Illustrative cafeAda turns the connected account into a plain-English briefing and shows the source lines behind it.
Google Ads today — your ads watched every week, with enabled actions on existing campaigns running autonomously inside approved action classes and caps; building or launching a new campaign, and anything outside that boundary, require your explicit approval.
Three-month minimum term, then 30 days' notice · Your ad account stays yours · Every action on the record
The Google Ads pilot has three clear boundaries
Ada is your primary route into the team. She answers in plain English, shows her working, and brings you decisions instead of homework. Try her — click a question.
Any figures shown below are fictional sample data, not customer results or promises.
Enabled actions on existing campaigns may run autonomously inside approved action classes and caps. Building or launching a new campaign, and anything outside that boundary, require your explicit approval; the proposal shows what would change, why, the expected impact, the hard cap and the one-click undo.
A timestamped, human-readable log of everything your team did and why — written like an email from your agency, kept like an audit trail. The receipts an agency never shows you.
The report shows spend, changes and attributable outcomes from your own connected account. The sample animation uses fictional data and does not promise a result.
Ada fronts it; specialists join behind her as they're ready — hover over anyone and they'll introduce themselves. Your team works on your business only — nobody here is juggling fourteen other accounts, and you'll never have to manage any of them.
Your approved ads, calendar, books and booking-system connections are set up during the pilot. Availability depends on the tools you use.
Fictional sample accounts, not client testimonials. No performance result is implied.
Illustrative cafeAda turns the connected account into a plain-English briefing and shows the source lines behind it.
Illustrative clinicGrace identifies obvious waste inside the limits already set and records what changed.
Illustrative floristA larger budget change arrives with the reason, cap and undo shown before approval.
Illustrative tradeThe owner sees one clear decision at a time while the account and history remain theirs.
These are practical questions to ask before connecting an account or approving any marketing work.
Fifteen minutes, live on your own numbers. Three-month minimum term, no pitch deck — we'll just show you where your ad spend is leaking.