What is Advec?
This page explains what Advec does and why it exists, in about two minutes of reading.
The problem
Ad accounts change constantly — and not always by you. A colleague pauses a campaign, a client "just tweaks" a budget, a platform review flags an ad, or an agency handover leaves settings in an unknown state. When performance shifts, the first question is always the same: what changed? Without a record, answering it means digging through platform change histories across multiple accounts, or guessing.
What Advec does
Advec keeps a clean, timestamped log of every meaningful change across your ad accounts and landing pages, in one place.
Connect
Link your Meta Ads and Google Ads accounts to a project with a couple of clicks — including Google manager (MCC) accounts. You choose exactly which accounts and campaigns to track.
Detect
Advec checks your connected accounts every 30 minutes and records changes to budgets, campaign status, targeting, bid strategies, creatives, schedules, and tracking settings — each tagged with a severity so you can tell a budget change from a schedule tweak at a glance.
Monitor
Landing pages matter as much as campaigns. Advec discovers the landing pages your ads point to and monitors them with screenshots and content comparison, so you know when a page your ads depend on changes — or breaks.
Get notified
Changes appear in your dashboard and in-app notifications as they're detected, and a daily email digest summarizes everything each morning, so nothing slips past unnoticed.
Advec is read-only. It requests read-only access to your ad platforms and never modifies your campaigns, budgets, or ads. It watches; it doesn't touch.
Who it's for
Agencies managing client accounts who need an audit trail and fast answers, and in-house marketers who want to know their accounts are the way they left them.
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