Meta Ads Manager
Account, campaign, ad set, ad, creative, delivery, spend, click, and conversion data.
Representative implementation case study
A mid-sized agency managing paid social for many client brands should not depend on marketers exporting, filtering, and rebuilding reports from Meta Ads Manager. This case study shows how Moss Agentic would turn that work into an automated reporting pipeline, dynamic Looker dashboards, and AI-assisted campaign-health insight.
Looker-style paid media reporting demo
Active view
Agency overview is now focused on the full paid-media reporting workspace. 3 filtered records in focus.
Agency overview score
80%
3 focused rows
Agency overview actions
11
Review queue active
Agency overview trend
+2%
Improving signal
Agency performance movement
All synthetic campaign records remain in view. Updates as filters and tabs change.
AI decision layer
AI summary: agency overview balances account health, review items, and trend direction. Current focus: creative set a is marked "creative fatigue". 3 filtered records in focus.
The operating problem
The agency had the data. It lived inside Meta Ads Manager. The problem was the repeated motion required to turn that data into useful campaign-health reporting across many client brands.
System architecture
The pipeline is designed to be trusted before it is made beautiful. Extraction, validation, cleaning, and dashboard logic are separated so the agency can scale reporting without making every marketer responsible for the data operation.
Account, campaign, ad set, ad, creative, delivery, spend, click, and conversion data.
API pulls replace recurring exports and preserve a raw source history for auditability.
Expected accounts, dates, required fields, and refresh completeness are checked before reporting.
Client brands, campaign names, owners, objectives, and core metrics are normalized.
Agency, client, campaign, creative, and pacing views update without manual rebuilds.
Summaries, anomaly notes, and review prompts help marketers find the next decision faster.
Looker-style paid media reporting demo
Active view
Agency overview is now focused on the full paid-media reporting workspace. 3 filtered records in focus.
Agency overview score
80%
3 focused rows
Agency overview actions
11
Review queue active
Agency overview trend
+2%
Improving signal
Agency performance movement
All synthetic campaign records remain in view. Updates as filters and tabs change.
AI decision layer
AI summary: agency overview balances account health, review items, and trend direction. Current focus: creative set a is marked "creative fatigue". 3 filtered records in focus.
Dashboard experience
The Looker layer gives each team the right altitude. Marketers can inspect client and campaign detail. Account leads can prepare updates without rebuilding reports. Leadership can see which accounts need attention before the weekly meeting.
Client-brand filters keep views useful for account owners.
Campaign and creative tabs reveal where performance movement is coming from.
Internal QA views show missing data, stale refreshes, and mapping issues.
Client-facing views stay polished, focused, and easy to explain.
AI-assisted decisions
The system does not pretend to run campaigns on autopilot. It prepares reviewable signals, summaries, and investigation prompts so experienced marketers can make better decisions with less manual searching.
Several client campaigns are projected to miss planned spend unless the team reviews caps, delivery, or audience constraints.
A creative group is showing weaker engagement trend quality and should be reviewed before the next client update.
The dashboard groups active campaigns by owner, severity, and likely reason so marketers can prioritize the day.
Moss Agentic delivery
The build starts narrow enough to ship and test, then expands once the agency trusts the data. The goal is not another dashboard. It is a reporting rhythm that lets the team manage more client brands without turning marketers into data operators.
Document how marketers currently move from Meta Ads Manager to spreadsheets, client updates, internal reviews, and leadership reporting.
Define the fields, naming rules, client-brand mapping, campaign objective groups, refresh schedule, and QA checks that make the dashboard trustworthy.
Create Looker views for portfolio health, client performance, campaign status, creative movement, budget pacing, and account-owner follow-up.
Generate reviewable summaries that highlight what changed, which campaigns need attention, and which questions marketers should investigate.
Build the same operating advantage
Moss Agentic can map the reporting workflow, design the data model, build the dashboards, and add AI-assisted review so your team spends more time improving campaigns and less time assembling status reports.