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Private Marketplaces (PMP D&E)

  • Version: 1.0
  • Host: api.mediamath.com
  • Protocols: https
  • Accepts: application/javascript, application/json
  • Responds With: application/javascript, application/json
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Marketplaces

Private Marketplace Exchange (PMP-E) is used to create private auctions within the RTB environment. In contrast to Open Auctions where every strategy is eligible to place a bid, in private marketplaces, only strategies with a specific deal_id attribute are allowed to bid.

These private marketplace deals are used by publishers and advertisers to create preferential-access inventory.

To set deal targeting on strategies, see here.

Differences from T1 Execution and Management API

T1 Execution details can be seen here for comparison purposes. T1 deal troubleshooting (PMP-E) can be seen here.

Complex Requests Not Supported

The media deals API does not support the ?full query parameter, as the collection requests always return the full entity properties. The media deals API does not support the ?with query parameter used to include related entities in single-entity or collection responses. Please refer to entity specific API documentation. The media deals API does not support the /limit/ URL component used to filter deals based on an ID of a related entity. Instead, it supports filtering by an ID of a related entity via the ?owner.[entity_type]_id=[entity ID]. Please refer to the Complex Requests Supported section below.

Complex Requests Supported

The media deals API supports other advanced requests that T1 API supports, such as ?page_limit, ?page_offset, ?sort_by and ?q parameters. The ?sort_by parameter can be used for the following properties of deals:

  • id
  • name
  • deal_identifier
  • supply_source_id
  • start_datetime
  • end_datetime
  • price

The ?q parameter can be used for the following properties of deals:

  • name
  • deal_identifier
  • supply_source_id
  • status

For more information on using these supported parameters, please refer to the Execution and Management_API section of the T1 documentation.

The media deals API supports the use of ?owner.[entity_type]_id=[entity ID] to return a collection of deals that are editable by users of such entity.

Similarly, the media deals API supports the use of ?permissions.[entity_type]_id=[entity ID] to return a collection of deals that are targetable by users of such entity.

Additionally, the media deals API supports the use of ?strategy_id=[strategy ID] to return a collection of deals that are currently targeted by that strategy.

Finally, the media deals API supports ?owner.type, ?status and ?currency_code parameters. The ?owner.type parameter can be used to limit a collection of deals returned to the specified owner.type (INTERNAL, ORGANIZATION, AGENCY OR ADVERTISER). The ?status parameter can be used to limit a collection of deals returned to the specified status (true or false). The ?currency_code parameter can be used to convert the price attribute to be expressed in a specified currency, regarldess of the actual currency codes the deals are saved in.

POST

While T1 API supports URL-encoded parameters in the POST body, the media deals API only supports the JSON format in the POST body. Use Content-Type: application/json header for the POST request.

Conditional GET

Use (If-None-Match: [Etag]) for conditional GET requests on single deal records. 304 Not Modified will be returned if the Etag matches.