What are platform actions
Platform actions are proposed changes Concord creates when you request campaign modifications. No changes are ever applied to your campaigns until you explicitly approve them.How platform actions work
1
You make a request
“Increase budget for my top performing campaigns by 20%”
2
Concord creates platform action
Detailed proposal showing exactly what will change and expected impact.
3
You review and approve
Examine the proposed changes and approve or reject.
4
Changes are implemented
Only after approval are changes applied to your advertising platform accounts.
What a platform action actually contains
A platform action is a field-by-field diff, not a summary. For every object it touches you see:- The field, its current value, and its proposed value
- The object it applies to — campaign, insertion order, ad set, line item, ad, creative
- The operation — create, update, or remove
Everything created lands in a non-active state
Newly created campaign resources are created in a non-active state — paused, draft, or disabled depending on the platform. Activation is a separate operation with its own approval path. This is enforced below the agent: a create action that asks for an active status is overridden. See Testing without going live.Types of platform actions
Budget and pacing
- Increase/decrease campaign budgets
- Reallocate spend between campaigns
- Adjust daily spending limits
- Extend or shorten campaign flight dates
Targeting optimization
- Refine audience parameters
- Add geographic or demographic exclusions
- Modify device or placement targeting
- Update bid strategies and goals
Campaign management
- Pause underperforming campaigns
- Resume paused campaigns
- Create new campaigns or duplicate successful ones
- End completed campaigns
Creative optimization
- Rotate or pause creative assets
- Launch A/B tests between creatives
- Adjust creative frequency and sequencing