Run client Meta Ads accounts from one agent workspace

Group ad accounts by client, region or service team without changing how those accounts are organized inside Meta. Each agent request names the accounts it can read, and every draft names the account it can eventually update.

This keeps similar campaign names from becoming an operational risk. A reviewer sees the client and destination before approving a budget, status or campaign change.

• Scope analysis to one account or a client group
• Normalize currencies for cross-account reporting
• Keep the publishing account attached to every draft

Store the naming conventions, campaign structures and recurring setup choices the team has already agreed on. The agent can reuse those decisions when it prepares the next launch instead of making every strategist restate them in a prompt.

Client-specific constraints remain separate from agency-wide patterns. Templates standardize the work that should repeat, while editable drafts preserve the choices that still need expert review.

A proposal shows the exact entity, current state, requested state and supporting reason. Senior buyers can review prepared work without recreating the analysis, and rejected proposals remain part of the operating history.

That gives account leads a clear control point between an agent recommendation and a live client account. It also creates a shared record when a client asks what changed and why.