Standard feed

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02/07/2024

The Log-Level Standard Feed provides data on your managed publishers' and/or your managed advertisers' transacted impressions and the resulting clicks and conversions. The feed contains one row per transacted impression, click, or conversion. If you use impression and click trackers, the feed will also contain one row per impression tracker or click tracker event. For video and audio media types, the feed will also contain one row per video/audio VAST event (see event_type in the Columns section below for more information).

The Xandr internal name for this feed is standard_feed.

Sequence

The columns below are listed in the same order in which they appear in the log-level feed file (top to bottom here, left to right in the file).

Data visibility and "NULL" values

All columns are always included, but you can only see data about your own transacted impressions. The "Visibility" column tells you who sees a particular column in any given transaction (e.g., both buyers and sellers, just buyers, or just sellers). Columns that are not visible will be shown as "NULL."

"NULL" may be returned in cases when:

You are a buyer in the transaction but the field is a seller-related field (or vice versa).
The seller on the impression has visibility settings that hide the value of that field from buyers (assuming you are a buyer in this transaction).
The data is not available.

Recommended precisions / Lengths of data types

In the Columns table below, some values in the Type column contain a recommended precision or length in parentheses. For example, string(100) means "this string is probably (but not guaranteed to be) less than or equal to 100 characters in length".

For integers, the sizes are described in the Integer Key section.

For numeric (floating point) data types, we recommend being able to accept a precision of (18,6), meaning that we expect there to be a maximum total of 18 digits: 12 to the left of the decimal point, and 6 to the right.

For string data types, the recommended length of the field varies depending on the field. See the Columns table below.

Warning

These are Recommendations, not Guarantees:

The data types are meant to be accurate as documented. However, the recommended precision or length for a given data type should not be read as a guarantee. For example, a string or numeric column's value may exceed the suggested length or precision listed on this page.

The recommendations are intended to help you build your system to ingest this data. You may need to do additional processing on the output of the Standard Feed to make it work with your particular integration.

Integer key

tinyint = 1 byte (8 bit)
smallint = 2 byte (16 bit)
int = 4 byte (32 bit)
bigint = 8 byte (64 bit)

Columns

Note

Microsoft Advertising may need to remove values for certain log level data (LLD) fields in order to comply with current data sharing restrictions.

