What do you want
under control?
Start from a situation you check by hand today. See the condition, look at the data in a task, and pick your first process.
A product spent budget without a sale
Check cost and mature purchases at product level in a chosen window.
A profitable campaign is limited by budget
Check profitability against the approved definition, the minimum volume and the impression share lost to budget.
Budget is concentrated in weaker campaigns
Check the share of spend going to weaker campaigns and whether comparable, better-performing segments exist in the same account.
A campaign unexpectedly stopped serving
Check the campaign's active status, its historical exposure level and current impressions.
Suspected failure of purchase tracking
Check current clicks, mature purchase conversions and the historical performance of the selected actions.
A negative keyword is blocking valuable demand
Check the current negatives, their match rules, and the historical queries and results available.
An important product is missing from campaigns
Check the product's current eligibility, the approved list of strategic products and the full product group structure.
Strategy and bids are being changed too often
Check the history of significant changes to strategy, Smart Bidding targets and manual bids.
An extra purchase action outside the approved policy
Check the exact purchase actions, the account and campaign goal paths, and the approved measurement policy.
A historically important product has zero impressions
Check current eligibility, active coverage, historical significance and the exact impression count in the current window.
Ads send traffic to a page that does not work
Check repeated access attempts to the exact addresses used by active ads, along with meaningful traffic and cost.
A purchase action forces a fixed value
Check the fixed-value setting on the exact purchase action, the approved policy, and the active campaigns using that action.
A query went over its cost limit without a purchase
Check the query's cost, clicks, mature purchases, goal context and the approved cost limit.
Not enough data to assess automated bidding
Check the strategy, the number of mature conversions, the agreed minimum, reporting delay and the settling period after a change.
The spend forecast diverges from the monthly plan
Check month-to-date spend, the approved budget, elapsed time, the seasonality profile and the forecasting method.
Products with meaningful impact were disapproved
Check the product's current disapproval and the approved definition of its historical significance.
The feed was not refreshed on time
Check the last successful fetch and processing of the source, the expected schedule and the approved delay limit.
The number of approved products has dropped
Check the current and historical count of approved products, the size of the catalogue, and market and destination consistency.
The price in the feed differs from the shop
Check the price in the feed and in a trustworthy shop source for the same variant, currency, tax, promotion and tolerance.
Availability in the feed differs from the shop
Check fresh availability for the same variant in the feed and in a trustworthy shop source.
One recurring check. A clear next step.
Pick a problem that takes up your time or could interrupt sales. Each process page explains its condition, task evidence, available actions and how to verify the result.
An ad leads nowhere
Check broken landing pages and connect the URL to the ad that needs attention.
Spend drifts from the plan
Compare spending pace with your budget plan and review period. Decide when a deviation needs a task.
Products are disapproved
Review Merchant Center disapprovals and identify the product data that needs correcting.
What should I prepare before the first run?
Choose one project and the source listed on the process page. Define the products or campaigns to check, the threshold, review period and owner. Connecting data and granting permission to make changes are separate decisions.
Does every result mean there is a problem?
No. A result can need attention, show that no issue was detected within the checked scope, or indicate missing data. Having no task does not prove that all your marketing is working correctly. If data is missing, start with the connection, scope and review period.
Will a process change a campaign automatically?
That depends on the configured rule, supported action and permissions. Start with monitoring and tasks, act manually, ask the copilot for help or delegate a supported action to AI. Email, SMS and phone calls through Twilio provide additional ways to respond. Sending an alert does not mean the task has been resolved.
Your first completed task.
On your own data.
Connect an account. Pick a process.
Check the first result.