Review every Meta Ads change before it reaches the account

Before a write can be approved, the reviewer sees the affected account and entity, the previous value, the proposed value and the reason supplied by the agent. The decision is about a concrete account mutation rather than a broad instruction.

For campaign creation, the same principle applies to the complete draft. The hierarchy remains available for inspection and editing before the first entity is published.

Agents can perform time-consuming preparation without inheriting unlimited authority over spend. Teams decide who connects accounts, who prepares work and who approves changes through the workspace rather than sharing one unrestricted login.

Rejected work remains useful context. It records which action was considered and prevents the same proposal from being mistaken for an approved account decision.

An activity history links the proposal, reviewer and time of decision. That makes campaign operations easier to audit and gives the team a shared answer when someone asks why a budget or status changed.

The history complements Meta's own change records with the reasoning that existed before the write.