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Property and tag mappings let a seller record how a live publisher property, or properties carrying a publisher-attested tag, is addressed in the connected ad server. A mapping targets one of:
  • key_value - an ad-server custom-targeting key and value, such as site_code=food.
  • ad_unit - an ad-unit external id.
  • placement - a placement external id.
The mapping is source-scoped. It is an execution address, not an authorization record and not a buyer-coverage declaration. Publisher authorization continues to come from the seller’s identity and property sources, and buyer-visible coverage is represented separately by publisher properties.

Inputs

Use the complete mapping set for one managed ad-server source. A property row requires propertyExternalId and publisherDomain; a tag row requires tag. Key-value rows require signalKey and signalValue. Ad-unit and placement rows require selectorExternalId instead.
The first Raptive vertical slice accepts seller-supplied vertical -> site_code definitions such as this one. It records the vertical definition; it does not invent a static per-site map from a vertical label.

Preview

Read the current set:
Preview a proposed replacement with dry_run=true:
The preview validates each property or tag against the current authorized property set, rejects duplicate mapping keys, checks key-values against the live signal catalog, and checks ad-unit or placement ids against the live source capabilities. Freeform keys accept a non-empty seller value; predefined keys require an exact live child value. It returns separate mapped and unmapped rows plus keyValueValidation and selectorValidation; fix every blocking row before replacing the set.

Confirmed replacement

Replacement is a full replacement, not an append. After reviewing the dry-run results, send the same complete set with provenance and confirmed: true:
Every confirmed replacement records the provenance, confirming operator, and validation timestamp. In Murph, use the typed list, dry-run, and replacement tools. Murph shows the full replacement and waits for explicit confirmation before calling the replacement tool; a plain “yes” does not bypass that gate.

Current boundary

This slice stores and validates seller mappings. It does not claim that downstream media-buy execution consumes them yet. Do not promise that a buyer’s property list or vertical will be enforced on the media-buy leg until the follow-on execution work is shipped. Mappings also do not grant authorization, expand buyer coverage, or establish that a buyer is eligible to purchase an inventory subset.

Publisher properties and coverage

How buyer-visible coverage is derived from publisher identity

Custom targeting and properties

How ad-server key-values relate to properties and signals

Create products from inventory

Package synced inventory into sellable products