Prioritised actions
Recommendations ordered by impact: broken conversion tracking first, then budget gaps, pacing issues, missing accounts. The worst problem is always at the top.
Audit
A 30+ check conversion-tracking audit, a six-dimension account health score graded A to F, and one-click fixes. Optimisation is only as good as the data feeding it, so issues surface before they touch spend.
30-day trial · no card · flat pricing, never % of spend
Double-counted conversions inflate ROAS and the allocator chases ghosts. The audit exists so the engine never optimises on a lie, and so you hear about it first. Watch the scan pass: broken checks heal, and the score climbs back.
Double-counting, broken tags, zero-value conversions, stale actions, missing UET, GA4 and Shopify sync staleness, attribution drift. Each finding carries severity and the campaigns it affects.
Six dimensions scored independently: tracking, budget utilisation, platform coverage, optimisation readiness, creative health, keyword quality. One composite grade you can track over time.
The Health Officer agent re-grades the account nightly and on every connector sync. Revenue divergence between your ad platforms and your shop or CRM gets flagged, not discovered at month-end.
Why an audit inside an optimiser? Because the engine steers by your conversion data. A standalone audit tool tells you something broke; here the finding and the thing it protects live in the same product. Fix the tag and the next run is already on clean numbers.
An audit that ends in a PDF is homework. This one ends in buttons.
Recommendations ordered by impact: broken conversion tracking first, then budget gaps, pacing issues, missing accounts. The worst problem is always at the top.
Where a fix is safe to automate, like linking a GA4 property or re-syncing a stale source, the finding carries the button. Click, confirm, and the health score flips back to green.
Per-campaign view of cumulative change and remaining headroom inside each platform’s rolling velocity window, so you can see exactly why a budget moved less than expected.