For media buying teams
More buyers.
One shared picture.
Keep campaign links, routing decisions and returned conversions in the same workspace. Give every buyer a consistent way to launch and review traffic.
Campaign setup is a team sport
Make the handoff
between people easier.
- 01
Organise the work
Group campaign links in projects. Give buyers the access they need.
- 02
Agree on the setup
Choose the source rules, destination and fallback. Keep parameters consistent.
- 03
Review the same result
Use shared campaign definitions when comparing sources, routes and conversions.
Before anyone increases spend
A route you can
walk through together.
A second buyer should be able to understand the campaign without reconstructing it from a chat. Keep its rules, destination and conversion setup together.
Review the selected flow
Use a draft route preview to inspect how the rules match a given context.
Check a real journey
Test the published link on the devices and source apps you expect.
Inspect the returned event
Check the conversion mapping before treating campaign reports as complete.
Campaign review checklist
Routing
Source and device match the intended flow
Destination
Landing page and fallback are reachable
Parameters
Click ID and campaign context arrive intact
Conversion
A returned event maps to the right click
Shared access, explicit boundaries
Put the campaign
in the right hands.
Invite team members, assign their roles and scope access to the relevant projects. Keep everyday campaign work organised as the team grows.
Members
Who is on the team
Roles
What they can do
Projects
Where they work
Reports
What happened
Questions & answers
Good to know.
Can each buyer have their own account?
Yes. Invite team members and assign roles instead of sharing a login. The number of seats depends on your plan.
Does a draft route preview prove the handoff works on a phone?
No. It helps you inspect rule matching. Validate the published journey separately on the devices and source apps you plan to use.
Can we keep our existing campaign setup?
Start with one project and connect an existing destination or tracker through the appropriate parameters and postbacks. You can expand after checking that first journey.
Put the next campaign in a shared workspace.
Invite the people running it. Agree on the route. Review the result together.