Attaching one of such report examples. As you can see from the report, some ad names are populating fine and some appear as {{ad_name}}.
Can you please check what the problem could be or we can also hop on a call with the client ( they are super savvy and knowledgeable).
They say there is no pattern in when it pulls the correct ad name and when it appears as {{ad_name}}.
Here is the Json body: GET https://api.outbrain.com/amplify/v0.1/reports/marketers/ACCOUNT_ID/promotedContent?from=2025-11-01&to=2025-11-01&limit=100&offset=0&breakdown=
Headers: OB-TOKEN-V1: ACCESS_TOKEN--
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Recently, we noticed that it became possible to put ad names in our dashboard and pass the ad name into the UTM parameters using the macro {{ad_name}}. This is extremely valuable for us because we dedicate significant time to creative analysis, and we use our internal naming system which greatly supports the evaluation process. On our side, we successfully matched ad_id with ad_name, allowing us to view performance data based on the ad name rather than just the ad ID.
However, over the past few months, instead of receiving our ad names in the reports, we are getting the literal {{ad_name}} value. This significantly affects our ability to correctly assess creative performance.
Additionally, the screenshots provided by Veronika show what we see in our logs, after a user completes a conversion:
On the second screenshot (image 61), instead of the standard numeric Outbrain click ID, we receive {{ob_click_id}}, which prevents us from obtaining not only the ad_name, but also publisher_name and section_name making publisher-level analysis impossible.
On the first screenshot, the data appears correctly.
The paradox is that these were two different users coming from the same ad_id, which confirms they were both from Outbrain (I highlighted them on the screenshots). We have fully verified our tracking setup internally, and everything is working correctly on our side.
We would really appreciate your help in understanding why this discrepancy occurs and how we can resolve it together.
If it's more convenient for you, we’re happy to jump on a call together with our technical specialists to go through the details and identify the root cause.
Thank you in advance for your support.
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I sent you a private email earlier ('reply to an author'), but I don’t see it on my side.
Could you please let me know if you received it?
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