Use the spot calendar to define the exact timing and distribution of ad spots across TV
and radio inventories. By interacting directly with the calendar grid, planners can select
specific dates and assign spot frequencies. Spot calendar helps media planners to make sure that
ad requirements align perfectly with available programming schedules.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited editions with Media Cloud-
Advanced
User Permissions Needed
To add spots to the spot calendar:
Media Cloud Runtime
From the App Launcher, find and select Media Plans.
Open the media plan for which you want to add a spot to. You can add spots only to the
linear media products in a media plan.
From the quick action drop-down, click Spot Calendar.
Select the media type from the drop-down. You can view a list of products for the media
type that you've selected.
In the calendar grid cell under the specific date, enter the number of spots that you
want to add. The cells for the passed dates are unavailable.
To add multiple slots in bulk:
Click Download CSV Template, and save the template on your
local.
Open the template, and enter the slots as required. Make sure that you enter
Yes in the Marked for Upload column.
Save your changes.
In the Spot Calendar page, click Upload CSV File. Select the
file, and click Done. Verify the status of the upload in the
notifications panel.
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