Release Notes: May 1, 2017

Improvements

Breakdown Real Time Reporting by Day: Our Beta real time reporting API got a big feature boost this past week when we added the ability to grab not only the lifetime counts of campaigns, flights, ads, and advertisers but also a breakdown by day for up to 90 days. Anyone building dashboards or needing today's counts of impressions, clicks, conversions, and revenue should take note of this powerful, new API. If you're interested in beta testing this feature with us, please contact [email protected] . (details)
Include Conversions in Scheduled Reports: Previously, scheduled reports only included conversion counts when the "Show Custom Events" setting was enabled. We've simplified this by including a separate "Show Conversions" setting that can be enabled or disabled independently of the custom events setting. (details)
Documentation Improvements: We've made several updates to our documentation this week. These include a new section on second-pricing inside an Adchain priority and fixing a keyword bug in the Reporting API examples.
Minor RTB Improvements: We're always tweaking the parameters we send for some of our RTB partners, growing as they grow, changing as they change. This week we made several of these minor changes to improve user matching and improve video performance for Pubmatic and Index Exchange.

Flight Saving Bug: Some folks noticed that in some cases a flight could not be saved. We fixed this one ASAP!
Incorrect Status Display in UI/API: Flights were incorrectly displaying "Pending" while they were actually serving. This was related to the missing status bars (see known issue below) and has been corrected.
Slow Reports: Some of our heavier reporting API users noticed a slow down on report generation time last week. This was a brief resource contention issue and has been addressed.

No Campaign, Flight, or Creative Progress Bars: Due to a recent scale issue we've temporarily removed the progress bar "health" displays in the UI. We expect these to return very soon, and we apologize for the inconvenience.