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Change control & safety
The core of AdAce Ads: nothing changes in an ad account without a proposal, a check against limits and an approval — or a policy you configured. An isolated executor verifies the account before and after every write.
Change proposals: every write starts as a reviewable plan
In AdAce Ads every change — from a person, the AI analyst, an agent or an automation — is a proposal with before, after, reason and limits check.
Approvals with password and second factor
Approve changes with your password and a one-time code; the approval is bound to the exact proposal you reviewed and expires if late.
Write policies per client: observe, propose or auto
Choose per client whether the service only observes, proposes changes for approval or applies reversible changes automatically within limits.
Change limits: max change, daily increase and writes per hour
Hard limits per client stop oversized changes: maximum change per operation, maximum daily increase and writes per hour.
Daily budget cap for Google and Facebook ads per client
Set a ceiling for any daily budget of a client's campaigns and ad sets; raising or removing the cap requires the second factor.
Writes to existing campaigns: an owner switch per account
Campaigns created by AdAce Ads are writable by default; writes to your existing campaigns are enabled per ad account by the owner with 2FA.
Emergency stop for all live writes
One switch stops every write from the workspace to ad accounts instantly — proposals, automations, agents and AI clients included.
Isolated executor: read before writing, verify after
Approved changes run in a separate process that re-reads the account, refuses if it changed, writes only the approved fields and verifies.
Undo: restore the previous state of an executed change
Revert executed budget, status, bid, targeting, keyword, audience and suffix changes with one action — as a new, verified change.
Audit log: who did what, when and from where
Every proposal, approval, execution, undo, connection, policy change, publication and sign-in event is recorded with its author and origin.
Validate Google Ads changes before you approve them
Check a proposed Google Ads change in validate-only mode: Google runs full validation, writes nothing, and you approve only what will pass.
Batch approval of ad changes: all or nothing for Google Ads
Approve a batch of Google Ads changes only if every one passes Google validation, so coordinated edits never land half-applied.
Approved ad change went stale? Why it is refused and how to redo it
Why a waiting or approved Google or Meta ad change is refused when the campaign changed meanwhile, and how to recreate it safely with current data.
Edit landing pages safely: FTPS, automatic backups and rollback
Edit a client's landing page over encrypted FTP with a backup before every save, read-back verification, conflict protection and one-click rollback.
Write an advertising experiment hypothesis that can change a decision
Define a test's decision, mechanism, primary outcome, comparison, guardrails and uncertainty before changing campaigns or judging a winner.
Set advertising test stop rules before the first observation
Separate planned evaluation, budget exhaustion, invalid data and operational emergencies so that ending a test does not automatically declare a winner.
Set advertising approval service levels without turning silence into consent
Define response windows, backup reviewers and expiry handling for advertising budget decisions without treating a missed deadline as approval.
Keep an advertising change and experiment ledger to explain overlapping effects
Connect advertising changes, hypotheses and external events in one ledger so coinciding actions are not mistaken for a single proven cause.
Decide whether an advertising rollback is safe in the current state
Review current state, dependent changes and irreversible effects before restoring an advertising setting from an earlier snapshot.
Try it on your own accounts
Create a workspace, connect Google or Meta in a couple of clicks and see your accounts clearly. Changes follow your approvals or the policy you configure.