Metadata Structure
Define your global requirements
Create a record with shared information such as brand, product, objective, and fiscal period.
Metadata & Tracking
Create standardized metadata, names, IDs, UTMs, and Adobe tracking codes from connected records, so every activity is traceable across markets, channels, agencies, and AI-driven workflows.
Problem
When marketing activities are set up across different teams and tools, inconsistent naming, metadata, and tracking can lead to duplicated work and errors that affect reporting, making it harder to connect and compare performance.
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Opportunity
Enable teams to launch activities across markets and channels without increasing operational workload, keeping data consistent and ready for measurement.
Keep metadata and identifiers aligned across platforms, making it easier to connect marketing activities across touchpoints and compare performance.
Create a consistent data foundation for reporting and attribution, helping teams evaluate performance and make better-informed investment decisions.
Guided workflows
Create and manage campaigns, articles, forms, etc., as connected records, with the flexibility to define your own structure and naming conventions. For example, a campaign can contain multiple ad sets, each with its own ads, all linked through references. Accutics keeps metadata aligned across these records, generating consistent names and tracking codes from the same shared structure.
Metadata Structure
Create a record with shared information such as brand, product, objective, and fiscal period.
Local Activations
Each local record references the primary initiative, inheriting its metadata while capturing market or region-specific details.
Channel & Creative Management
Organize channel activations and connect the creatives used across activities.
Automated Workflows
Automatically generate standardized names, IDs, UTM parameters, and Adobe tracking codes from the metadata.
Data Integration & Activation
Ensure consistent, high-quality marketing data flows into your media platforms, analytics tools, and reporting systems.
With reliable, connected data, teams can accurately attribute results, measure cross-channel performance, optimize budget allocation, and enable AI-powered optimization.
Seven ways to create, one standard
Everything you create, whether a name, an ID, a URL, or a combination of these, becomes a record with its own metadata and place in the hierarchy. Teams can create records in the way that best suits them, while each record follows the same standards and validation rules.
Connect marketing data across channels through shared standards, taxonomy, and metadata, while supporting each channel's unique naming and tracking requirements.
Create standardized names, identifiers, and tracking links directly from your metadata.
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Accutics automatically enriches campaigns with standardized metadata and validates changes made directly in your media platforms. Any discrepancies are flagged as out of sync, giving teams clear visibility into inconsistencies so they can quickly review and resolve them.
Explore Accutics Two-Way SyncIntegrations & SyncEvery media platform has its own naming fields and conventions. As a result, platforms do not share the context that a Meta ad set, a Google Ads campaign, and a CM360 placement may all belong to the same global campaign and should share consistent metadata.
Accutics brings that shared context across platforms through one marketing data standard, connecting campaign, CRM, and creative records with tracking requirements and generating consistent outputs. This helps ensure your data stays aligned across platforms, enabling reliable reporting and more accurate attribution.
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Practical guides on consistent naming and tracking to help scale marketing execution.
Blog
Explore how Accutics enables consistent marketing data, from global planning to local activation, with standardized naming and tracking at every step.