On July 22, 2026, AdGlobeX Media announced on LinkedIn that it now operates as a Google MCM partner. The announcement, shared by a member of the team and reposted on the company page, confirmed that AdGlobeX is accepting publishers under both delegation models that Multiple Customer Management offers.

What was announced

According to the post, AdGlobeX Media is onboarding publishers through:

  • Manage Account (MA), and
  • Manage Inventory (MI).

The team also said it provides onboarding from start to finish, technical guidance and ongoing support for publishers working in Google Ad Manager. Publishers who run into problems with MCM, MA, MI or Ad Manager in general were invited to contact the team for invitations or technical help.

Why the two delegation types matter

Google describes MCM as the Ad Manager feature that lets a parent publisher manage inventory or whole accounts on behalf of child publishers. The two models work quite differently:

  • Manage Account: the inventory stays in the child publisher's own Ad Manager network. The parent receives edit access to work inside that network, while the child keeps access to every setting. A child can have only one Manage Account parent.
  • Manage Inventory: the child delegates inventory to the parent, and that inventory is managed and reported in the parent's network using the parent's tags.

Google's MCM overview also notes that a child publisher can combine one Manage Account parent with several Manage Inventory parents, and that revenue shares are agreed per invitation and paid through Google's auto-payment.

What this means for publishers

Being able to offer both models lets AdGlobeX match the setup to the publisher:

  • Publishers who already run their own Ad Manager network and want to keep it can work under Manage Account and get hands-on ad-ops help inside their own account.
  • Publishers who prefer to hand inventory to a partner and keep their own setup light can work under Manage Inventory.

Either way, the publisher still has to meet Google's requirements. For Manage Account, Google's Manage Account guidance requires identity verification on the child publisher's payments profile, using the publisher's own legal details.

How to get started

AdGlobeX Media lists invites@adglobex.org as its contact for onboarding and invitations. Publishers who already have a Google Ad Manager account can also start with an account review, which checks eligibility before any invitation is sent.

If you run your own Ad Manager network and wonder which of the two models would suit it, the first step is an Ad Manager account review for AdGlobeX Media. We look at the account first, and the team follows up if it qualifies.