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Create a Pandora Campaign

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The following document defines the process for creating a Pandora campaign within Kochava.

Create a Pandora Campaign

  1. Log in to Kochava.
  2. Select the desired Account and App.
  3. Select Engagement > Campaign Manager.

Feature Note: To add this menu item to your Favorites Menu, select the “+” sign that appears when you hover over the menu. The Features Menu provides quick access to your most frequently visited areas of the Kochava UI.

  1. Select the desired Campaign & Segment, or create new ones.
  2. Click + Add (Tracker).

NOTE: In order to streamline the Campaign/Segment/Tracker creation process a feature has been added to allow the creation of campaigns and segments while creating a new tracker. For more information about creating a campaign or segment while adding a new tracker, refer to our Create an Install Campaign support document.

  1. Enter a Tracker Name.

NOTE: When a Tracker is created, Kochava automatically generates a name for the Tracker. We recommend that you replace the Tracker name at this point with a clear name of your choosing.

  1. Select Tracker Type > Acquisition. (default setting)
  2. Select Media Partner:
    1. Pandora — iOS
    2. Pandora — Android
  3. Select an Agency Partner. (optional)
  4. Select the Destination URL Type:
    1. Custom
    2. Google Referrer (Android Only)

NOTE: Google Referrer is set as the default destination type for Android apps. For the majority of Android install campaigns, Google Referrer is used for optimal conversion tracking. Google Referrer will only appear for Android based apps. If the Google Referrer Install URL needs to be updated, refer to our Update Google Referrer Install URL support documentation.

  1. Enter or update the Install Destination URL.
  2. Enter a Deep Link. (optional)

NOTE: For more information about deep links, refer to our Deep Linking support documentation.

  1. Add a Custom Parameter. (optional)
    1. Click Add New Parameter.
    2. Enter the Custom Parameter.
    3. Add additional Custom Parameters. (optional)

NOTE: At the Campaign Level, advertisers can utilize the Custom Parameter fields to track any custom aspect of their campaigns that they define. You can use cp_0 through cp_9 and they will be populated within their own columns in reporting. For assistance with Custom Parameters, contact your Client Success Managers.

NOTE: When a custom parameter is created, it is inserted automatically into the Click URL.

NOTE: In order to remove a custom parameter, Click the “X” associated with the specific parameter.

  1. Click Save. (If no further trackers need to be created).
  2. Click Save & Add Another Tracker. (If additional trackers need to be created).
  3. Click Save & Create Postback. (To navigate directly to the Partner Configuration page).

Create a Postback Configuration

  1. Select App Configurations > Partner Configuration.

Feature Note: To add this menu item to your Favorites Menu, select the “+” sign that appears when you hover over the menu. The Features Menu provides quick access to your most frequently visited areas of the Kochava UI.

  1. Click + Add a Partner.
  2. Select Network Partner > Pandora:
    1. Pandora – iOS
    2. Pandora – Android
  3. Click Next.
  4. Verify Status: Active.
  5. Click Save.
  6. Expand Pandora Partner Configuration.
  7. Select Install > ⚙ (Edit).
  8. Enter the App Name.
  9. Select the Impression Conversion Delivery.

NOTE: The Impression Conversion Delivery setting determines if impression-matched install postbacks are limited. For example if this setting is set to Deliver Only Completed view, the impressions that are only partially viewed will not be accounted for.

  1. Select the Delivery Delay.
  2. Select the number of Retry Attempts.
  3. Select the Delivery Method.
  4. Click Save.

Note: For more information on Data Sharing Controls, see this support documentation.

Updated on April 22, 2026

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