Not AI opening Ads Manager
Control is server-to-server through Marketing APIs. The agent can only request predefined tools, and the system checks permissions and rules before execution.
It connects your store to ad platforms, calculates profitability after real costs, then runs an agent through official interfaces — with limited tools and a policy engine that keeps every action inside your limits.
Control is server-to-server through Marketing APIs. The agent can only request predefined tools, and the system checks permissions and rules before execution.
Even if AI recommends a 40% budget increase, if your limit is 15% or the change needs approval — it does not go beyond. The hand is constrained by Reblo’s safety system.
A strong base model + limited tools + Reblo rules + account memory + outcome loops. We collect real decisions first, then evolve a proprietary model only if it becomes worthwhile.
Before any ad decision, true contribution is calculated after costs. Financial reality leads the media decision — not the other way around.
AI proposes. Policy governs. Execution is safe. Outcomes are reviewed.
Read performance, profitability, inventory, and tracking quality from the store and ad accounts.
Increase/decrease budget, pause an ad set or ad, draft a campaign, run an experiment — only through predefined tools.
Financial and operating rules, customer limits, and approval requirements before any change reaches the platform.
Execute through the API, read the result after write, and record impact after 24/48/72 hours in account memory.
The agent proposes a 40% budget increase. The Policy Engine says: the allowed limit is 15%, or approval is required. Only what is allowed is executed, then the outcome is measured — no limit bypass even if the model is wrong.
An AI media buyer working 24/7 on your account — through official APIs, with a hand constrained by Reblo policy. Not just a dashboard that gives analysis.
Products, catalog, pricing, inventory, orders, cart, and inventory reservations.
KPIs, reports, events, and alerts inside several products.
Webhooks, inbox, adapters, and ERP, payments, and shipping connection patterns.
Summarization, search, assistance, and contextual processing inside work systems.
Events, workers, outbox, idempotency, and operating rules inside the systems.
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