> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pubstack.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pubstack.io/monetization-manager/inventory-management/media-and-stacks.md).
# Media & stacks
The Media & stacks page allows you to manage the media connected to Pubstack and access their configuration. A media represents an environment on which Pubstack can collect data or manage monetization
## Manage your media
The Media & stacks page lists all the media available in your account.
For each media, you can see:
* **Media** — the media name.
* **Product** — the Pubstack product associated with the media.
* **Environment** — the environment on which the media runs.
* **Status** — the current configuration or deployment status.
* **Prebid variable** — the JavaScript variable used by Prebid on this media.
* **Actions** — the actions available to you depending on your permissions.
You can use the search bar and filters to find media by **product**, **environment**, or **status**.
Use the **More actions** menu at the top-right of the page to download the list of media.
> **Note:** Available actions depend on your permissions.
### View a media
Click the **View** action to open the media details.
The **Configuration** tab provides the main identifiers associated with the media:
* Media name
* Media ID
* Prebid variable
#### Connect a media to Pubstack
Open the **Connect to Pubstack** tab to access the implementation instructions for the selected media.
Pubstack provides different ways to load its script, including:
* **HTML script tag** — add the provided script to the `` section of your pages.
* **JavaScript inline code** — load Pubstack directly from your JavaScript implementation.
* **Google Tag Manager** — use Google Tag Manager to deploy Pubstack.
Use the copy button next to the relevant code snippet to copy the implementation code.
### Add a media
Users with **Owner** permissions can create new media.
Click **Add media** to start the creation flow.
#### 1. Select the product
Select the product that will be associated with the media.
> **Important:** A media can only be associated with one product. This choice cannot be changed later without contacting Pubstack Support.
#### 2. Add the media
Enter a **media name** and select its **environment**.
Multiple media can be added at once by pasting a column from a spreadsheet or a comma-separated list.
Available environments may include:
* Web
* iOS
* Android
* AMP
#### 3. Review and create
Review the selected product and the media you are about to create.
Click **Add media** to confirm.
A final confirmation is displayed before the media is created because the associated product cannot be changed afterwards.
### Archive a media
If your permissions allow it, click the **Archive** action next to a media to remove it from the active media list.
## Configure a media
When you open a media, Pubstack displays the configuration options available for that media.
The available workflow depends on two elements:
* **Product** — defines how Pubstack is used on the media: **ONE**, **Analytics**, or **NODE**.
* **Environment** — defines where the media runs: **Web**, **iOS**, **Android**, or **AMP**.
The product determines the main configuration workflow. The environment mainly affects the implementation steps and technical configuration required to connect the media to Pubstack.
> The available tabs may vary depending on the product, environment, enabled features, and your permissions.
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## ONE
ONE is used to configure and manage client-side monetization. \
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-> Go to section [Configure ONE](/monetization-manager/inventory-management/media-and-stacks/configure-one.md)
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## NODE
NODE is Pubstack's server-side monetization product based on Prebid Server.
-> Go to section [Configure NODE](/monetization-manager/inventory-management/media-and-stacks/configure-node.md)
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## Analytics
The **Analytics** product allows Pubstack to collect and display client-side monetization data from a media without managing or deploying its monetization configuration.
-> Go to section [Configure Analytics](/monetization-manager/inventory-management/media-and-stacks/configure-analytics.md)
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