Approvals, apply & history

Every change AdsBuddy wants to make — a bid, a pause, a keyword, a budget — arrives as a proposal that shows exactly what it will do and why. When you approve, AdsBuddy applies it straight to your Apple Ads account and verifies what Apple reports back, so a write that didn't stick surfaces as a failure instead of a silent false positive.

Where approvals appear

• The Dashboard — the “needs you today” strip is the home for approvals: compact rows, each with the real next action and a clear reject/dismiss path.
• An app's Campaigns tab — setup changes, campaign inventory, Easy/Advanced mode, and applyable fixes for that app.
• Slack — if connected, pushes include approve actions for one-tap handling.

Undo & history

Inspect the recorded result and refreshed Apple Ads state after applying. Not every provider change has an undo action, and Activity is not a complete ledger of changes made outside AdsBuddy. Outcome evidence needs fresh, comparable data; an applied change is not proof that performance improved.

What a fix actually means

A fix is a live Apple Ads change AdsBuddy can apply: change a bid, adjust a budget, add a negative, pause a campaign, update Target CPA, or create a selected campaign. If something is only strategic advice, it should appear as a decision or opportunity, not as a fake one-click fix.

Applying shows the exact changes, writes them to Apple Ads, then refreshes the live state. When there is no action needed, the app stays calm and says so.