Nano Interactive, a leader in AI-powered intent planning and targeting, and Compliant, the global authority on data integrity in digital advertising, have announced a new partnership. Brands using Nano’s ID-free intent solution can now activate Compliant’s Data Integrity Index (DII) to prioritize media quality, reduce waste, and avoid risk — while achieving improved campaign outcomes.
Despite massive investments in ad verification and optimization, the ANA’s 2024 Programmatic Supply Chain Study revealed a harsh truth: only 50% of digital ad spend reaches viewable, brand-safe, non-MFA environments. By activating Compliant’s signal in media campaigns, brands ensure every impression exceeds baseline data standards and avoids low-value, high-risk inventory — giving greater confidence in the integrity of sell-side audiences.
“We’ve normalized media waste, privacy blind spots, and ad fraud,” said Hailey Brewer, Client Sales Director at Nano Interactive. “But now, advertisers can do more than react. With this partnership, they can actively prioritize media integrity and performance in tandem — no IDs, no compromises.”
Compliant is the first company to offer independent verification of supply-side data standards worldwide. Their technology measures compliance and assigns a risk score to every publisher they audit, using more than 60 privacy-related signals including misfiring CMPs, excessive data collection, unlawful data sharing, and pervasive data leakage. Initial campaigns optimized for compliance have delivered on all benchmarks agreed with advertisers — including CTR, attention, and reach.
Jamie Barnard, CEO of Compliant, added, “As privacy continues to disrupt the fundamentals of digital advertising, marketers are demanding direct access to quality media backed by high-quality, credible, and trustworthy data. It’s exciting to see progressive companies like Nano giving their clients a critical information advantage in their pursuit of efficiency, transparency, and performance.”
The Nano + Compliant solution is live and available for brands immediately. For marketers tired of funding low-value publishers with questionable data practices, it’s time to stop optimizing the problem — and start eliminating it.
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