An AI agent for Meta Ads that waits for your approval

A chat response is not a campaign. Adrails turns a brief into the entities Meta actually expects: a campaign, its ad sets, its ads, budgets, audiences, placements and creative assignments. The result remains a structured draft, so a media buyer can inspect the work in the same hierarchy used inside an ad account.

Saved account defaults and campaign templates keep repeated decisions consistent. The agent can reuse the operating rules of the workspace without hiding those choices from the person responsible for spend.

• Create campaign, ad set and ad drafts from one brief
• Edit every field before publishing
• Reuse approved structures across accounts

The Media Buyer agent evaluates delivery against the thresholds saved by the team. When it proposes a pause, budget change or scale decision, the proposal names the affected entity, the current value, the proposed value and the reason for the change.

That separation matters when attribution is noisy or a campaign has context the platform cannot see. The agent performs the monitoring work, while the account owner retains the final decision.

Campaign Manager, Creative Strategist, Media Buyer and Analysis Expert work from the same connected account context. A performance finding can become a creative brief, and an approved brief can become a campaign draft without rebuilding the background in another tool.

The workspace keeps the result, the approval and the activity history together. Teams can review what was proposed and what was eventually sent to Meta.