Use the following information to transfer audience segment data to PubMatic over SFTP.
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dsimerly - 1/10/2021 - The following excerpt is shared with the document, Audience > Data partner integration guide for audiences. |
Data transfer parameters
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| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
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dpid | integer | ✓ | PubMatic data partner ID (DPID) assigned to the data partner at time of integration. | userid | integer | ✓ | The PubMatic user ID passed to the data partner by PubMatic . | segid | integer array |
| Use segid to send the complete list of audience segment IDs to which the user belongs. Each subsequent request for that user with the segid parameter overwrites the user’s already existing segments list. DO NOT send segid in a request that also includes the addseg or remseg parameter.
| uidtype | integer | ✓ | A integer value that determines what the identity partner's PubMatic user ID represents: 0 = UID represents a PubMatic cookie ID. Note: when using uidtype=0, you must first perform the UID sync step below.1 = UID represents a device ID.- A different identity partner ID registered with PubMatic.
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Note that uidtype is now required for all new integrations. Contact your PubMatic account manager to learn more about UID Type assignment and other identity partners supported by PubMatic. |
| addseg | integer array |
| Use addseg to send: - A complete list of comma-separated segment IDs to replace the user's current segments.
- The addseg parameter with the list of new segments to append to the user’s current segments.
You can include addseg and remseg in the same request, but DO NOT send segid along with these parameters. | remseg | integer |
| Use remseg to send: - A complete list of comma-separated segment IDs to replace the user's current segments.
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remseg parameter with the list of segments to remove from the user’s current segments.
You can include remseg and addseg in the same request, but DO NOT send segid along with these parameters. | ip | text |
| Last known IP address of the user. Exclude this parameter from the request if the user's last IP address is unknown, and it is optional when you send country in the request. | country | text |
| Two-letter code for the user's country; for example, US , IN , CA . Exclude this parameter from the request if the user's country is unknown, and it is optional when you send the last known ip in the request. |
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dsimerly - 1/10/2021 - You'll find the following included excerpt within the document, Audience > Data partner integration guide for audiences. |
SFTP bulk audience data transfer
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