Column Index	Column Name	Type	Description	Visibility
01	auction_id_64	bigint	The Xandr unique auction identifier.	Both
02	date_time	UNIX Epoch time	The time and date of the event (e.g., `1526057561` which would need to be translated to Friday, May 11, 2018 4:52:41 PM (UTC)). See `event_type` for a list of events.	Both
03	user_tz_offset	tinyint	The time zone of user vs. UTC. Useful for daypart targeting.	Both
04	creative_width	smallint	The width of the creative.	Both
05	creative_height	smallint	The height of the creative.	Both
06	media_type	tinyint	The general display style of the creative, classified by media subtype. To map media subtype IDs to their names and parent media types, use the Media Subtype Service. For the video media type, the value of the `creative_width` and `creative_height` columns will be `1`.	Both
07	fold_position	tinyint	The placement position relative to fold. Possible values: - `0` = Unknown - `1` = Above - `2` = Below	Both
08	event_type	enum	Possible values: - `imp` = impression - `click` - `pc_conv` = Post-click conversion associated with Xandr's cookie ID. - `pv_conv` = Post-view conversion associated with Xandr's cookie ID. - `pc_ip_conv` = Post-click conversion associated with IP address. - `pv_ip_conv` = Post-view conversion associated with IP address. - `pc_crossdevice_conv` = Post-click conversion associated with Xandr's cross-device graph. - `pv_crossdevice_conv` = Post-view conversion associated with Xandr's cross-device graph. In addition, for VAST creatives, there are these VAST-specific possible event types: - `served` = VAST Creative was served. - `started` = VAST Creative was started. - `skipped` = VAST Creative was skipped. - `error` = There was an error playing the VAST creative. - `25_pct` = The VAST creative played continuously for at least 25% of the total duration at normal speed. - `50_pct` = The VAST creative played continuously for at least 50% of the total duration at normal speed. - `75_pct` = The VAST creative played continuously for at least 75% of the duration at normal speed. - `100_pct` = The VAST creative was played to the end at normal speed so that 100% of the creative was played.	Both
09	imp_type	tinyint	The type of impression. Possible values: - `1` = Blank: "200 OK" response (blank) served. - `2` = PSA: A public service announcement served because no other creative was eligible. - `3` = Default Error: A default creative served due to timeout issue. - `4` = Default: A default creative is served because no campaign bid or no other creative was eligible. - `5` = Kept: Serve the creative to one of your managed advertisers. - `6` = Resold: The impression was sold to a third-party buyer. - `7` = RTB: Serve your creative on third-party inventory. - `8` = PSA Error: A public service announcement is served due to timeout issue. - `9` = External Impression: An impression from an impression tracker. - `10` = External Click: A click from a click tracker. - `11` = Insertion: Serve your creative on third-party inventory where it persists across page-loads and sessions.	Both
10	payment_type	tinyint	The method by which the buyer is paying for the impression. Possible values: - `-1` = No payment - `0` = CPM - `1` = CPC - `2` = CPA - `3` = Owner CPM - `4` = Owner revshare - `5` = CPVM - `6` = CPCV - `999` = Unknown	Both
11	media_cost_cpm	numeric	For buyers, the amount (in USD) * 1000 that a network is paying for an impression . For sellers, the amount (in USD) * 1000 paid to publisher.	Both
12	revenue_type	tinyint	The method by which the buyer network gets paid by the advertiser, or how the method by which the seller network was paid by the buyer network. Possible values: - `-1` = No payment - `0` = Flat CPM - `1` = Cost Plus CPM - `2` = Cost Plus Margin - `3` = CPC - `4` = CPA - `5` = Revshare - `6` = Flat Fee - `7` = Variable CPM (vcpm) - `8` = Estimated CPM (est_cpm) - `9` = Viewable CPM - `10` = Cost Per Completed Video	Both
13	media_cost	numeric	The gross CPM amount (in USD) paid by the buyer (includes all deductions and price reductions).	Buyer
14	buyer_bid	numeric	This column returns different values for buyers and for sellers measured in CPM (in USD). - For buyers, this is the raw value submitted to the auction prior to subtraction of fees, commissions, etc. It will be greater than or equal to the total amount paid by the buyer (`buyer_spend`). - For sellers, this value is the bid that was evaluated during the auction, after subtraction of fees, commissions, etc. - For managed transactions (`imp_type = 5`), `buyer_bid` will equal `buyer_spend` because bid and price reductions are not applied. Note: The value of this column reflects any bid reductions made for Bid Price Pacing (BPP) but does not include reductions made for Bid Price Optimization (BPO).	Both
