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Provider Feed Call Status

This table represents number of requests that have been to send to SSP with different statuses. Table has two parts - Net requests and Unsend requests. Net requests represent requests that actually have been send to SSP. And Unsend requests mean those ones who haven't been send different reasons.

Successful requests

Requests that have returned at least one ad.

Timeouts

Requests without response returned after max_time

Empty responses

Requests that returned status 200 but without any ads inside.

No content

Requests that  returned status 204 - No content. This is the most common status for unsuccessful requests, SSP can return 204 if request doesn't match.

Bid floor

Requests that returned ad with too small bid - lower than requested bid floor or minimal bid value.

Broken feed errors

This error means that response from SSP couldn't be parsed (we can't "understand" it). In case if you have no succseful requests but there are broken feed errors contact Technician. Most likely there is a wrong integration for your SSP.

Status XXX errors

Other statuses in Net requests mean different error statuses that can be returned from SSP. 4xx statuses usually mean that it's something wrong with request and 5xx statuses tell abiut errors on SSP server side.


IP Filtering

Means that User IP that have been declared in Ad search from DSP doesn't match IP blacklist or whitelist set on provider feed. Or there is no IP in Ad search while IP required option is turned on.

Blocked sub ID

Means that subid that have been declared in Ad search from DSP doesn't match subid blacklist or whitelist set on provider feed.

Ref filtering

Means that referer that have been declared in Ad search from DSP doesn't match referer blacklist or whitelist set on provider feed. Or there is no referer in Ad search while Ref required option is turned on.

UA filtering

Means that User agent that have been declared in Ad search from DSP doesn't match device or browser blacklist or whitelist set on provider feed.

Country filtering

Means that country that have been detected from IP in Ad search from DSP doesn't match country blacklist or whitelist set on provider feed.

Age filtering

Means that age of subscription that have been declared in Ad search from DSP doesn't match Age requirements set on provider feed. Or there is no age at all while Age requirements are set.

Pub quality filter, Pub-Sub quality filter

Semi-experimental features that use pub feed or subid "quality".

Provider busy errors

There is a small cooldown time after Network error or Timeout response to avoid SSP's server overloading. So if request should be send inside this cooldown period it will be skipped with Provider Busy status.

Unique IP limit errors

Requests that have not been sent because there was a daily limit for clicks from unique IP for certain provider feed and tha limit have already been exceeded.

Hour P limit errors

Requests that haven't been sent because of hourly clicks limit or hourly requests limit set on provider.

Daily P limit errors

Requests that haven't been sent because of daily clicks limit or daily requests limit set on provider.

Hour UP limit errors

Requests that haven't been sent because of hourly clicks limit or hourly requests limit set on certain pub-provider "bunch".

Day UP limit errors

Requests that haven't been sent because of daily clicks limit or daily requests limit set on certain pub-provider "bunch".

Pub-provider throttle

Requests that haven't been sent because of automatic throttling system. This system optimize servers' workload by skipping some potentially non-profitable requests. It uses statistic of previous hour counting sum of all succesful clicks relatively to number of requests sent. This value counts for every "bunch" PubFeed - ProviderFeed - Country, you can see this value in main statistic's column Requests Income. If this value is lower than certain threshold, requests limit for the next hour will be set for certain "bunch".