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# Platform-Specific Options

> Configure attribution windows, entity types, and other platform-specific settings

<Info>**Last updated:** March 18, 2026</Info>

Some platforms have settings that affect how data is fetched and reported. These are configured per table and appear in the **Platform Options** section of the table editor.

## Meta Ads

### Click Attribution Window

Controls how many days after a click a conversion is attributed to the ad. Options:

* 1 day
* 7 days (default)
* 28 days

### View Attribution Window

Controls how many days after a view (impression) a conversion is attributed to the ad. Options:

* 1 day (default)
* 7 days
* 28 days

### Conversion Report Time

When conversions are counted in your reports:

* **Impression time**: Conversions are attributed to the date the ad was shown
* **Conversion time** (default). Conversions are attributed to the date the conversion happened

<Tip>
  For most e-commerce and performance marketing use cases, **7-day click / 1-day view** with **conversion time** reporting gives the most accurate picture of campaign performance.
</Tip>

## Pinterest Ads

### Click Window

Days after a click that conversions are counted. Options: 1, 7, 14, 30, or 60 days.

### View Window

Days after a view that conversions are counted. Options: 1, 7, 14, 30, or 60 days.

### Conversion Report Time

* **Time of ad interaction**: Attributed to when the ad was clicked/viewed
* **Time of conversion**: Attributed to when the conversion occurred

## Klaviyo

### Flow Attribution Model

How revenue attribution is calculated for email flows:

* **Last touch**: Revenue attributed to the most recent email interaction
* **First touch**: Revenue attributed to the first email interaction

## HubSpot

### Entity Type

HubSpot organizes data into entities (object types). When creating a HubSpot table, you select which entity to query:

* **Contacts**: People in your CRM
* **Deals**: Sales opportunities and pipeline
* **Companies**: Organizations in your CRM

Each entity type has its own set of available metrics and dimensions.

### Association Mode

Controls how related records are joined across entities:

* **Primary**: Returns only the primary associated record (e.g., the primary company for a contact)
* **Comma separated**: Returns all associated records as a comma-separated string in one row
* **Row expanded**: Creates one row per association (e.g., if a contact belongs to 3 companies, you get 3 rows)

## How Platform Options Affect Your Data

Platform options are applied at the API request level, they change what data the platform returns. This means:

* Changing attribution windows will change your conversion numbers (because different conversions fall in/out of scope)
* Changing entity types gives you completely different fields
* These changes don't affect data already in BigQuery, only future syncs

<Warning>
  If you change platform options on an existing table, consider running a **resync** to ensure historical data is consistent with the new settings. Otherwise, you'll have data before the change using old settings and data after using new settings.
</Warning>