15	ecp	numeric	The estimated clear price for placement tag, in dollars unless another advertiser currency is specified.	Both
16	eap	numeric	The estimated average price for placement tag, in dollars unless another advertiser currency is specified.	Both
17	is_imp	int	Possible values: - `0` = False - `1` = True	Both
18	is_learn	tinyint	Possible values: - `0` = Base Bid - `1` = Learn - `2` = Optimized	Both
19	predict_type_rev	tinyint	The optimization phase of the bid. Possible values: - `-2` = No predict phase - `-1` = Base predict phase - `0` = Learn give up - `1` = Learn - `2` = Throttled - `3` = Optimized - `4` = Biased - `5` = Optimized 1 - `8` = Optimized give up - `9` = Base bid below give up	Both
20	user_id_64	bigint	The Xandr 64-bit User ID stored in the Xandr cookie store. This field is `0` when: - Xandr does not have a match for this user; or - the user's browser doesn't accept cookies; or - you do not have a legal basis to access and process personal data for an impression where GDPR applies. It will be `-1` for opt-out/non-consented users. Note: If you received the `hashed_user_id_64` version of this field, you will not receive the unhashed version.	Both
21	ip_address	string(40)	The IP address of user.	Both
22	ip_address_trunc	string(40)	The IP address of user with the last octet removed.	Both
23	country	string(2)	The geographic country of the impression. Derived from IP address of user or provided by the site associated with the impression. Uses ISO 3166 country codes.	Both
24	region	string(2)	The geographic region of the impression. Derived from IP address of user or provided by the site associated with the impression. Uses ISO-3166-2 codes for US and Canadian regions, and FIPS codes for regions in all other countries.	Both
25	operating_system	tinyint	The ID of operating system version. To map operating system version IDs to names, use the Operating System Extended Service.	Both
26	browser	tinyint	The ID of the browser. To map browser IDs to names, use the Browser Service.	Both
27	language	tinyint	The ID of the language. To map language IDs to names, use the Language Service.	Both
28	venue_id	int	The venue is a combination of domain, site, tag, and user country which Xandr's optimization system uses to determine bid valuations.	Both
29	seller_member_id	int	The member ID of the seller.	Both
30	publisher_id	int	The ID for the publisher of the placement. Buyer member may map the Publisher ID to a name using the Inventory Resold Service if the seller has chosen to expose the publisher. Exposure to buyer depends on the seller's visibility profile.	Both
31	site_id	int	The ID for site associated with placement. Cannot be associated with a name, except by the seller member who owns the site. Exposure to buyer depends on the seller's visibility profile.	Seller
32	site_domain	string(100)	The most granular identifier of the site that we can offer (but not the full domain). This may be the domain of a supply partner (e.g., doubleclick.com), the network who owns the resold inventory, or just "resold inventory". Exposure to buyer depends on the seller's visibility profile settings.	Both
33	tag_id	int	The ID of placement tag of the impression. Cannot be associated with a name, except by the seller member who owns the tag. Exposure to buyer depends on the seller's visibility profile.	Both
34	external_inv_id	int	The ID of the external inventory code passed in the ad call and predefined by the publisher. For more details, see External Inventory Code Service.	Seller
35	reserve_price	numeric	The reserve price for the placement (in USD), if any.	Seller
36	seller_revenue_cpm	numeric	The amount (in USD) the seller is paid for the impression. When `revenue_type` is `3` (CPC) or `4` (CPA), revenue will appear in this field on the corresponding click or conversion row (as determined by `event_type`). The revenue value will still be in CPM, so to calculate the revenue for the specific click/conversion event, divide by 1000. Note: - This field is also calculated for `imp_type = 5` (managed impressions). If you wish to calculate total revenue from resold impressions, sum `seller_revenue_cpm` only for `imp_type = 6`. - For fixed fee line items, revenue would not be reflected accurately in this field. Fixed fee line items allocate revenue on a one time or daily basis and therefore, revenue is not logged at an auction level.	Seller
37	media_buy_rev_share_pct	numeric	The publisher revenue share or the percent of booked revenue the seller shares with its publisher. This is a fraction between 0 and 1. If you multiply by 100 you get the percentage value.	Seller
