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OPTABLE SOLUTIONS

Unify your identity data

The future of addressability is here, and it's built on first-party data and robust identity.

Resolve identities across environments

Accelerate the creation of a durable, privacy-centric identity spine that forms the foundation for all your audience activation and monetization efforts, giving you unparalleled flexibility and control.

Unify Signals

Capture signals across every touchpoint for both known and unknown visitors to build unified audience profiles across channels, domains, platforms, apps, and business units.

Composable Identity

Rapidly build your own extensible first-party identity graph from any source, gaining full control and a unified audience view to future-proof your strategy.

Turn-Key Alternative IDs

Broaden your audience reach by effortlessly connecting to the growing ecosystem of alternative IDs with Optable’s ID Switchboard.

Identity built for enterprise scale

40B+
Active Profile Records
800M+
Daily Requests
500M+
IDs Resolved Daily
50+
Source & Destination Integrations
“User identity activation technology is revolutionizing the audio landscape, creating new ways for brands to reach audiences and publishers to enhance the listener experience. This integration with Optable further highlights our commitment to expanding and enhancing our ecosystem of solutions as publisher and advertiser needs evolve.”

John Russo, President and CEO

Unify signals across known & unknown visitors

Get the full picture of your audience by capturing signals across every touchpoint—online or offline, authenticated or anonymous. Connect the dots across domains and channels to build smarter unified visitor profiles that power better campaign & programmatic performance.

Build flexible & extensible identity graphs for any use case

Resolve identities across platforms, touchpoints, and partners to build custom graphs that adapt to your ecosystem. No black boxes, just a transparent, interoperable foundation you can extend, enrich, and govern without vendor lock-in.

An illustration depicting how the Optable platform builds an identity graph using a publisher's 1P data for cross-channel activation.

Maximize addressability with turn-key alternative ID integration

Accelerate your ability to participate in the broader identity ecosystem, ensuring your valuable first-party audiences are addressable and monetizable through the channels and partners that matter most.

Identity powers all use cases

Optable bridges identity gaps — no matter the source or signal. Build a future-proof identity spine extensible to any use case.

Programmatic

Add rich signals to bid requests so buyers can find and value your audience instantly.

Collaboration

Bridge your data with advertiser demand via seamless, privacy-safe data clean rooms.

Curation & Marketplaces

Package inventory into premium deals buyers can access in their preferred platforms.

Direct Deals

Offer targeted, privacy-safe deals that match how advertisers buy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is identity resolution?

Identity resolution is the process of recognizing and connecting different data points to form a single, consistent profile of an individual. Each of these profiles, or identity clusters, becomes a building block of the identity graph.

At Optable, identity resolution runs automatically and continuously. It updates in real-time when audiences or data sources are created, changed, or removed, and also when a user logs in.

The identity clusters are built using identifiers — like device IDs, PPID, hashed emails or phones – and traits collected from various sources like publisher websites, apps, CRM systems, CDPs, and other platforms. Household information is also included, meaning if household identifiers are linked to a person’s profile, that data is added to the cluster. A household may be linked to more than one identity cluster, but it’s treated consistently across profiles.

Identity resolution is not only stitching identifiers and data points but also removing duplicates, cleansing, normalizing data and enriching it with third-party data.

This continuous process is a backbone for audience management, insights, and privacy-safe data collaboration.

What is an identity graph?

An identity graph is the result of identity resolution—it connects and merges data points from multiple touchpoints and sources to form a comprehensive view of individuals across devices and channels. For publishers and media owners, it serves as the core data spine, which is represented by identity clusters based on individual and household identifiers and associated traits and events.

With Optable, the publisher’s identity graph becomes the backbone for audience insights, targeting, and activation, supporting both programmatic and direct sales. It allows publishers to reduce dependency on third-party signals, ensuring better control over addressability and revenue generation.

Learn more about what an identity graph and how to overcome the most common challenges in our explainer video.

Why is it important for me to have my own identity graph?

