VAST is a contract between an ad-serving response and a video player. It describes creatives, tracking and additional demand hops, but it does not guarantee successful playback.

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VAST response

A response may contain an inline creative or a wrapper that points to another VAST document. Each hop adds dependencies, tracking and potential latency.

  • Inline creative
  • Wrapper URI
  • Media files
  • Tracking events
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Delivery environments

Web, mobile applications and connected TV devices have different player capabilities and inventory context. Environment policy should be explicit.

03

Nexus operating model

Nexus connects VAST service endpoints, tenant modules, delivery diagnostics and commercial visibility inside the same control plane.

Inside Nexus / configuration example

Publisher channels have dedicated country, operating-system, ad-size, language, app-bundle and application controls. Available context depends on the channel’s integration.

Define video eligibility

Review countries, operating systems, ad sizes, languages, bundle IDs and applications in a single targeting tab.

Define video eligibility

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Nexus Video channel Targeting tab with country, operating-system, ad-size, language, bundle and application selectors; channel ID hidden.

Actual Nexus interface · identifying details hidden. Review countries, operating systems, ad sizes, languages, bundle IDs and applications in a single targeting tab.

Captured from an existing channel with its identifier hidden. Visible settings illustrate the editor, not a recommended policy or a claim of universal player compatibility.

Product accuracy

This guide describes Nexus product architecture and general AdTech operating concepts. Exact enforcement and integration behavior depends on the enabled revenue engine and agreed deployment configuration.