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Ads Manager gives you control over which metrics are visible and how the data is filtered. This page covers the metric toggle, objective filter, date range picker, and how performance thresholds work.

Metric toggle

At the top-left of the filter bar, you’ll see three buttons:
Shows revenue-focused columns:
ColumnDescription
RevenueTotal revenue from ad-attributed purchases
ROASReturn on Ad Spend (revenue / spend)
PurchasesNumber of conversions
CPACost per acquisition (spend / purchases)
AOVAverage order value (revenue / purchases)
These three modes are highlighted with different accent colors (green for Sales, orange for Leads, blue for Both) so you can tell at a glance which view you’re in.

Universal columns

Regardless of which metric mode you select, these columns are always visible:
ColumnDescription
NameCampaign, ad set, or ad name
StatusActive, Paused, Completed, etc.
Daily BudgetThe daily spend cap (campaigns and ad sets only)
SpendTotal amount spent in the selected date range
ReachUnique users who saw the ad
ImpressionsTotal ad views (including repeated views)
ClicksLink clicks on the ad
CTRClick-through rate (clicks / impressions)
CPCCost per click (spend / clicks)
CPMCost per 1,000 impressions

Objective filter

On the Campaigns tab, you’ll see an Objective dropdown. This lets you filter campaigns by their Meta objective type (Sales, Leads, Traffic, etc.).
  • You can select multiple objectives at once using checkboxes.
  • A Select All option is available at the top.
  • The dropdown shows how many objectives are selected (e.g., “2 selected”).
The objective filter only appears on the Campaigns tab. Ad Sets and Ads inherit the filter from the campaign selection.

Date range picker

On the right side of the filter bar, the date range picker lets you choose the time period for all the metrics in the table. Click it to see preset options or define a custom range. The metrics in every column and the totals row will update to reflect the selected period.
Date range picker

Performance thresholds (color coding)

Just like on the dashboard, Ads Manager color-codes key metrics based on your business targets:

ROAS thresholds

If you’ve set a break-even ROAS on your business:
  • Green: ROAS is at or above your break-even target
  • Yellow: ROAS is between 80-100% of target
  • Red: ROAS is below 80% of target

CPL thresholds

If you’ve set a target CPL:
  • Green: CPL is at or below target
  • Yellow: CPL is between 100-125% of target
  • Red: CPL is above 125% of target
If you haven’t set business metrics (break-even ROAS, target CPL), the color coding won’t appear. You can set these in Settings > Businesses by editing your business.

Generate Recommendations button

At the top of Ads Manager, you’ll also see the Generate Recommendations button. It works the same as on the dashboard. Before generating, AdAdvisor checks that:
  1. Your business has the required metrics set (AOV, daily budget cap, and either break-even ROAS or target CPL)
  2. Your data is synced
  3. You haven’t already generated within the last 24 hours
  4. Any previous recommendations have been acted on or dismissed
If any check fails, you’ll see a message explaining what’s needed before you can generate.
Last modified on February 28, 2026