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Media Planning
Execution
Record what actually happened against the plan.
Execution answers one question
What actually happened? Planning describes intended delivery. Execution records the real delivery so the system can compare planned and actual activity.
Plan → actual
Planned quantity
What should run
→What should run
Execution
What did run
→What did run
Verification
Was it delivered?
Was it delivered?
Print execution
For print, execution is tied to the relevant insertion/publication. That gives the team a clear occurrence to record and verify.
Non-print execution
For non-print, execution is recorded against the placement without introducing print insertion records. The actual quantity can then be reconciled against the planned quantity.
What should be recorded?
- The correct placement or insertion.
- Actual quantity delivered.
- Actual rate or amount when applicable.
- Publication/execution date or relevant schedule information.
- Proof or supporting information when the workflow requires it.
- A status that accurately represents whether the execution is merely recorded or verified.