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Familiarize yourself with how information from media plans are moved to orders when media plans are converted to orders.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited editions with Media Cloud - Advanced |
When a media plan is converted to an order, Order Product records and Ad Order Line records are created for each ad placement and service of the media plan. The Order Product records contain the pricing information of the ad placements and services. The ad order lines contain ad placement and service information such as:
The ad order lines are related with a set of records based on the configuration of the ad placement and services of the media plan. The information in these related records are copied from their corresponding records of the media plan's ad quote lines. Here's the list of related Ad Order Line records and their corresponding Ad Quote Line records:
| Related Ad Oder Line Records | Corresponding Ad Quote Line Records |
|---|---|
| Ad order item delivery schedule | Ad quote line delivery schedule |
| Ad order item delivery frequency | Ad quote line delivery frequency |
| Ad order line hiatus | Ad quote line hiatus |
| Ad order line target value | Ad quote line target value |
| Ad order line target expression | Ad quote line target expression |
| Ad order item ad space spec | Ad quote line ad space spec |
| Ad order item creative size type | Ad quote line creative size type |
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