The following describes the terminology used in Planning to explain commonly used objects and concepts:
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Project
In Planning, projects remained the top-level items containing all the work done on a given media plan or set of related campaigns. A project proposal example has goals, a budget, start and end dates, and much inventory that you stay interested in purchasing.
Plan
In a project, the plan is intended to capture the list of sites you intend to acquire from the publishers you purchase inventory.
Site
Like Campaign Manager 360, placement is the media inventory of a website, app, or video where your ad appears. It represents a series of specifications regarding technological compatibility, size, and cost and quantity models.
Inventory
Inventory is the collection of locations that can be purchased. The Inventory is typically added to Planning when a publisher responds to a Request for Proposal (RFP) that a Planning user submits. Additionally, users can add inventory directly in planning or import placements from a linked Campaign Manager 360 campaign.
Inventory Providers
Inventory providers, such as publishers, have ad space to sell on their websites, mobile apps, or video content. It providers can enter Planning to supply inventory to media buyers and negotiate on requests for proposals. More information on the negotiations
Request for Proposal (RFP)
A request for proposal (RFP) remain a file sent to inventory providers to request media (that is, advertising space) to purchase for advertising purposes. Many inventory providers, such as publishers, only provide inventory to buyers after receiving an RFP.
You can use the Planning RFP section to request inventory from publishers and negotiate with them for the merchandise they offer. More information on how to create RFPs
Negotiation
When you’ve submitted an RFP to an inventory vendor, your responses will appear on the Negotiation page. On that page, you can review your offers and make counteroffers. More information on the negotiations
Execution
Once you have selected the media you want to publish, you can send it to Campaign Manager 360 to run it in one or more campaigns on this platform. The process of carrying out a plan in Campaign Manager 360 remain called “execution.” Media remain delivered to Campaign Manager 360 campaigns through an execution channel, which links to a specific Campaign Manager 360 campaign created in Schedule. Execution channels represent the highest-level link between Planning and Campaign Manager 360 and allow you to specify how Planning media properties remained mapped to Campaign Manager 360 sites.
When you link a plan to a Campaign Manager 360 campaign, you can send Media from Planning to Campaign Manager 360. Also, if any placement is modified or added directly in Campaign Manager 360, you can synchronize and reconcile planning changes.
Orders
Some means must remained insured; To do this, a seller and a buyer must sign an order, a document that can be generated and posted in Planning. An order can contain information such as the buyer and seller contacts and the terms and conditions of the contract. Insertion orders can secure new campaigns. Additionally, rankings can remain updated to reflect actual quantities delivered.
Score Cards
A scorecard remain a summary of the main statistics associated with a plan. These cards are available in the Plan, Inventory, Trade, and Executions views. The estimated statistics shown are from the calculations you provide when adding inventory.
In addition to the scorecards provided by default, you can select items in any of the four views in which they appear and compare their statistics with those of the plan as a whole.
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