Limits
This page gathers the numbers that stop something from happening: quotas, maximum sizes, minimum values and deadlines.
It is for anyone who has just been refused by a form and wants to know which number they hit.
Technical requirement documents
Quotas on the PDF documents attached to an organization’s technical requirements. They are counted per organization, across every document attached.
| Limit | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Number of documents |
|
The eleventh upload is refused and the ten already attached are untouched. |
Size of one document |
20 MB |
Checked before the file is stored. |
Total size of all documents |
100 MB |
An upload that would exceed the total is refused; one that lands exactly on it is accepted. |
File type |
PDF only |
Fixed. |
Upload sizes
| Limit | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
One HTML creative |
10 MB |
Applies where HTML creatives are enabled for the organization. A file over the limit fails validation and the creative is not offered. |
The timing budget for one demand partner
A partner in an RTB price list’s auction mode has 1700 ms to answer from the moment it is asked; a partner in the price list’s waterfall mode has 1500 ms. An answer that misses the budget is not waited for and not used, and a partner that keeps missing it is temporarily left out of further rounds.
See Timing budget for the full budget.
Request-time checks
| Limit | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
How far ahead of server time a requested playout moment may be |
3 minutes |
A clock check. A request for a slot further ahead is refused however quickly it arrives. |
How long an ad request stays resolvable for confirmation |
2 hours (default) |
A confirmation arriving after this is answered with a not-found and never becomes billable. |
How long a COT request stays open |
3 hours |
The COT equivalent of the window above. |
See Late and lost plays.
Page sizes
The platform pages every list it reads and every list it serves in the client cabinet. Two of these are fixed and cannot be changed by asking for a bigger page.
| Where | Default | Maximum | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Catalog pull from a content management system |
20 |
20 |
Fixed. |
Playout pull from a content management system |
1000 |
1000 |
Fixed. |
List screens in the client cabinet |
25 |
— |
The page control on the screen chooses. |
Values a form will refuse
| Field | Limit | Where |
|---|---|---|
Floor price amount |
At least |
Real-time-bidding price list |
Slot length on a floor price |
At least 1 second |
Entered in seconds |
Audience-based floor amount |
At least |
Real-time-bidding price list |
Number of opportunities to see it is written against |
At least |
Real-time-bidding price list |
Number of floor prices when the single-floor switch is on |
Exactly one |
Real-time-bidding price list |
Price per ad play on an automated guaranteed grid |
At least |
Automated guaranteed price list |
Creative length on an automated guaranteed grid |
At least 1 second |
Automated guaranteed price list |
Maximum allowed overbooking |
At least 100 percent |
Automated guaranteed price list |
Commission, when a tariff is edited |
At least |
Organization tariff |
Tax rate |
|
Organization settings |
Days of inactivity before a campaign is paused |
At least |
Organization settings |
Days paused before a campaign is stopped |
At least |
Organization settings |
Legal entity allowance |
At least |
Set by the platform administrator |
Name of an organization, an automated guaranteed price list or an inventory tariff |
3 to 255 characters |
Everywhere a name is entered |
An organization’s floor prices are also checked against a minimum floor price on its tariff, which the platform administrator sets. The comparison is per second, so a minimum written as 1 for 5 seconds refuses a price list’s floor of 3 for 20 seconds. See Floor prices.
Counts
| Limit | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Active legal entities per organization |
the organization’s allowance, |
Deactivating one frees a slot. Reactivating is refused when the allowance is used up. See Organization setup. |
Related pages
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Configuration — the settings these limits constrain.
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Data retention — how long records survive.