UCSF's "Love Letter to San Francisco" ran as TV spots during Giants games and Olympics primetime. That is sophisticated multi-channel execution. The gap is what comes after: Kixel tracks digital conversions but there is no attribution connecting those TV airings to patient appointments or enrollment actions. Tatari fills that gap with next-day spot-level data on every airing and direct CTV buying on Hulu, Peacock, and HBO at lower CPMs than a programmatic stack.
Tatari gives Kiosk biddable access to the linear scatter market and direct CTV buys on Hulu, Peacock, and HBO in one platform. For UCSF running national campaigns, linear and streaming are planned together with attribution to patient inquiry activity by the next morning. For Affirm and Synchrony, TV is measured against signups and card applications the same day.
See our media buying tools for TVEvery linear and CTV airing reports the next morning: network, daypart, creative, and the downstream outcomes that matter for each client. For UCSF, that is patient site visits and health inquiry activity. For PayPal and Affirm, that is app install and signup events. One dashboard that extends Kixel's digital coverage into TV.
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DAC is a full-funnel digital media agency that came to Tatari to apply the same measurement discipline to TV that they already ran on digital. They unified linear and CTV in one platform, connected every airing to real downstream outcomes, and drove double-digit revenue growth across their client base. For Kiosk, which already delivers Kixel attribution on digital, Tatari extends that rigor into TV.
"Tatari has modernized TV and made it measurable, which gives us the confidence to recommend TV to our clients."
Felicia DelVecchio, VP of Media, DAC
Tatari will show what real-time TV attribution looks like for UCSF and what a PayPal or Affirm TV pilot looks like with conversion events measured the same way Kixel tracks digital outcomes.