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Deleting an automation rule

Deleting an automation rule You can delete automation rules you no longer need. How to delete 1. Go to Automate in the sidebar Automate Dashboard 2. Find the rule you want to delete Find a Rule 3. Click the delete option Delete Button\ Deleted rules cannot be recovered. Related articles - Editing an automation rule - Pausing an automation rule

Last updated on Jul 20, 2026

Editing an automation rule

Editing an automation rule You can edit automation rules you created. How to edit 1. Go to Automate in the sidebar Automate Tab 2. Find the rule you want to edit Find The Rule 3. Click on Edit Edit Button 4. Click **Update **to save changes Update Button Related articles - Pausing an automation rule - Deleting an automation rule

Last updated on Feb 12, 2026

Pausing an automation rule

Pausing an automation rule You can pause a rule to stop it from running without deleting it. How to pause 1. Go to Automate in the sidebar 2. Find the rule you want to pause 3. Toggle it off Paused rules can be restarted at any time. Related articles - Editing an automation rule - Deleting an automation rule

Last updated on Feb 12, 2026

Setting actions for a rule

Setting Actions for a Rule Actions determine what happens when your condition is met. Available Actions | Action | What it does | | ---- | ---- | | Pause | Stops the campaign, ad set, or ad | | Start | Activates a paused item | | Set Budget | Changes the budget to a specific amount | | Increase Budget | Raises the budget by a percentage or amount | | Decrease Budget | Lowers the budget by a percentage or amount | | Increase Bid | Raises the bid by a percentage or amount | | Decrease Bid | Lowers the bid by a percentage or amount | | Duplicate | Creates a copy of the item | | Delete | Permanently removes the item | | Send Notification | Sends an alert without changing anything | | Add to Name | Appends text to the item name | Example "If CPA is greater than $15, pause the ad" Related articles - Setting conditions for a rule - Common automation rule examples

Last updated on Feb 12, 2026

Setting conditions for a rule

Setting conditions for a rule Conditions determine when your automation rule triggers. How to set a condition 1. Select a metric 2. Select a time frame 3. Select a comparison (greater than, less than, equal to, etc.) 4. Enter a value Available metrics You can use any of these metric categories: - Performance metrics like Ad Spend, CPA, ROAS, Link Clicks, CPC, CTR, CPM - Pixel events like Purchases, Add to Cart, View Content, Leads, Registrations - Engagement metrics like Post Reactions, Comments, Saves, Shares - Video metrics like Thruplay, 2/3/10 Second Plays, Video Plays at 25/50/75/95/100% Available time frames - Today - Yesterday - Today and Yesterday - Last 2, 3, 7, 14, or 30 days - Last 2, 3, 7, 14, or 30 days (including today) - Lifetime - Custom Example condition "If CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) over the last 7 days is greater than $15" Related articles - Setting actions for a rule - Common automation rule examples

Last updated on Feb 12, 2026

Creating an automation rule for Meta

Creating an automation rule for Meta Automation rules for Meta work the same as other platforms. How to create 1. Go to Automate in the sidebar 2. Click Create Automation 3. Pick Meta as your rule platform 4. Select the name of the rule and your Meta campaigns, ad sets, or ads 5. Set your actions and conditions 6. Select the schedule of your rule 7. Preview your rule's settings in Overview and click Create Related articles - Creating an automation rule - How automation rules work

Last updated on Feb 12, 2026

Creating an automation rule for TikTok

Creating an automation rule for TikTok Automation rules for TikTok work the same as other platforms. How to create 1. Go to Automate in the sidebar 2. Click Create Automation 3. Pick TikTok as your rule platform 4. Select the name of the rule and your TikTok campaigns, ad sets, or ads 5. Set your Actions and Conditions 6. Select Schedule of your rule 7. Preview your rule's settings in Overview and click Create Related articles - Creating an automation rule - How automation rules work

Last updated on Feb 12, 2026

How automation rules work

How automation rules work An automation rule has five parts: Platform, Target, Action & Conditions, Schedule, and Overview. 1. Platform ou pick which platform (TikTok, Facebook) your rule will be applied to. 2. Target You select which campaigns, ad sets, or ads the rule affects. You can: - Select specific items manually - Select automatically based on delivery status or name 3. Action & Conditions You set when the rule should trigger. For example: - CPA is greater than $10 - ROAS is less than 2 - Ad spend is greater than $100 You also set the time frame for the condition (today, last 7 days, lifetime, etc.). Then, you set what happens when the condition is met. For example: - Pause the ad - Increase budget by 20% - Send a notification 4. Schedule You choose when the automation rule runs and how you're notified 5. Overview Lastely, you preview all the settings of the rule before you create it. Monitoring Scalify logs every action an automation rule takes. You can also receive email or Discord notifications. Related articles - Creating an automation rule - [Common automation rule examples](Common automation rule examples)

Last updated on Feb 12, 2026

What is Automate?

What is Automate? Automate is where you create rules that manage your campaigns automatically. Instead of manually checking your ads and adjusting budgets or pausing underperformers, you set conditions, and Scalify does it for you. What you can do - Create rules based on performance metrics - Apply rules to campaigns, ad sets, or ads - Choose from actions like pause, start, adjust budget, duplicate, and more - View a log of what each rule did - Get email or Discord notifications when rules run Next steps - How automation rules work - Creating an automation rule

Last updated on Feb 12, 2026

Common automation rule examples

Common automation rule examples Here are some automation rules you can create to manage your campaigns. Pause ads with high CPA - Apply to: Ads - Condition: CPA over the last 7 days is greater than $20 - Action: Pause Increase the budget on high ROAS campaigns - Apply to: Campaigns - Condition: ROAS over the last 7 days is greater than 3 - Action: Increase campaign budget by 20% Pause ads with no purchases - Apply to: Ads - Condition: Total Purchases over the last 7 days is equal to 0, Ad Spend is greater than $50 - Action: Pause Get notified when spending is high - Apply to: Campaigns - Condition: Ad Spend today is greater than $500 - Action: Send Notification Pause low CTR ads - Apply to: Ads - Condition: CTR over the last 3 days is less than 1% - Action: Pause Related articles - How automation rules work - Setting conditions for a rule - Setting actions for a rule

Last updated on Feb 12, 2026

Creating an automation rule

Creating an automation rule You can create automation rules for Meta and TikTok campaigns. How to create 1. Go to Automate in the sidebar 2. Click Create Automation 3. Pick a Platform 4. Set up the name and description for the automation 5. Select what to apply the rule to (campaigns, ad sets, or ads) 6. Set your condition (metric, time frame, comparison, value) 7. Set your Schedule and Notification 8. Preview the automation details and click on Create \ Note: If you want the rule to run immediately after creation, you need to switch this toggle on. Next steps - Setting conditions for a rule - Setting actions for a rule

Last updated on Jul 20, 2026