Getting started

Logging in

Advisible uses passwordless login, where you click an email link to sign in. Anyone can log in to the platform but only email addresses on trusted domains will be able to access the live environment. If you log in with an email address on a domain that is not trusted, you will only have access to the sandbox environment. Contact us if you want to gain access to the live environment.

Once you have your login you can access the console to create or join organizations and accounts, and invite team members.

Create a new organization

• Click Create organization, located at the top of the context panel.
• Input the name of your organization. It can be changed later.
• Click Create. You will now be redirected to your new organization.
• Go to the Settings and fill out the details.
• Visit Payment methods and add a credit card, or agree with us on another payment method.

Invite users

The user that creates an organization will become the owner. You can add users, admins and other owners.

• Select Users in the main menu.
• Click Add user in the context panel.

Create accounts

The next step is to create an account. There are four types of accounts and each one has a distinct role in the platform’s ecosystem.

• Producers create and manage ad campaigns. This is the only account type that can own campaigns. If you're a media buyer—such as an agency or a standalone advertiser—you'll need a producer account to launch campaigns. Producers gain access to publisher inventory via networks.
• Publishers own and manage inventory. A publisher account is required to define inventory, typically representing a single website owned by the organization. Each publisher can create placements, which are specific content surfaces (e.g., banner slots or in-feed widgets) that producers can fill with campaigns via network connections.
• Advertisers represent brands. These accounts define a brand identity within Advisible. An organization can create an advertiser account and allow external producers (e.g., agencies) to run campaigns on behalf of the brand. This setup enables centralized brand control, unified analytics, and collaboration with multiple producers.
• Controllers manage multiple publisher accounts. Organizations with several websites can use a controller to monitor and approve campaigns across all associated publishers, and access unified analytics.

Some typical setups include:

• a standalone website with a single Publisher to hold the inventory and an optional Producer for internal sales and ad ops;
• a brand with a single Advertiser and an optional Producer for marketers and internal ad ops;
• an agency with accounts for each publisher and advertiser in their network and a Producer for publishing content in the network.