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# Mapping

Use this section to connect your reporting data to the right entities in Relevant Yield. These guides cover placement mapping, demand mapping, label setup, and tools for keeping mappings up to date.

### In this section

* [Mapping Ad Server and SSP Placement IDs to Relevant Yield Ad Revenue Insights Placements](/ad-revenue-insights/mapping/mapping-ad-server-and-ssp-placement-ids-to-relevant-yield-ad-revenue-insights-placements.md) — Map ad server and SSP placement IDs to Relevant Yield placements so Ad Revenue Insights can report revenue accurately.
* [Advanced Mapping Tool](/ad-revenue-insights/mapping/advanced-mapping-tool.md) — Review missing SSP traffic, match new placements, and import updated mappings into Yield with the advanced mapping tool.
* [Mapping Advertisers, Buyers and DSPs for Reporting](/ad-revenue-insights/mapping/mapping-advertisers-buyers-and-dsps-for-reporting.md) — Map advertisers, buyers, and DSPs in Ad Revenue Insights to reduce fragmentation and keep reporting consistent across dashboards and reports.
* [Importing Advertisers for Mapping from Your CRM](/ad-revenue-insights/mapping/importing-advertisers-for-mapping-from-your-crm.md) — Import advertiser mappings from your CRM with a CSV file to speed up demand mapping setup in Yield.
* [Adding Your Own Placement Labels](/ad-revenue-insights/mapping/adding-your-own-placement-labels.md) — Add custom placement labels to group inventory in Ad Revenue Insights and use them as a reporting dimension.


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