Prove the value.
Sfere Measure answers the one question sponsors and partners actually ask: who saw it, and did it work? Verified reach, deterministic attribution, and a portal they can log into themselves.
The evidence board
From a claim on a slide to a closed case.
Every sponsor report starts as a claim. Pick a case, then work it like an investigator: verify the reach down to real people, string the exposures to the outcomes, and read the verdict. Simulated campaign; the method is the product.
deterministic joins: every string is the same resolved profile on both ends.
Volt Mobile watched this happen live in their sponsor portal: no PDF weeks later.
case 01 is open: the claim is on the board. Verify it.
Verified reach, not impressions
Every metric traces back to a resolved fan profile, so proof is deterministic, not estimated.
Verified reach
Deduplicated, verified reach: real people resolved to profiles, not ad impressions counted twice. The number you report is one you can stand behind.
Exposure-to-outcome attribution
Tie exposure to what happened next. Deterministic attribution connects a campaign to the outcome it drove, instead of a proxy metric that hopes for the best.
Sponsor & partner portal
Give sponsors and partners a real-time dashboard they can log into themselves: accountability in the moment, not a slide deck weeks after the fact.
Premium first-party audiences
Package and price first-party fan audiences your partners can't get anywhere else, and open monetization paths beyond ads and subscriptions.
From resolved profile to a number you can defend
Measure reads the same governed fan graph that powers identity and activation, so proof is a property of the platform: not a reporting exercise bolted on at the end.
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STEP 01
Resolve the audience
Every impression, view, and interaction is tied back to a resolved fan profile in Sfere ID, so reach counts people rather than devices or cookies inflated across channels.
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STEP 02
Connect exposure to outcome
Because exposure and downstream behavior land on the same profile, Measure joins the two deterministically. You see who was reached by a campaign or sponsor placement and what they did afterward, without stitching reports together by hand.
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STEP 03
Make the number self-serve
Results flow into a live portal instead of a quarterly deck. Sponsors, partners, and internal teams query the same governed data, so everyone is working from one version of the truth.
Recover the reach browser tracking loses
Client-side tracking drops signals to privacy controls and ad blockers, and ad-platform conversion APIs underperform when identifiers are missing or inconsistent. Measure enriches events with the resolved profile before they leave your environment, so downstream platforms receive clean, consistent identifiers instead of fragments.
- Signals are enriched with the resolved profile before they leave your environment, so downstream platforms receive consistent identifiers instead of fragments.
- First-party matching recovers reach that browser-side tracking loses to privacy controls and blockers.
- Suppress fans who have already converted, so ad budget is spent on reach that can still move.
- Enrichment runs on data you own, in-Kingdom, with consent enforced at the profile.
A number your data team can defend, too
Proof is only credible if the underlying data is clean and owned. Measure reads consolidated, governed data from a warehouse you control, so the reported number and the analyst's number are the same number.
Data that is ready to use
Because signals are validated, deduplicated, and resolved on the way in, the numbers you report on arrive reconciled and query-ready. Teams spend their time interpreting results, not reshaping raw event dumps before anyone can trust them.
In a warehouse you own
Resolved fan data lands in a columnar analytical warehouse you self-manage in-Kingdom. Business-intelligence, analytics, and data-science teams query the same governed data directly, so Measure is a view onto your owned data, not a separate silo to reconcile.
Governed the whole way
Reach and outcome numbers inherit the consent and residency rules that live on the profile. Measurement never becomes the place where governance quietly breaks, because the number and the compliance posture come from the same record.
Answer sponsors with names, not impressions
Sponsorship keeps moving toward accountability. Measure lets you report on real, resolved fans and the outcomes they drove: the difference between selling exposure and proving it.
- Report verified reach: the count is real people, deduplicated across touchpoints.
- Show exposure-to-outcome, not a proxy: who was reached, and what they did next.
- Turn first-party audiences into sponsorable inventory with a real number behind it.
- Sponsors self-serve a live dashboard, so accountability replaces the end-of-campaign PDF.
Bring us a number you have to defend
Book a walkthrough with a real campaign in hand. We'll trace one exposure to one outcome on your own fan graph: and show the sponsor portal your partners would log into.