At Kaminari, we believe that antifraud is not just a filter – it’s a decision-making tool. And we especially value teams that use our product not as a checkbox for compliance, but as part of their internal quality infrastructure.
Today, we’d like to share how AdRight integrates Kaminari into their workflow.
One thing’s clear: they didn’t just “plug and forget.” AdRight is one of those teams that asks the right questions, suggests meaningful improvements, and helps us get better. Here’s what their experience looks like.
Alen, CEO of Kaminari Click: How has your experience with Kaminari been so far?
Leon, COO of Adright: Overall, very positive. The interface is user-friendly, the reports are easy to read. What helped us most is the ability to quickly segment traffic without unpacking thousands of parameters. The quality is visible right away.
Alen, CEO of Kaminari Click: Has it made an impact on your internal workflows?
Leon, COO of Adright: Absolutely. In the past, when we had disputes with partners, we sometimes had up to 30% discrepancy in traffic quality evaluation. With Kaminari, we brought that down to about 15%. Not because we started hiding anything, but because now we can argue with numbers, not emotions. We also share your public reports with partners, which helps resolve issues faster.
Alen, CEO of Kaminari Click: Do you use any tools beyond the standard reporting?
Leon, COO of Adright: Yes, we’ve started enabling alerts. It saves us time; no need to manually scan for spikes.
Alen, CEO of Kaminari Click: How well has your team adapted to the platform overall?
Leon, COO of Adright: We’ve recently started using Kaminari Click and are already seeing positive results. Our main focus is building trust with advertisers, who appreciate our fraud detection tools and the blocking of bad sources. New team members adapt quickly due to the clear interface, and the Publisher Department is actively using Kaminari reports for client communication.
