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Attribution Reporting: experiment and participate

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Read Attribution Reporting to see the use cases and key concepts for this API and check the most recent updates.

Learn why we shipped the Attribution Reporting API.

1. Try the demo.
2. Check the API status to learn about ways you can experiment with the API today.
3. Experiment with the API.
   • To experiment with the API, follow these guides:
     • Getting started with the Attribution Reporting API
4. Experiment with summary reports.
   • Ad techs can generate summary reports with the aggregation service. Set up local testing.
     • Complete the aggregation service onboarding form. After you've submitted this form, we'll send a verification email and instructions.
   • Refer to the Getting started guide.

To ask a question about your implementation, about the demo, or about the documentation:

• Open a new issue on the privacy-sandbox-dev-support repository. Make sure to select the issue template Attribution Reporting.
• Or join the Attribution Reporting mailing list for developers and ask there.

If you notice any unexpected behavior:

• View Chrome issues reported for the API implementation.
• Raise a new Chrome issue.

To ask more general questions on how to cover your use cases with the API, see Discuss the API.

Everyone is welcome to join the discussion. In particular, if you're experimenting with the API, your feedback is essential.

Like other Privacy Sandbox APIs, this API is documented and discussed publicly on GitHub. Read about the API.

• Join the conversation on existing issues.
• Open a new Issue to ask a question, propose a feature, or discuss a use case. Unsure how to formulate your issue? Review this example.
• Join the bi-weekly meetings (every second week). Everyone is welcome to join. To participate, first you must join the WICG. You can actively participate or just listen in!

• Discuss industry use cases in the Private Advertising Technology Community Group or in the Improving Web Advertising Business Group.
• Discuss the WebKit/Safari Measurement API in the Privacy Community Group.

• To be notified of status changes in the API, join the mailing list for developers.
• To closely follow all ongoing discussions on the API, click the Watch button on GitHub. This requires you to have or create a GitHub account.
• To get overall updates on the Privacy Sandbox, subscribe to the RSS feed [Progress in the Privacy Sandbox].

Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies. Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates.

Last updated 2022-03-31 UTC.

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