If you own the convention
You’re cleaning up attribution reports by hand every month
You wrote the naming convention. It lives in a document nobody opens. Every quarter the same values come back spelled four different ways, and the report has to be fixed before anyone can trust it.
Template Requirements makes the convention the only way to build a link. Free text off for the whole workspace.
If you run a region
You’re accountable for numbers built by people you don’t control
One agency or one new hire inventing Q4-DemandGen instead of 2026-q4-demand-gen splits your campaign across two rows. You find out at month end.
Approved templates mean your region reports as one campaign, without checking anyone’s work.
If you build the links
You’re guessing at a convention you were never shown
You don’t want to memorize a naming rule or hunt for last quarter’s spreadsheet. You want the link built, correct, and out the door.
Pick the template and every parameter fills itself. Nothing to look up, nothing to get wrong.