What started as a simple UX fix ended up growing into a series of platform-wide improvements — all designed to make your day-to-day in Fusion smoother and faster.
Until now, it’s been tricky to see where an integration is actually being used. You could see how many times something was in use — but not where.
That’s changed. You can now view a full list of publishers using a particular integration, all in one place. The new table is fully searchable, filterable, and exportable, so it’s much easier to get a clear view of where integrations are live and in use.
We’ve also added a dedicated Ad Stacks section to each publisher dashboard. This gives a complete picture of the ad stacks linked to that publisher — including how many configs are using each one.
You can now:
It’s especially useful for ensuring complete coverage when rolling out updates or changes.
To make space for richer data, we’ve updated the layout of several sections. Tables now sit beneath their descriptions and go full width, making it easier to scan columns, especially when dealing with more complex or longer entries.
This applies to:
We’ve also standardised the column order across all tables to keep things consistent and predictable.
Tables across the publisher dashboard now use our enhanced Data Grid component. This gives you more control over how you work with data, including:
If you’ve used the Insights Hub, the experience will feel familiar.
We’ve made performance improvements behind the scenes to keep everything feeling fast and responsive. You’ll notice that:
You can now select multiple values in the page filters across SSP Insights, Revenue, and Demand Mix sections. Previously, you could only choose one option at a time — now you can easily add more to group data together. This allows you to view and compare performance across several SSPs, regions, or partners in one go. The data will be grouped collectively, with clear indicators showing which filters you’ve applied, and highlights for the best and worst performers where relevant. It’s a much more flexible way to analyse and export the insights that matter most to you. Give it a try and let us know what you think!
We’ve introduced multi-select functionality to the publisher filter in the top right of the Insights Hub, allowing you to select and view data across multiple publishers at once. Just like before, you can search and add publishers, with each appearing as a “pill” in the input—now showing one plus a count of any additional selections to keep the interface tidy. Hovering over the input or opening the dropdown lets you review or adjust your choices, and the filter will persist as you move between insights pages. The data is grouped collectively, not split out, making it easier to analyse performance across domains. Some tools, like Revenue Analytics, still require a single publisher; in those cases, we’ll flag the issue and guide you to adjust. This update streamlines multi-publisher analysis while keeping the UI clean and intuitive.
It’s all part of our ongoing work to make Fusion feel more responsive and more helpful — wherever you are in the platform.
We hope these updates make working in Fusion a little easier and a lot more efficient. As always, we’d love to hear your feedback.
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