How do I connect my Facebook Ads accounts? | Help Center

In order to start automating your Meta Ads, you need to authorize Bïrch to do so. On the Integrations page (you have to be an admin of your Revealbot account to access Integrations) click on the first tile where it says Meta Ads:

Once you click Connect profile, you will be taken to Facebook for authorization. Please note that you need to log into the Facebook profile that you are trying to connect.

You can choose whether to grant access to Revealbot to all current and future assets, or to the specific ones only:

Please note that if you grant access only to specific assets, if you need to use other assets in Bïrch in the future, you will have to grant access manually within Meta's business integrations each time. So if you regularly create or get access to new ad accounts, pages and IG accounts, and need to use them in Revealbot, we recommend choosing the first option - grant access to Revealbot to all current and future assets.

Once the authorization has been granted, you'll get to ad accounts integrations, where you'd toggle the ad accounts on to connect them:

If you have hundreds (or thousands) of ad accounts, you may not see the full list under Facebook Ad accounts. In this case, please use the search function and enter the name of the ad account to find and connect it:

Once you toggle on an ad account it'll go into a review which is usually done instantly by an automatic algorithm. As soon as the ad accounts are approved you can go ahead and start building automated rules. Check out the most commonly used rules and send us a message in case you need any help!

If there are several personal Facebook profiles connected to Bïrch and these profiles have admin access to the same ad account you can change the main profile the particular ad account works through.

IMPORTANT: If some of the ad accounts are connected to Bïrch via the profile that you would like to unlink, please make sure you re-select another profile for these ad accounts before removing the old profile to prevent the rules and reports from turning into drafts.