38	pub_rule_id	int	The ID for the publisher rule, which is set up in and defines how the publisher is paid.	Seller
39	seller_currency	string(3)	The currency used by the seller.	Seller
40	publisher_currency	string(3)	The currency in which publisher is paid.	Seller
41	publisher_exchange_rate	numeric	The exchange rate (publisher currency: USD) on the day of the transaction.	Seller
42	serving_fees_cpm	numeric	The serving fees in addition to media costs to when serving an ad (in USD). For more details, see Partner Fee Service.	Buyer
43	serving_fees_revshare	numeric	The revenue share in addition to media costs when serving an ad (in USD). For more details, see Partner Fee Service.	Buyer
44	buyer_member_id	int	The value of this field depends on the value of the `imp_type` field. Possible values of the `imp_type` field and the affect on the value of the `buyer_member_id` field are listed below: - if the `imp_type` field is `1` (Blank), then the `buyer_member_id` and `creative_id` is `0`. - if the `imp_type` field is `2` (PSA), then the `buyer_member_id` field is set to the Xandr PSA `member_id`. - if the `imp_type` field is `3` (Default Error) or `4` (Default), then the `buyer_member_id` field is set to the value of the `seller_member_id`. - if the `imp_type` field is `5`, `6`, or `7`, then the `buyer_member_id` field is set to the ID of the member who bought the impression.	Both
45	advertiser_id	int	The ID of the advertiser.	Buyer
46	brand_id	int	The ID for brand of the creative.	Both
47	advertiser_frequency	int	The advertiser-level frequency (times they have seen an ad by this advertiser). The value of the advertiser frequency is the lifetime imps for the user.	Buyer
48	advertiser_recency	int	The advertiser-level recency in minutes (how long it has been since the user saw an ad from this advertiser?).	Buyer
49	insertion_order_id	int	The ID for insertion order if used.	Buyer
50	line_item_id	int	The identifier of line item.	Buyer
51	campaign_id	int	The ID of the campaign.	Buyer
52	creative_id	int	The ID of the creative served.	Both
53	creative_freq	int	The creative-level frequency (times the user has seen this creative by this advertiser).	Buyer
54	creative_rec	int	The creative-level recency in minutes (how long it has been since the user has seen this creative ad?).	Buyer
55	cadence_modifier	numeric	The cadence modifier for the impression, which is the number by which the bid was multiplied.	Buyer
56	can_convert	tinyint	If impression has conversion pixels associated or not.	Buyer
57	user_group_id	int	Used if advertiser separates users into groups for purposes of A/B testing.	Buyer
58	is_control	tinyint	Whether the creative served is a control creative. - `0` = test impression - `1` = control impression - `2` = no cookie user. (Xandr does not include no cookie users to avoid skewing the size of test and control groups).	Buyer
59	control_pct	numeric	The percentage of events (specified by `event_type`) that are control. This is set by the network.	Buyer
60	control_creative_id	int	The ID of the control creative, if a control creative is served.	Buyer
61	is_click	int	Indicates if the creative was clicked. Possible values: - `0` = False - `1` = True - `NULL` = No information available	Buyer
62	pixel_id	int	The ID of conversion pixel.	Buyer
63	is_remarketing	tinyint	Used to indicate that a new segment pixel is remarketing or not.	Buyer
64	post_click_conv	int	Used to identify a row that is a post click conversion. This has a maximum value of `1`.	Buyer
65	post_view_conv	int	Used to identify a row that is a post view conversion. This has a maximum value of `1`.	Buyer
66	post_click_revenue	numeric	The advertiser post click revenue (in USD).	Buyer
67	post_view_revenue	numeric	The advertiser post view revenue (in USD).	Buyer
68	order_id	string(36)	An optional value passed in by buyer on conversion pixel using the `order_id` parameter.	Buyer
69	external_data	string(30)	An optional extra data passed in by buyer on conversion pixel using the `other` parameter.	Buyer
70	pricing_type	string(3)	The line item pricing type, or how the buyer network gets paid by the advertiser. Possible values: - cpm - plc (cost plus CPM) - plm (cost plus margin)	Buyer
71	booked_revenue	numeric	The amount (in USD) earned by network on impression.	Buyer
72	booked_revenue_adv_curr	numeric	The same amount as booked revenue dollars, but displayed in that advertiser currency. For example, if your advertiser pays in Euros you can see this here. Use the `advertiser_currency` field to look up the advertiser's currency.	Buyer
73	commission_cpm	numeric	Commission (in USD) if used in or API. For more details, see Partner Fee Service.	Buyer
