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Managing DSP Seats for Organizations

The DSP Seats tab for Agency and Advertiser organizations — DSP seat fields (Seat ID, provider, type, status, assigned date, budget limit) and what Active, Suspended, and Revoked mean.

DSP Seats

The DSP Seats tab is available for Agency and Advertiser organizations. It allows administrators to view and manage the Demand-Side Platform (DSP) seats assigned to the organization, enabling them to purchase advertising inventory through programmatic auctions.

A DSP seat represents a license issued by a Tech Partner (DSP) that authorizes an agency or advertiser to participate in programmatic buying.

DSP Seat Information

Each assigned DSP seat includes the following information:

Field

Description

Seat ID

The unique identifier assigned to the DSP seat.

DSP Provider

The Tech Partner (DSP) that issued the seat.

Seat Type

The classification of the seat, such as Standard, Premium, or Self-Serve.

Status

Indicates whether the seat is Active, Suspended, or Revoked.

Assigned Date

The date on which the DSP seat was assigned to the organization.

Budget Limit

An optional spending limit configured for the DSP seat.

Seat Status

The status of a DSP seat determines whether it can be used for programmatic buying.

  • Active – The seat is enabled and can participate in programmatic auctions.

  • Suspended – The seat is temporarily unavailable and cannot be used until reactivated.

  • Revoked – The seat has been permanently removed and is no longer available for use.

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