Set the global taxonomy and QA rules once. Agents enforce them on every campaign in every market, including the ones your agency partners build, and roll it all up into one report.
When a campaign launches in any market
DE market · agency partner · DV360
Checked against the group taxonomy
Brand safety, geo, budgets, flights
Domains scored for safety and quality
DE market lead and agency, with the fix
Group view, all markets
Each market and agency partner names campaigns its own way, so a global report needs a person to map every IO by hand.
Brand safety, frequency and geo rules are written down once, then checked by whoever remembers, in whichever market remembers.
Junk domains and MFA inventory pass through smaller markets where nobody has time to look at the domain report.
Programmatic, walled gardens and agency-run accounts report separately, so global numbers arrive weeks late and never quite reconcile.
100%
Naming compliance across campaigns
Assembly Global
30%
Lower CPA on contextual line items
Assembly Global
$0.5M
Junk spend blocked
Assembly Global
Rules are set once at group level and run on every account, whoever built the campaign.
Holds the group taxonomy and fixes names that break it at the campaign, IO, line item and creative levels, in every market.
One global ruleset for brand safety, geo, frequency, budgets and landing pages, checked before launch in every market.
Scores inventory on relevance, intent, quality and safety, and gives every market an explainable domain list.
Watches every market for spend spikes, CTR outliers and junk inventory, and flags them to the market that owns them.
Pacing at the IO and line item level across every market and seat, against the IO as the source of truth.
Programmatic, walled gardens and agency-run accounts in one group report, with no data warehouse behind it.
Same agents and the same global rules either way.
Group ad ops owns the taxonomy and rules, markets and agency partners see their own queues, and leadership sees one report.
Our specialists operate the platform for markets without their own ad ops team, and they work to your group standard.
“Always-on built-in QA, alerts, monitoring, and optimizations… have streamlined our entire workflow, reduced errors and waste, improved campaign performance, and freed our team to focus on strategy.”
Wayne BlodwellGlobal SVP, Assembly Global30%
Lower CPA on contextual line items
DV360
Line items, insertion orders and pacing checked across every DV360 advertiser.
Meta
Ad sets, budgets and naming checked on Meta campaigns before and after launch.
Google Ads
Search and Performance Max budgets, pacing and naming checked daily.
The Trade Desk
Campaigns, ad groups and bid factors QA’d across your Trade Desk seats.
StackAdapt
Line items, frequency caps and pacing checked across StackAdapt campaigns.
Amazon Ads
Sponsored Ads and DSP orders monitored for budget, pacing and naming.
Campaign groups, targeting and spend monitored across LinkedIn ad accounts.
Ad groups, budgets and naming checked across Pinterest campaigns.
Snapchat
Ad squads, budgets and pacing monitored across Snapchat campaigns.
TikTok
Ad groups, budgets and pacing monitored across TikTok campaigns.
Security review, procurement or a pilot market: we’ll walk through whichever comes first.
Request a DemoYes. Group rules apply everywhere, and each market can add its own on top. A market can’t switch off a group rule.
Yes. The agents read what’s live in the seats, whoever built it, so agency-run campaigns are checked against the same standard.
Access is scoped per market and brand, write access is granted per seat, and every change is logged. Our data security page has the details.
DV360, The Trade Desk, Amazon DSP, StackAdapt, Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and more. The full list is on the integrations page.
Usually with one or two pilot markets on a free audit, then a rollout market by market.
A free audit across your markets: naming breaks, QA failures, junk inventory and pacing risks, ranked by market and by spend.
100%
Naming compliance at Assembly Global
