Required Query Parameters and Their Possible Values
Required Parameters
There are four required parameters needed to make a successful request to the reporting API.
- start: This is a date string that follows the ISO date format, i.e. 2021-08-10T19:00:00Z
 - end: This is a date string that follows the ISO date format, i.e. 2021-08-10T20:00:00Z
 - metrics: This should be a comma separated string, i.e. ‘requests,impressions’
 - dimensions: This should be a comma separated string, i.e. ‘endpoint,country,demandPartnerId’
 
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    Date Notes
For the start and end parameters, please request in UTC (providing the “Z” at the end for the offset). Specifying a timezone is a future feature. Also, please only request one hour, one day, or one month in a request. The endpoints will automatically determine which data aggregation to use.
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    Possible Values
Each endpoint will have the same options for the “metrics” parameter, they are:
- requests
 - requestsWithBid
 - impressions
 - publisherRevenue
 - fillRate
 - cpm
 
Each endpoint will have different “dimensions” based on the type of report it is running.
- auction - traffic generated from (e.g dspgoogle, dspamazon, addelivery, bidder, auctionapi)
 - zoneId - Unique ID associated to a Sovrn ad tag
 - zoneSize - Size of that zone (e.g 728x90)
 - zoneName - Unique name given to that ID within the account (ex. RON_728x90)
 - country - country of generated traffic (e.g. us, ca, de)
 - demandPartnerId - DSP (e.g TradeDesk)
 - seatId - DSP seat, its an identifier for the Advertiser/advertiser group that is placing creatives
 - dealId - Deal info, used to identify deals and their performance
 - advertiser - The url of the advertiser (e.g Nike.com)
 
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    Endpoint Metrics
The specifc metrics included with each endpoint can be found at their respective reference pages linked below:
