Labels
Organizing your audiences
Located in the Settings > Labels section of your DCN, labels are a simple way to organize and filter your audiences.
Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
Label name | 1-20 characters, including special characters. |
Description | An optional field helping your users understand the purpose of each of your labels. 50 characters maximum. |
Color | An additional way of categorizing your audiences and understanding them at a glance. (e.g. by using the same color for all labels for audiences using connected tv data). |
An example of filtered audience list using labels
From the UI
From the CLI
- Navigate to
<your dcn>.cloud.optable.co/admin/labels - Click the
Create Labelbutton at the top right of the page - Name your label
- Describe your label (optional)
- Choose a color. There are 2 options to do so:
- Optable uses HTML Hex color code. You can directly type the hex code if you know it, the
#is mandatory - Click the current assigned colorand change it using visual color picker
Optable uses HTML Hex color code. The
# sign will be added automatically to the color code if not detected in your command
Upon success, you will receive a confirmation message similar to this:
{
"id": 35,
"name": "example label",
"author": "Paul",
"color": "#BD533C",
"created_at": "2022-09-15T17:15:06.428105912Z",
"updated_at": "2022-09-15T17:15:06.428105912Z"
}
From the UI
From the CLI
- Navigate to
<your dcn>.cloud.optable.co/admin/labels - Click thebutton beside an existing label
- Click "edit"
Upon success, you will receive a confirmation message similar to this:
{
"id": 35,
"name": "example label",
"author": "Paul",
"color": "#BD533C",
"created_at": "2022-09-15T17:15:06.428105912Z",
"updated_at": "2022-09-15T17:17:36.128896911Z"
}
From the UI
From the CLI
- Navigate to
<your dcn>.cloud.optable.co/admin/labels - Click thebutton beside an existing label
- Click "delete"
- Confirm your choice
Optable will not prevent you from deleting a label currently assigned to 1+ audiences. You can see how many audiences are assigned to a specified label in the DCN's UI.
Upon success, the CLI will return an empty object:
{
}
Last modified 9mo ago