Automated rules for all your Facebook ad accounts
Short answer: rules in Multitool ADS watch every ad account in the workspace around the clock. You describe the condition once, such as spend without results or cost per result above a target, and the rule pauses what crosses the line in all accounts, switches objects back on when the condition clears, and tells you in Telegram.
What a rule can check
- Levels: account, campaign, ad set or ad.
- Metrics: spend, clicks, results, cost per result, CPC and other metrics.
- Windows: today, yesterday or the last N complete days, each in the ad account's own time zone.
- Time of day: for example from 23:00 to 07:00 in each account's local time.
- Scope: by country and by name, so a rule touches only the campaigns you mean.
- Logic: conditions joined by AND and OR, including conditions on child objects (any, all or a count).
What a rule does
- Pauses the object that matches.
- Switches it back on automatically within an hour if the condition no longer holds, for example when a delayed result arrives.
- Sends a notification to Telegram.
- Skips objects whose data is not fresh instead of treating missing numbers as zero.
Templates to start from
- Stop-loss: pause ad sets that spend without results
- Pause when cost per result is too high
- Pause at night and restart in the morning
Compared with rules in Ads Manager
Ads Manager rules run inside one ad account, so a team with 30 accounts maintains 30 copies of each rule. A rule in Multitool ADS covers all accounts in the workspace and counts every window in each account's time zone.
The live demo shows the cross-account table these rules watch, no account needed.