generated: '2026-08-06' method: searched source: >- https://docs.prebid.org/dev-docs/modules/haloRtdProvider.html ; https://docs.prebid.org/dev-docs/modules/hadronRtdProvider.html ; https://github.com/prebid/Prebid.js/blob/master/modules/hadronIdSystem.js ; live probes 2026-08-06 summary: >- Audigent publishes no versioning policy, no deprecation policy, no SLA and no status page on its own surface. It has, however, executed one real, documented deprecation — the Halo to Hadron rebrand — and that deprecation was announced upstream in the Prebid.js documentation with a named migration deadline. The legacy Halo identifier is still returned by the live endpoint years later, which is a compatibility signal worth recording. versioning: scheme: URI path segment current: v1 policy_published: false observed: - https://id.hadron.ad.gt/api/v1/pbhid - https://seg.hadron.ad.gt/api/v1/rtd - https://analytics.hadron.ad.gt/api/v1/analytics - https://uid2.hadron.ad.gt/v1/hadron.json note: >- Every public endpoint has been on v1 for the life of the surface. Identifier versioning happens inside the payload instead: the identity response carries both `hadronId` and `hadronIdv2`, so the ID format was revised without a URI version bump. deprecations: - id: halo-rtd-provider status: deprecated what: Audigent Halo Real-Time Data Provider (haloRtdProvider) superseded_by: Audigent Hadron Real-Time Data Provider (hadronRtdProvider) announced_at: https://docs.prebid.org/dev-docs/modules/haloRtdProvider.html http_status: 200 quote: >- "Audigent Halo has been rebranded as Audigent Hadron. Please review the updated docs here: Audigent Hadron Real-time Data Submodule" migration_deadline_quote: >- "Please update your Halo references to Hadron before Prebid 7 is released." deadline_style: tied to an upstream major release (Prebid 7), not a calendar date headers: >- No RFC 8594 Deprecation or Sunset response header is emitted; the notice is prose on the docs page only. fetched: '2026-08-06' - id: halo-id-field status: retained-for-compatibility what: the `haloId` field in the identity response note: >- Despite the Halo to Hadron rebrand, the live endpoint still returns `haloId` alongside `hadronId` and `hadronIdv2`. The legacy cookie-match endpoint https://ids.ad.gt/api/v1/halo_match is also still live (202, image/gif). Old integrations have not been broken. evidence: url: https://id.hadron.ad.gt/api/v1/pbhid http_status: 200 fetched: '2026-08-06' deprecation_policy: published: false note: >- No standing deprecation policy document exists. The one deprecation on record was announced in upstream project docs with a release-pegged migration window. A `Deprecation` pointer is emitted on the strength of that documented, dated, superseded-by notice — not on the strength of a policy page, which Audigent does not have. status_page: published: false probed: - url: https://status.audigent.com/ result: TLS handshake failure (no valid certificate; host does not serve) - url: https://audigent.statuspage.io/ result: 200 but redirects to https://www.atlassian.com/software/statuspage (not a tenant) note: >- No status page. No `StatusPage` pointer is emitted. sla: published: false note: No public SLA, uptime commitment or support-tier document. changelog: published: false note: >- No dated changelog on any Audigent host. The nearest thing is the corporate blog at https://audigent.com/blog/ (announcements, not release notes) and the upstream prebid/Prebid.js commit history for the three Audigent modules. No `ChangeLog` pointer is emitted. environments: production: https://id.hadron.ad.gt staging_referenced: https://id.hadron.stage.ad.gt staging_status: >- Referenced inside the first-party hadron.js bundle but does not resolve in public DNS (NXDOMAIN, probed 2026-08-06). Internal only; not a usable sandbox, so sandbox/ is correctly absent. corporate: acquired_by: Experian plc acquired: '2024-12' source: https://audigent.com/blog/experian-acquisition-of-audigent/ note: >- Audigent continues to operate its own brand, domains and Prebid modules post-acquisition; the surface profiled here is still Audigent's own.