Multi-brand
Manage advertising across brands without mixing their goals or access. Review each connected workspace on its own terms and focus attention where it is needed.
A wider view.
Explore an illustrative workflow. These are not live account results.Example portfolio · select a workspace
Brand A stays in context.
Its own outcome, budget controls and team access.
A portfolio, not a blended total
Separate goals Set campaign expectations and Autopilot controls in the relevant brand workspace.
The right access Use workspace roles to give teammates access to the accounts they are responsible for.
A low cost per result for one brand may be too high for another. Review the right conversion event, target and budget for each account.
Start with the right question.Use campaign insights and activity history to see where intervention is needed. Review evidence within each account rather than applying one brand's results to the whole portfolio.
Keep the evidence close.Automation should follow your decisions, not replace them. Choose the rules and approval settings for your account, set budget limits, and review the activity log. Ad performance depends on your offer, audience, creative, tracking and follow-up; no tool can guarantee a particular result.
Your team makes the call.Use campaign insights and activity history to see where intervention is needed. Review evidence within each account rather than applying one brand's results to the whole portfolio.
Shared visibility.
Separate accountability.
Automation should follow your decisions, not replace them. Choose the rules and approval settings for your account, set budget limits, and review the activity log. Ad performance depends on your offer, audience, creative, tracking and follow-up; no tool can guarantee a particular result.