LiveRamp expands Cross-Media Intelligence to include Meta, aiming to link ad measurement across platforms

LiveRamp said on Tuesday it has expanded its Cross-Media Intelligence solution to enable cross-media measurement that includes Meta’s ad ecosystem. The company made the announcement in a news post published by Yahoo Finance, dated August 4, 2026.

LiveRamp, listed on the New York Stock Exchange as RAMP, positions its platform around data collaboration. In this update, the company is effectively widening the set of platforms that can be connected through its cross-media measurement approach, adding Meta as a new endpoint for measurement alongside “other” media environments, according to the release.

Cross-media measurement generally refers to the ability to evaluate how advertising performs across channels that are not directly the same system, such as when campaigns are planned or served through one environment but outcomes are assessed across multiple. LiveRamp’s Cross-Media Intelligence is described as a tool to support that kind of measurement, and the Meta addition indicates that more advertisers may be able to incorporate Meta into these cross-channel views.

The announcement does not provide, in the published post, additional specifics on the mechanics of the integration, such as which data types are matched, what privacy controls apply, or how results are reported. It also does not specify whether the offering is available immediately to all customers or through a staged rollout, nor does it disclose any performance targets or expected financial impact.

Meta, a major advertising platform spanning Facebook, Instagram, and other services, is a key venue for marketers trying to track outcomes across the mix of digital media they buy. Adding Meta to a measurement framework like LiveRamp’s could matter to agencies and brands that want a more consistent way to compare campaign impact across environments.

Still, several details remain unclear from the information made public in the Yahoo Finance posting. The company did not disclose pricing, contractual terms, the scope of partner platforms included beyond Meta, or any quantified results, such as changes to measurement coverage or reporting latency.

For advertisers, the practical question is how quickly and how transparently they can use the expanded measurement capability once they activate it in LiveRamp’s workflows. LiveRamp and Meta are also not saying, in the posted announcement, what specific reporting outputs customers can expect or how measurement quality will be evaluated.

Investors and customers may look next for additional documentation, including technical or privacy-related guidance, and for commentary on adoption in future earnings materials or customer case studies. Any follow-up could also clarify whether this is limited to certain campaign types or measurement use cases, or whether it is broadly intended to support a wider range of cross-media reporting.