month, if you select the 7th of the month, you won’t see the dotted line.
From 1 to 4 days selected, the data is per hour. From 5 days to more, the data is per day.
Note: If you want more history per day, please go in Reporting and select the ReportType Global.
🕑 on the graph show you all Prebid deployments (by our devs or by you, from Lens in Optimisation).
You can either Hide or Focus on one Demand Source by clicking on the Source and selecting your preferences:

You can export (in CSV, XLSX, JSON) the graph by clicking on the 3 dots on the top-right of it.
GRAPH 2, 3 and 4: Top cards
By default, you’ll see the Top Device, Top Placement and Top Site based on revenue. But click on Impressions or Imp CPM and the graph will change.
Activity: you can see all Prebid deployments made during the time period selected.
Note: If you want more history, please click on See full activity or go in Activity.
Uplift: you can estimate the revenue uplift generated by Hubvisor’s solutions and optimisation modules
This uplift estimation is calculated by comparing 99% of your traffic with optimisations, to 1% without these: autorefresh, CPM adjustment, consentless monetisation, second chance system, direct connections to DSPs and outstream using Hubvisor player.
