
Pause “Spring Drop”?
A rule suggests it. Nothing changes until you approve.
It proposes, you decide
A rule never touches your ad account. It puts what it would do in a queue, and it happens only when you approve it.
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A rule watches your campaigns on a schedule and queues what it would do: pause this, it spent $400 without a sale. Nothing reaches your ad account until you approve it.
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Your rule has a suggestion
Pause “Retargeting — Broad”? It spent $412 in 3 days without a sale.

Pause “Spring Drop”?
A rule suggests it. Nothing changes until you approve.
A rule never touches your ad account. It puts what it would do in a queue, and it happens only when you approve it.
The two things a rule can suggest, for a campaign, an ad set or an ad on Meta, and for a campaign on Google.

Every hour, every six hours, twice a day, once a day or once a week.
Move the threshold or the spend floor. Watch it suggest, or hold back when it would catch too much at once.
It matched 2 of the 5 it could judge, and left 3 alone: too little spend, or a figure not reported.
Nothing reaches your ad account until you approve it. A suggestion expires after 7 days, and a rule raises at most 10 a day unless you set another limit.
Spend, purchases, conversion value, cost per purchase, ROAS, click-through and CPM, plus frequency and reach on Meta. Counted by the platform, by Aplon’s pixel, or by Shopify, as you choose.
Ten suggestions a rule a day, unless you set another limit. A rule that matches half or more of what it could judge, once that is four or more, suggests nothing and says why. Missing data never sets one off.