AI features
AI in pimads writes and explains; it does not act on its own. Every AI output is either pure information or a proposal you can apply or dismiss.
What the AI does
- Daily digest: a short written summary on the dashboard of what changed across both platforms, with concrete suggestions and links to the campaigns it talks about.
- Copywriter: helps draft ad copy variants when you are editing ads, as text you can edit or discard before saving.
- Rule drafting: the natural-language rule builder turns a plain-words description into a structured rule, covered on the Rules page.
- Suggestions: guardrail rules fitted to your last 28 days of performance, and the suggestions inside the daily digest.
- Watchdog notes: a short explanation attached to each anomaly the daily watchdog flags.
Meet Blink
Every AI feature in pimads runs through Blink, the built-in analyst. Blink powers the command bar, the chat, the daily digest, rule drafting, anomaly notes and creative tags, and it is tuned to be fast and inexpensive enough to run daily for every workspace.
What data the AI sees
To generate a digest, suggestion, or note, pimads sends compact ad-performance snippets to our AI processing service: things like campaign names, spend, clicks, conversions, and how those numbers moved. It does not send your login credentials, access tokens, billing details, or anything outside the ad data of the bound accounts.
Privacy
Caching
The daily digest is generated once and cached server-side, so reloading the dashboard or having several teammates open it does not trigger new AI calls. You always see when the digest was generated; it refreshes on its daily cycle rather than per page view.
Dismissing suggestions
Every suggestion, whether in the digest or in the rules area, carries two buttons: Apply and Dismiss. Dismiss removes it without touching anything; Apply performs the described change. Nothing is ever applied because you scrolled past it or ignored it.