Limits are the seatbelt of automation. They are checked for every proposal — from people, AI, agents and automations — and automation can never exceed them. What it does Three limits per client: maxim
Agents are your routines turned into software: they check accounts on a schedule by clear rules and prepare proposals with a rationale and expected impact. What it does The wizard has five steps. Inst
Different clients need different levels of automation. The write policy sets it per client — from read-only to automatic application of safe changes. What it does Observe: the service reads and analyz
Clients usually agree on a monthly budget, not daily ones. Budget pacing compares the month's spend with that target and tells you when you drift. What it does You set the client's monthly target and
Approval is the moment a human takes responsibility for a change. AdAce Ads makes it deliberate: password, one-time code and a binding to exactly what you saw. What it does The Approvals page lists pe
Some anomalies call for an immediate, standard response. Automatic reactions turn the daily anomaly check into proposals — or, under the auto policy, into applied changes. What it does The reaction ta