A signal is an instruction you give to the ITG system: play this ad, at this moment, in this way. Every time an ad appears for a viewer — whether it's an overlay during video playback, a pause ad, or a banner — it's because a signal was configured.
Signals live inside a Channel. Each channel can have multiple signals, each controlling a different ad moment or placement.
💡 Think of a signal as a scheduled trigger: you define when the ad fires, what it shows, and how often it repeats.
To add a new signal to a channel:
💡 Changes take effect as soon as you save. If the channel is live, the updated signal schedule will be used on the next viewer request.
The start anchor tells ITG when the signal should fire — what is the reference point for timing. Choose the anchor that matches your content type and use case.
The ad fires at a specific moment in the video (e.g. 30 seconds in). The timing follows the video's playback position, so if a viewer seeks forward or backward, the signal moves with it.
30 = 00:00:30)