Owning your own identity graph gives you full control over your audience data, unlike third-party or rented solutions. As third-party cookies and other external signals fade, having your own graph safeguards your audience strategies against signal loss. It ensures you can continue recognizing and reaching your audience without relying on outside platforms.

Your identity graph becomes the foundation for managing and growing your first-party data. You decide which data sources to include, control how data privacy and security are handled, and can enrich the graph with trusted identity partners and industry IDs. This allows you to maximize addressable audiences, improve targeting accuracy, and maintain flexibility in how you activate your data across both programmatic and direct sales channels.

Owning the identity graph strengthens your revenue strategy, puts audience addressability under your control, and reduces long-term reliance on third-party signals.

Learn more about the difference between rented and owned identity solutions here.

How does Optable build, manage, and enrich my identity graphs?

Optable assembles your identity graph by integrating data from all available sources, including registration data, visitation data, and authenticated identifiers. It links identifiers such as device IDs, hashed emails, PPIDs, and alternative IDs like UID 2.0 and ID5, creating connected identity clusters. Real-time data resolution through Optable’s SDK ensures your graph stays current and continuously grows as new data flows in.

Learn more about how identity graphs unify your audience view on our blog.

Optable enables composable identity graphs, giving you the flexibility to organize, segment, and control your audience data efficiently. Through new features like Graph Overview and Audience Overview, you can monitor how each identifier impacts graph growth overall or your specific audience, adjusting strategies accordingly.

Another feature, ID Switchboard, allows you to experiment with different identifiers, optimizing which ones perform best. You maintain full control over data sources, privacy, and activation strategies. Learn more about ID Switchboard here.

Optable enables seamless enrichment of the identity graph by integrating trusted third-party data sources — adding additional traits, geolocation data, or hashed emails. This increases audience addressability and reduces dependency on third-party cookies. The enriched graph strengthens programmatic monetization, whether through enriching ad requests, curated deals, or direct advertiser collaborations in clean rooms, future-proofing your revenue strategies.

Do I need a lot of first party data to be able to build an identity graph?

You don’t need a large volume of first-party data to start building an identity graph. Even with limited data, Optable helps centralize and connect what you have—whether it’s registration data, visitation data, or authenticated identifiers—into your own graph.

First-party data, especially PII, does make the graph more accurate and robust. Optable supports auditing your data and optimizing your first-party data strategies as needed.

To further strengthen and grow your graph, Optable offers enrichment solutions. These include adding more identifiers, geolocation data, and attributes, as well as facilitating partnerships with trusted enrichment providers or even reselling data in some cases, giving you the option to enhance your graph without relying solely on internal data sources.

Does my identity graph work across multiple domains?

Yes. Your private identity graph is designed to link individual identities across multiple domains, websites, and applications. It connects identifiers such as device IDs, hashed emails, logins, and other identifiers, allowing you to recognize and unify the same individual’s profile even when they interact with your brand across different properties.

By centralizing data from various touchpoints, the identity graph provides a consistent view of your audience across all environments, supporting cross-domain audience management while ensuring privacy compliance.

Can Optable measure the impact of various identifiers on my graph performance?

Yes. Optable Insights provides a comprehensive view of your identity graph’s performance. It allows you to see how different identifiers contribute to graph growth, identify which ones perform best, and spot any issues affecting resolution. This real-time visibility helps you make informed decisions and continuously optimize your graph.

How does data get resolved back into a system?

Optable supports multiple resolution mechanisms including:

  • SDK endpoints for reading and writing data
  • Optable EID and custom tokens returned in payloads
  • UID2 tokens included in payloads for ad server integration
  • First-party HEMs resolving into different tokens
  • Cookie-based enrichment (partners like ID5)
How does Optable handle known users?

Optable prioritizes first-party datasets, ranking first-party HEMs higher than inferred third-party HEMs. The payload also differentiates between first-party and inferred third-party HEMs using the provenance fields like matching method (mm) field in the user EIDs object.

Connect to your ecosystem

Free your team from complex integrations and upkeep; Optable makes connecting to your existing sources, destinations, and partners faster to implement and easier to maintain.

View activation integrations

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