Kubient announced the launch of the KAI Dashboard, a reporting and optimization platform that helps media publishers and platforms better understand and manage inventory health and to ensure the quality of the inventory that they are sending to demand platforms. Until now, publishers and media platforms have typically lacked a clear understanding into what is causing issues for the demand side to not transact or even worse to flag their high quality inventory as fraud. This caused a significant % of their inventory to go unsold and in the worst case has hurt their brand image and relationships in the programmatic ecosystem, as well as led to erratic clawbacks that make it hard to manage their business P&L's. The KAI Dashboard provides granular optimization reporting, including 38 categories of fraud (both GIVT and SIVT) and technical RTB issues, such as missing user agent information, mismatched app store information, and missing bidding information. Coupled with the KAI Enterprise solution, publishers and media platforms can directly control what inventory is sent to the demand side, preemptively blocking RTB opportunities that are likely not to transact or potentially to be flagged as fraud to avoid negative brand impact and clawbacks.

At the same time, the KAI Dashboard enables users to take action to mitigate the issues and increase the yield and monetization rate for their inventory. The dashboard has already helped publishers tremendously by showing full insights into inventory health, driving improvements in inventory quality and increasing ad monetization efforts for greater revenue acquisition. On average, premium CTV publishers implementing the KAI Enterprise solution or that have joined the Kubient Marketplace with KAI built in have identified approximately 20% of their inventory on average that is not being monetized.

Through the new dashboard insights, these publishers are able to identify what is causing their inventory to not be monetized and allows them to take immediate action and drive increased revenue.