Overview
Due to different workspaces having unique branding identifiers, this affects how creatives are counted toward scores for branding guidelines in aggregate reports. These identifiers are specific to each workspace, and as a result, branding-related guidelines may vary in how they are assessed across different workspaces.
In reports like Scoring, Impressions Scoring, and Guidelines Performance Reports, branding guidelines are aggregated across all selected workspaces. However, beneath the surface, the branding guidelines are specific to each workspace. An individual creative may pass the branding guidelines in one workspace but not another. When viewing these reports in aggregate, if a creative passes the branding guidelines in any of the selected workspaces, it will be counted as passing overall.
Example:
Let's say there are two workspaces, Workspace A and Workspace B, that share some ad accounts. A creative runs in one of these shared ad accounts. This creative fails the branding guidelines in Workspace A but passes it in Workspace B.
When generating an Scoring Report that includes both workspaces, this creative will be counted as passing the branding guidelines in the overall row of the report.
If the report is grouped by Workspace, the creative will appear as passing the guidelines in the Workspace B row and failing the guidelines in the Workspace A row.
This example highlights how branding identifiers unique to each workspace affect the way creatives are evaluated in branding-related guidelines across different reports.