New PBS-Java module: optable-targeting #5931
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The optable-targeting module enriches an incoming OpenRTB request by adding to the user.ext.eids and user.ext.data objects. Under the hood the module extracts PPIDs (publisher provided IDs) from the incoming request's user.ext.eids, and also if provided sha256-hashed email, sha256-hashed phone, zip or Optable Visitor ID provided correspondingly in the user.ext.optable.email, .phone, .zip, .vid fields. These IDs are sent as input to the Targeting API. The received response data is used to enrich the OpenRTB request and response. Targeting API endpoint is configurable per publisher.
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