Sample Manifest

See what an AdsPlane Manifest looks like before anything executes.

A Manifest is the structured action plan AdsPlane's engine produces on every daily Runbook — the single place every proposed change lives, fully reviewable before anything touches your account. Here's a real one, walked through end to end.

A reviewable plan, every run

Each daily Runbook ends with one Manifest. Open any run to review its proposed actions, status, and counts — nothing has been applied yet.

AdsPlane — the daily list of Manifests
Every Runbook produces a Manifest you can open and review.

The summary, then every proposed action

At the top: how many actions the run proposed, how many are auto-approve-eligible, and the guardrail summary. Below, every action carries the entity it affects, the change as current value → proposed value, the percent change, a plain-English rationale, a Data Confidence Score reflecting data quality and sample size, and its Guardrail status.

AdsPlane — a single Manifest with its summary header and per-action detail
Summary header, then every action: current → proposed, rationale, confidence, and guardrail status.

Guardrails pass, clamp, or block

Your Guardrail Policy sets the rails: protected brand terms, campaigns, and ASINs the engine never acts on; no-pause and no-negative lookback windows so a recent converter isn't touched on a quiet day; and caps on how far any bid or budget can move. Each proposed action is then passed, clamped to your limits, or blocked — visible on every line and in a dedicated Blocked view.

AdsPlane — the Guardrail Policy: protected items and lookback windows
Your rails: protected terms, campaigns, ASINs, and lookback windows. Actions are passed, clamped, or blocked against them.

Approve — from the dashboard or Telegram

Nothing executes until you approve. Approve everything, just the high-confidence subset, or individual actions; reject; request a dry-run; or pause the run — from the dashboard or straight from Telegram (approve, reject, status, QC, pause). New accounts start in Shadow Mode, where the Manifest is shown but nothing can execute.

AdsPlane — approving a Manifest from Telegram
Approve, reject, request a dry-run, get QC, or pause — from the web or from Telegram.

After you approve: dry-run, execute, reconcile

Approval starts a dry-run that validates the actions first. Approved changes apply through the official Amazon Ads API. Then Reconciliation verifies each change landed and flags any drift, and the Execution Ledger records every action with its before/after value and result.

AdsPlane — the Execution Ledger of applied actions
Every executed action, with before/after and result, in the Execution Ledger.

What you get

Free Local Lite vs Hosted Starter

Free Local Lite (T1)

Preview only. Connect locally, run Shadow Mode, and see the exact Manifest above — what AdsPlane would propose — with no live execution.

Hosted Starter (T2)

The full loop. Approve from the web or Telegram, dry-run, execute through the Amazon Ads API, and reconcile every run — all bounded by your Guardrail Policy.

See it on your own account

Generate your own Shadow Mode Manifest.

Install Free Local Lite and run a Manifest on your own campaigns — preview only, nothing executes.