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S3 Data Reports

You can access granular TV response data via Tatari S3 buckets. S3 is a cloud file-sharing service where you can ingest data automatically into your multi-touch attribution or internal tools, similar to an API.

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Getting Started: How to access the files

Follow the instructions in  dashboard’s AWS Data Sharing page to gain access to your reporting. 

  1. Log in to your dashboard
  2. On the bottom left navigation bar, select “Settings” -> “Integrations”
  3. Select "AWS Data Sharing" from the top navigation bar.

Utilizing Your S3 Data

For more information on what data our reports contain, you can take a look at this table. You can also find more information on each individual report, including how to properly ingest our report data and how to match our report data to the Tatari dashboard, via the links below:

Read more about how our reports are formatted below:

Immature vs Mature Reports

Our reports follow either a 28 or 45 day maturation period, meaning data is subject to change during this period while we capture response metrics or await data from networks and publishers.

To give you access to the most up to date data each day, we generate immature (unreconciled) reports daily with data from the last 28 or 45 days. Data in this report is subject to change until it passes the immature time range. We also generate mature (reconciled) reports either daily or once a month depending on the maturation period. Data in these reports are considered immutable as it has passed the maturation period.

Report Datetimes

All our report files list the date range that it contains data for in the file name, inclusive of start date and exclusive of end date. For example, user_attribution_streaming_2022-05-11-2022-06-09.csv.gz contains data between 2022-05-11 and 2022-06-08.

All our report datetimes are in UTC, however television operates on broadcast time (6am-6am Eastern) and streaming operates on Eastern time. The data in these reports will be grouped accordingly, so linear report data will start and end at +10/11 hours and user attribution streaming report data will start and end at +4/5 hours of the date range in the file name, depending on daylight savings time. The remaining reports (streaming metrics and streaming spend and impressions) only have date columns and not datetime so this logic does not apply.