Report Builder dimensions in illumin define how performance data is calculated and interpreted across campaigns, audiences, creatives, and inventory sources. This glossary explains each dimension so marketers understand what each value represents in illumin reporting.
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The name of the organization or entity licensed to use the platform. This typically represents the primary account holder.
A system-generated unique identifier assigned to the licensee account. Used to reference the account across the platform and in reporting.
The name of the brand or company promoting products or services through campaigns on the platform.
A system-generated unique identifier assigned to the advertiser within the platform. Used to link campaigns, reporting, and billing.
The name of the agency managing campaigns on behalf of the advertiser.
A system-generated unique identifier assigned to the agency within the platform.
The individual responsible for selling the platform services and supporting the account from a commercial perspective.
The individual responsible for managing the ongoing business relationship between the platform and the client, including strategy and account growth.
Categorizes results based on the advertiser’s industry classification. This dimension enables performance analysis by vertical.
The currency used to display all financial metrics (e.g. USD, EUR). This is a required field and ensures consistency across reporting.
Shows campaign performance broken down by insertion order, using its unique ID as the reference point.
The name assigned to a journey. It represents a structured sequence of marketing activities across stages.
A system-generated unique identifier for the journey.
The version number of the journey, used to track updates or iterations over time.
The classification of the journey based on its structure or strategic purpose (e.g. full funnel, retargeting, acquisition).
The name of a specific stage within a journey (e.g. Awareness, Engagement, Conversion).
A system-generated unique identifier for the journey stage.
The name of a path or campaign within a journey. It represents a specific execution route or campaign grouping.
A system-generated unique identifier for the path or campaign.
The name of a step or tactic within a campaign, representing a specific media execution or targeting setup.
A system-generated unique identifier for the step or tactic.
The classification of the tactic based on media or channel type (e.g. Display, Video, Native, Audio).
The name assigned to an asset (i.e. ad content) in the creative library. Used to identify the ad in reporting and trafficking.
A system-generated unique identifier for the creative asset in the creative library.
The format of the creative asset (e.g. banner, video, native, audio).
The dimensions or specifications of the creative asset (e.g. 300x250, 1920x1080), depending on the format.
The human-readable name assigned to a tracking asset (e.g. Web pixel or Mobile app event) in the tracker library. This name helps users identify and manage trackers across campaigns and reports.
A system-generated unique identifier for a tracker in the tracker library. This value is used internally to reference the tracker across integrations, reporting, and data processing.
The name assigned to a specific conversion mapping configuration in the tracker library. A conversion mapping defines how a tracker event (e.g. a pixel fire) is interpreted and classified as a conversion.
A system-generated unique identifier for a conversion mapping in the tracker library. This ID ensures the correct mapping is applied during data collection and reporting.
The URL associated with a conversion mapping, typically used for pixel-based tracking. This URL defines the endpoint that is triggered when a conversion event occurs.
A unique identifier passed with a conversion event, typically representing a transaction or conversion instance.
A conversion type labels a conversion event so users can group and analyze results by action (e.g. site engagement, lead, etc.)
A conversion label sets the priority of a conversion (primary, secondary, or tertiary) so users can evaluate performance based on importance.
The name of the audience segment. Metrics for users who belong to multiple segments are counted in each applicable segment, so totals may be duplicated. Summing metrics across segments is not recommended.
A system-generated unique identifier assigned to an audience segment. Used to reference the segment across targeting, reporting, and data integrations.
The classification of the audience segment based on its source or methodology (e.g. first-party, third-party).
The age group of users to whom ad impressions were served, based on available demographic data.
The gender of users to whom ad impressions were served, based on available demographic data.
The household income range of users to whom ad impressions were served, based on available demographic data.
The marital status of users to whom ad impressions were served, based on available demographic data.
The country where users were located when the ad impression was served.
The region (such as state or province) where users were located when the ad impression was served.
The city where users were located when the ad impression was served.
The Designated Market Area (DMA) or metropolitan region where users were located when the ad impression was served. DMAs represent U.S. media markets defined by shared access to local television, radio, and other media.
The ZIP or postal code where users were located when the ad impression was served.
The category of device on which the ad impression was served (e.g. desktop, mobile).
The manufacturer of the device on which the ad impression was served (e.g. Apple, Samsung).
The specific model of the device on which the ad impression was served (e.g. iPhone 14, Galaxy S23).
The operating system running on the device at the time the ad impression was served (e.g. iOS, Android, Windows).
The web browser in which the ad impression was served (e.g. Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
The name of the deal associated with the impression, used to break down performance by deal.
A system-generated or exchange-provided unique identifier assigned to the deal. Used to reference the deal across buying, targeting, and reporting.
The name of the exchange or supply source where the impression was served.
The classification of the deal based on how inventory is transacted (e.g. open auction, private marketplace, programmatic guaranteed).
The type of inventory where the ad impression was served.
A unique identifier assigned to a specific site or app within the platform or exchange.
The website domain or mobile app bundle identifier (e.g. App id - 11327622804) where the ad impression was served.
The domain of the website or app name where the ad impression was served. This dimension is used to break down performance by site or app.
A unique identifier representing a specific section or placement within a website.
The app marketplace associated with the application (e.g. Apple App Store, Google Play).
A unique identifier assigned to the publisher by the exchange.
The classification of the physical environment where DOOH (Digital Out-of-Home) impressions were served (e.g. airport, transit, retail location).
The name of the publisher that owns or operates the inventory where the ad impression was served.
The domain associated with the publisher. Used to break down performance by publisher website.
The connected TV network or content provider where the ad impression was served. Used to break down performance by network.
The specific channel or content stream within a connected TV network where the ad impression was served.
Breaks down performance based on whether ad impressions were served within live-streamed content on connected TV.
The content category or genre of the connected TV programming where the ad impression was served (e.g. sports, news, entertainment).