74	commission_revshare	numeric	Commission (in USD) if used in or API. For more details, see Partner Fee Service.	Buyer
75	auction_service_deduction	numeric	The amount (in USD) deducted from the bid to pay for auction hosting.	Buyer
76	auction_service_fees	numeric	The amount (in USD) charged for purchasing inventory from a publisher that Xandr does not have a revshare agreement with.	Buyer
77	creative_overage_fees	numeric	The amount (in USD) charged if the creative served is over our size (bandwith) limit, dollar amount.	Buyer
78	clear_fees	numeric	The amount (in USD) charged for facilitating the auction for the buyer.	Buyer
79	buyer_currency	string(3)	The currency used by the buyer.	Buyer
80	advertiser_currency	string	The currency used by the advertiser.	Buyer
81	advertiser_exchange_rate	numeric	The exchange rate on day of event. Rate is updated daily at 4 PM GMT. For any currency fields provided in the advertiser currency (i.e., fields with an "`adv_curr`" suffix), use this rate to convert the value into USD.	Buyer
82	latitude	string	The latitude of the user's location, when GPS data is available from a mobile device. Expressed in the format "snn.ddd,snn.ddd", for example `+12.345` or `-45.123`, where south is represented as negative. There can be a maximum of 5 decimal places of precision.	Both
83	longitude	string	The longitude of the user's location, when GPS data is available from a mobile device. Expressed in the format "snn.ddd,snn.ddd", for example `+12.345` or `-45.123`, where west is represented as negative. There can be a maximum of 5 decimal places of precision.	Both
84	device_unique_id	string	The unique identifier representing the mobile device. The numeric prefix indicates the type of unique device identifier: - `0` = IDFA (Apple ID for Advertising) - `1` = SHA1 - `2` = MD5 - `3` = ODIN - `4` = OPENUDID - `5` = AAID (Android Advertising ID) - `6` = WINDOWSADID (Microsoft Advertising ID) - `7` = RIDA (Roky id for Advertising) - `8.9` = AFAI (Amazon Fire OS) - `8.10` = TIFA (Tizen Identifier for Advertising (Samsung Ad ID)) - `8.11` = VIDA (Vizio Advertising ID) - `8.12` = LGUDID (LG Unique Device ID)	Both
85	device_id	int	The model ID of the mobile device. To map model IDs to names, use the Device Model Service.	Both
86	carrier_id	int	The ID of the carrier associated with the mobile device. Top map carrier IDs to names, use the Carrier Service.	Both
87	deal_id	int	The Deal ID associated with this impression.	Both
88	view_result	enum	The Xandr viewability measurement result of the impression. Possible values: - `0` = VIEW_UNKNOWN - `1` = VIEW_DETECTED - `2` = VIEW_NOT_DETECTED - `3` = VIEW_NOT_MEASURABLE - `-1` = UNKNOWN Note: For more details about viewability, see Introduction to Viewability.	Both
89	application_id	string	The ID of the mobile application (if applicable).	Seller: Always - Buyer: If allowed by seller's visibility profile
90	supply_type	enum	The type of supply. Possible values: - `0` = WEB - `1` = MOBILE_WEB - `2` = MOBILE_APP - `5` = TOOLBAR	Both
91	sdk_version	string	The version of the SDK (e.g., "3.3.0", "sdkandroid_4-0-9", "soma_ios_602").	Both
92	ozone_id	int	Deprecated. The ID of the optimization zone.	Seller
93	billing_period_id	int	The ID of the billing period under which the impression was served.	Buyer
94	view_non_measurable_reason	int	The reason an impression could not be measured for viewability. Possible values: - `0` = N/A. The impression was measured for viewability - `1` = SCRIPT_NOT_SERVED. The viewability script was not served with the creative. For example, on mobile-app inventory. - `2` = NO_SCRIPT_CALLBACK. The viewability script was served with the creative, but no callback/event was received. For example, the user left the page before the creative was served. - `3` = TECHNICAL_LIMITATION. The viewability script was served and loaded, but was unable to measure for a technical reason. For example, a cross-domain iframe with Flash disabled. - `-1` = UNKNOWN. The reason is unknown. Note: For more information regarding viewability, see Introduction to Viewability.	Both
95	external_uid	string(100)	Specifies a string that corresponds to an external user ID for this user, passed in on the ad call by the seller.	Seller
96	request_uuid	string(36)	Specifies a unique identifier for the request. For single tag requests (such as `/ttj`), this is the same as `auction_id_64`. For multiple tag requests (such as with AST or some OpenRTB integrations), represents all of the `auction_id_64` values.	Both
97	dma	int	Specifies the ID of the designated market area for this impression. Use the Designated Market Area Service to look up the area associated with the ID.	Both
98	city	int	The ID of the city for this impression. Derived from IP address of user or provided by the site associated with the impression. Use the City Service to look up the city associated with the ID.	Both
99	mobile_app_instance_id	int	Specifies the ID of the mobile app instance for this impression. Use the Mobile App Instance Service to look up the mobile app instance associated with the ID.	Both
100	traffic_source_code	string(100)	Specifies the external source of the third party traffic for this impression.	Seller
101	external_request_id	string(100)	Specifies the seller's own version of `request_uuid` or `auction_id_64` that ties the impression back to their own data feeds.	Seller
102	deal_type	int	Specifies the type of deal: - `1` = open auction deal - `2` = private auction deal - `3` = first look deal - `4` = programmatic guaranteed deal - `5` = curated deal	Both
103	ym_floor_id	int	The ID of the yield management floor that was applied to the buyer. Use the Yield Management Floor Service to look up the floor associated with the ID.	Seller
104	ym_bias_id	int	The ID of the yield management bias that was applied to the buyer. Use the Yield Management Bias Service to look up the bias associated with the ID.	Seller
105	is_filtered_request	int	Specifies whether or not the event was filtered for Inventory Quality reasons. - `0` = event was not filtered - `1` = event was filtered	Seller
106	age	int	The age of the user, if known.	Both
107	gender	string(1)	The gender of the user, if known. Possible values are `u`, `m`, and `f`.	Both
108	is_exclusive	int	Specifies which types of bids were eligible to win the auction. - `0` = Both managed and non-managed bids were eligible to win. - `1` = Only managed bids were eligible to win.	Seller
109	bid_priority	int	Specifies the campaign or line item's priority from the bidder only when `imp_type = 5` (managed impressions). For all other `imp_type`, values defaults to `0`.	Seller
110	custom_model_id	int	The `id` of the custom model used in the auction. When no custom model is used, this defaults to `0`.	Buyer
111	custom_model_last_modified	int	The date and time (in Unix Epoch time) since the custom model that was used in the auction was last modified. If no model was used, this defaults to `0`.	Buyer
112	custom_model_leaf_name	string	The `leaf_name` specified in the leaf that determined the winning bid. If no name is specified, or if a model was not used, this defaults to `---`.	Buyer
114	device_type	int	The type of device. Possible values are: - `0` = Other Devices - `1` = Desktops and Laptops - `2` = Mobile Phones - `3` = Tablets - `4` = TV - `5` = Game Console - `6` = Media Players - `7` = Set Top Box	Buyer
115	postal_code	string	The postal code of the user's location. Derived from IP address of user or provided by the site associated with the impression. For postal codes, see Postal Code Service.	Both
116	imps_for_budget_caps_pacing	int	The total number of impressions from the master creative in page-level roadblocking.	Buyer
117	hashed_user_id_64	bytes	The hashed version of the Xandr 64-bit User ID which will be provided as a proxy in certain cases where Xandr is unable to provide the real `user_id_64`. You will not be able to target users via their hashed user ID. However you can use this identifier to calculate unique users, user frequency, and user recency. An example is provided below: `user_id_64:` `XXXXXX304391387YYYY` `hashed_user_id_64:` `0000f47b074866470613d9397f0bd7efa78c7adec992aac5e117cbe2d55993a94767` Note: If you receive the `user_id_64` version of this field, you will not receive the hashed version.	Both
119	latitude_trunc	string	The truncated latitude value (limited to 3 decimal places) of the user's location, when GPS data is available from a mobile device is expressed in the format "snn.ddd,snn.ddd". For example: - `+12.345` or - `-45.123` (where south is represented as negative).	Both
120	longitude_trunc	string	The truncated longitude value (limited to 3 decimal places) of the user's location, when GPS data is available from a mobile device is expressed in the format "snn.ddd,snn.ddd". For example: - `+12.345` or - `-45.123` (where west is represented as negative).	Both
121	partition_time_millis	UNIX Epoch time	The hourly partition any record row falls into, represented as a UNIX Epoch timestamp value (in milliseconds). Useful for defining hourly partitions when loading into a database or data warehouse. For the Avro format, this field is given in the timestamp-millis logical type for native timestamp detection. For example, `1568077200000` can also be represented as Tuesday, September 10, 2019 1 AM (UTC).
122	split_id	int32	The ID of the split that purchased the impressions in this data set. Splits are only applicable to augmented line items.	Buyer
