See what needs attention
See how the Action Center flags pacing, budget, and price-position issues worth reviewing first, instead of pulling a spend report to see what changed.
What you get
- A focused list of pacing, budget, and price-position recommendations instead of raw spend rows to sift through.
- Reasoning behind every suggestion, tied to the guardrail or price signal that triggered it.
- One place to work through decisions across every connected ad account.
Where recommendations come from
Every sync — whether a connected ad platform account syncs on its own schedule or you commit a CSV import — is checked against your spend guardrails. Where something's worth acting on, a recommendation appears in the Action Center. Not every sync produces one.
Reading a recommendation
Guardrail-derived suggestions cover pacing and budget: Reallocate budget, Pause campaign, Refresh creative, Adjust bid. Once you've linked a companion price-tracking workspace on the same account, further suggestions can factor in market position: Pause undercut campaign, Shift budget (price advantaged), and Hold until reprice. Each recommendation cites the guardrail or signal behind it — see See spend against price position for how the link works.
From there you can:
- Accept — apply the suggestion as a record of the decision you made.
- Dismiss — decline it. Dismissing doesn't delete the underlying spend data, it just closes out that recommendation.
Working it as a habit
Most workspaces check the Action Center after a sync, or first thing when starting the day. A clear Action Center means nothing currently needs a decision — not that nothing happened.
Go further
- Get alerts before you overspend — get notified instead of checking manually.
- Set spend guardrails — the rules every suggestion is checked against.
- See spend against price position — how the linked signal gets into a recommendation.
- Sample data vs your data — see a populated Action Center before you connect a real account.