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AdNet assets and creative review

Upload advertiser creative, meet validation rules, submit it for review, and track approval before campaign delivery.

Verified 2026-09-04 · Source c2d0dcf

What this does

Upload advertiser creative, meet validation rules, submit it for review, and track approval before campaign delivery.

Steps

  1. Open Assets.
  2. Upload supported media and enter required metadata.
  3. Resolve format, size, duration, or transfer validation.
  4. Save and submit for review.
  5. Track Pending, Approved, or Rejected status.
  6. Correct and resubmit a rejected asset, or archive an unused asset.

Asset fields

File supplies media; name/metadata identify it; format/dimensions/duration determine technical eligibility; review status determines campaign eligibility.

Review states

Draft is not submitted. Pending awaits review. Approved is eligible. Rejected requires changes. Archived is removed from normal selection.

Mobile

  • On narrow screens, open the sidebar or overflow menu to reach the same actions; labels and save behavior are unchanged unless this article says otherwise.

Customer-visible states

  • draft
  • uploading
  • failed
  • pending
  • approved
  • rejected
  • archived

Upload and asset validation

This control is covered by the AdNet assets and creative review workflow.

Applies to /app/creatives

Creative metadata and format

This control is covered by the AdNet assets and creative review workflow.

Applies to /app/creatives

Submit for review, archive, and status

This control is covered by the AdNet assets and creative review workflow.

Applies to /app/creatives

Approved, pending, rejected, and failed-upload states

This control is covered by the AdNet assets and creative review workflow.

Applies to /app/creatives

What happens next

Your change is available within the scope you selected.

Warnings

  • Approved means eligible for SmartQ TV use; it does not guarantee delivery without matching campaign, schedule, and inventory.

Troubleshooting

  • A failed upload can reflect format, file limits, network interruption, or validation.
  • A rejection should be corrected according to the displayed review reason before resubmission.
  • For approved, pending, rejected, and failed-upload states, verify the selected scope, access level, required connection, and displayed validation or freshness status; retry once after correcting the cause, then create a context-rich Support case if it continues.

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