123	tc_string	string	The Transparency and Consent String represents the IAB Transparency and Consent Framework string. The string is base-64 url-safe encoded and can be decoded using the IAB GDPR Transparency and Consent Framework Technical Specifications. The string contains data rights, usage, and privacy information.	Both
124	partner_fees	double	The sum of all partner fees applied to this line item.	Buyer
125	external_campaign_id	string	An optional value passed in via the `cid` field on a DSP's bid (should only appear to sellers on resold impression rows). Since the `cid` field is optional, the `external_campaign_id` field will only have data when the external DSPs populate it on their bid(s). See the Open RTB specification for more info on the `cid` field.	Seller
126	playback_method	enum	The type of initiation method. Possible values: - `0` = Unknown - `1` = Auto-play, sound on - `2` = Auto-play, sound off - `3` = Click-to-play - `4` = Mouse-over - `5` = Auto-play, sound unknown	Both
127	video_context	enum	The type of context. Possible values: - `0` = Unknown - `1` = Pre-Roll - `2` = Mid-Roll - `3` = Post-Roll - `4` = Outstream - `5` = Bannerstream - `6` = In-feed - `7` = Interstitial	Both
128	player_size_id	tinyint	The size of the video player. Possible values: - `0` = Unknown - `1` = Small - `2` = Medium - `3` = Large	Both
129	error_code	int	The VAST error code. For a detailed description of VAST error codes and their meanings, see the IAB's VAST 4.0 documentation or refer to the list of VAST error codes below.	Both
130	personal_identifiers	array of messages	Deprecated. Please DO NOT use this parameter and use `extended_ids` listed below.	Both
131	device_make_id	int32	The ID of the device make, which is generally the manufacturer of the device (e.g., Samsung). To map device make IDs to names, use the Device Make Service.	Both
132	postal_code_ext	string	United States only. The 9 digital U.S. postal code of the user’s location, in the format `12345-1234`. Derived from the IP address of the user or provided by the site associated with the impression. For postal codes, see Postal Code Service.	Both
133	extended_ids	array of messages	A list of Extended IDs (`eids`) available in the auction, regardless of whether they specifically influenced the transaction. For more details, see extended_ids below.	Both
134	segment_data_costs	optional double	Unit: `microcents` `1 microcent is equivalent to 1E-8 dollars.` `For Example : 200 microcent = 200/100000000 = 0.000002 dollar` This includes all costs related to usage of segments in the data marketplace. Applicable when specific segments are applied in line items and associated pricing is displayed in the platform.	Buyer
135	feature_costs	optional double	Unit: microcents `1 microcent is equivalent to 1E-8 dollars.` `For Example : 200 microcent = 200/100000000 = 0.000002 dollar` These are costs incurred when using a platform feature such as cross-device.	Buyer
136	fallback_ad_index	optional int	Fallback occurs when multiple SSPs get the opportunity to return a video creative and their responses are evaluated in a waterfall hierarchy. Default value is `-1`.	Seller
137	region_id	int32	The ID of the region. To map region IDs to names, use the Region Service.	Both
138	is_private_auction	int32	Indicates whether the auction was conducted within a Protected Audience API auction. The possible values are: - `0` = False - `1` = True	Both
139	private_auction_eligible	int32	Indicates whether the inventory associated with this auction was eligible for a Protected Audience API auction. The possible values are: - `0` = False - `1` = True	Both
140	chrome_traffic_label	Enum	The Chrome label assigned for Privacy Sandbox testing, as explained here. The type of context. The possible values are: - `0` = NONE - `1` = CONTROL_1_1 - `2` = CONTROL_1_2 - `3` = CONTROL_1_3 - `4` = CONTROL_1_4 - `5` = ONLY_1 - `6` = ONLY_2 - `7` = ONLY_3 - `8` = ONLY_4 - `9` = ONLY_5 - `10` = TREATMENT_1_1 - `11` = TREATMENT_1_2 - `12` = TREATMENT_1_3 - `13` = CONTROL_2 - `14` = INVALID Note: A null value may indicate that either none were sent or that the user is not associated with any labels.	Both

extended_ids

Column Index	Column Name	Type	Description
1	id_type	unsigned 32 bit int	The source of the identifier: - `10` = Trade Desk ID (Unified ID 1.0) - `11` = Criteo ID - `12` = NetID - `13` = RampID - `15` = UID 2.0 - `16` = Oztam - `99x` = Member-defined
2	id_value	string	Value of the identifier. For example, `"ID0001"`. Note: You will only see the value of this field if you have been permissioned.

VAST error codes (for video or audio creatives only)

The table below shows a complete list of VAST error codes and their meanings.