Browsi Logger - Ad inspector
Would you like to investigate an ad on the page and understand its full settings?
With Browsi Logger you can get a data overlay on top of each ad, delivered by Browsi and understand:Â
What sources of demand are connected to it and who was the winner?
What is the ad unit name?
What are its supported/delivered sizes?
Which Key/Values were passed in the ad request?Â
What is its Refresh status?
Which order and line item were serving it?
and much more
To enable the logger on a specific page, add ?browsilogger=true at the end of the URL.
For example - https://Yoursite.com/Article123?browsilogger=true
Browsi Logger parameters glossary:
Demand type -Â Shows what type of demand is configured on Browsi's end for this ad unit.
Currently showing 3 different types of demand:
DFP - This means there is only GAM ad unit configured for this ad unit
Header bidding - This ad unit has header bidding configuration as well GAM ad unit. It can include Amazon demand as well. Which is not differentiated at the moment
Generic JSÂ - Means that this placement has a special javascript which is being served by Browsi
Placement - The Div ID created by Browsi for this placement.
Ad unit - The ad unit name used by Browsi for this placement.
Requested size - A list of all sizes configured to be used with the ad request for this placement.
Targeting - A list of all key value pairs that were sent in the ad request for this placement.
Response size - the creative size returned for the winning impression.
Refresh count - Counts the refresh in-view impression. The first impression before there was any refresh will be 0, the first impression after the first refresh in view will be 1 etc.Â
Order id - The order id that won the impression on GAM (if there is such information for the impression).
Line item id - The line item id that won the impression on GAM (if there is such information for the impression).
Winner - The demand type which won the impression, can be any of the following:
GAM
Header bidding
APS
Generic js
No winner
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