Reporting time zones and quotas

Running reports allows you to gain insights about your live campaigns and any future campaigns that you plan.

Reporting numbers for the previous month are certified by the third of each month, unless communicated otherwise.

Time zones for reports

By default, instant and offline reports use the time zone of the advertiser. The exception is that the data in the Inventory Availability Report (IAR) is always given in the UTC time zone.

You can configure instant or offline reports to use the UTC time zone by toggling the time zone setting. You can also choose a separate time zone when scheduling a report to control when you would like your reports to be generated.

Note: The option of selecting UTC as the time zone for the reports only applies to Display & Video 360 and not Campaign Manager 360.

Quotas for reports

The following quotas are enforced for reports in Campaign Manager 360 and Display & Video 360 (including APIs).

Quota type	Stay under quota
Ad hoc report executions (per day) Limits the number of ad-hoc reports a user can run in a 24-hour period	Reduce duplicate reports Schedule reports that are run regularly Deactivate unnecessary API scripts
Active scheduled reports Limits the number of reports a user can have actively scheduled at a given time (including from the API).	Reduce duplicate reports Deactivate unnecessary scheduled reports Deactivate unnecessary API scripts
Simultaneous reports Limits the number of reports a user can run simultaneously	Schedule reports that are run regularly Deactivate unnecessary API scripts Implement backoff logic Campaign Manager 360 API Display & Video 360 API