Processes monitor marketing, tasks organise the work, and people and agents take action. Data, reports and tools live in the same workspace.
No account needed: review evidence of a broken page and the available ways to resolve the task.
When an ad leads to an unavailable product page, the team needs a shared account of the situation and a clear next step. Connect detection, action and outcome verification in one workflow.
An unavailable URL is the signal, but a decision needs more context. The process checks the condition, connects the URL to ads and identifies the data source and period. You define the scope that matters to the project.
The owner reviews evidence and related ads. They can restrict delivery manually, prepare a solution with a copilot or delegate an available action to AI. Decisions stay attached to the same issue.
Pausing ads reduces traffic sent to the error, but does not repair the page. Another check of the URL and delivery distinguishes completion of an action from resolution of the whole issue.
Connect campaign, store and team data. A change in results, a product or a task gives a process a reason to investigate.
Set a condition, scope and owner. When a situation needs attention, a task keeps the evidence, history and next step together — in a list, on a board or on a timeline.
Act yourself, work with a copilot or delegate a supported task to AI. A rule can also trigger an automatic action or a notification.
Define the account, objects, period and condition. Your team can then assess the same situation instead of discussing different slices of reports. A process without complete data calls for checking the source, not automatically declaring that everything is fine.
Alongside a task, you can open related campaign and ad data, reports or feed tools. AI works with the context of these objects; each analysis does not need to start with a manually written account description.
Separate preparing a recommendation from making a change. For a rule, define the available action and required permissions. When execution is unavailable, the task still gives a person evidence and a plan rather than a misleading success confirmation.
No. Choose one process and its required sources. The first useful outcome is a complete check result and a clear next step; expand monitoring to other accounts and areas afterwards.
Not every reading indicates a problem. Distinguish a situation needing attention, a checked scope with no issue detected and insufficient data to assess it. These results lead to different decisions.
It can execute supported tasks, but does not remove the need to define goals and scope. The specialist decides what matters to the business, which actions to allow and how to assess the outcome.
Open the example and move from evidence to an available action.
Choose a comparable process for your account, define its scope and assign an owner.
After connecting the source, review a complete result and agree on what resolution means.
Choose a process, connect its source and review the first result. Find package and add-on details in pricing.
