What AdShield does
AdShield monitors imported Meta ad accounts, evaluates user-defined stop-loss and schedule rules, sends Telegram alerts, and records automation outcomes in logs.
A practical overview of how AdShield works, what users control, and what the dashboard records.
AdShield monitors imported Meta ad accounts, evaluates user-defined stop-loss and schedule rules, sends Telegram alerts, and records automation outcomes in logs.
Users subscribe monthly, access a private workspace, connect their own Meta account, and import only the ad accounts they want to monitor.
Stop-loss rules can use CPL, spend thresholds, and zero-result spend checks. Schedule rules can pause or resume ads during configured windows.
Automation runs can record paused, skipped, already paused, rule not triggered, alert sent, and log-only outcomes. Important events can be sent to Telegram.
AdShield includes campaign, ad set, and ad-level reporting plus AI-powered summaries that explain patterns without taking uncontrolled action.
AdShield is not full autopilot. Users control which accounts are imported and which rules apply. The system acts only when configured rules match.