Every client account, one way of working.
Give each buyer only the accounts they run, keep a record of every change, set limits per account and send each client’s alerts to its own Slack channel or Telegram group.
- 09:00Buyers start on their accounts
Each buyer sees and changes only the ad accounts the owner gave them.
- 10:30Drafts on the web
A lead drafts rules on app.adherd.net and the buyer applies them in chat by short code. Account limits stay with owners and admins.
- 14:15Client alert, client channel
A stop-loss on one client’s account goes to that client’s Slack channel or Telegram group.
Alerts - 17:00Answer the client
The audit log shows who asked, what plan, who confirmed and what Meta returned. Export it as CSV.
- 08:00A digest per account
Every account gets its own morning digest in its own time zone and currency.
Morning digest
Where the time and the money leak.
accounts, one team
Every client has its own account, time zone and currency, and every buyer needs access to some of them, not all.
changed that budget
When a client asks what happened yesterday, the answer is spread across Ads Manager history and chat threads.
before automation
An AI tool that can touch a client account needs limits, a stop button and a trail before anyone will allow it.
What adherd does for this.
Guardrails that matter here.
Four roles, per-account access
Owners, admins, buyers and viewers. Buyers and viewers only see the accounts they were given.
Append-only audit log
Every change to an account, its settings, roles and connections is recorded and cannot be edited.
Limits and a stop per account
Daily caps and a kill switch are set per ad account, not per agency.