Agents check every IO, line item and creative across your client seats, watch pacing and margin once it’s live, and send each client its report in your template. Your team approves. It doesn’t rebuild.
When a new IO is created in DV360
KESTREL_Q4_Prospecting_US · 12 LIs
Flights, budgets, freq. caps, URLs
LI names fixed, written back
Checked against the IO hourly
Slack #kestrel-trading, with the fix
Kestrel & Co. template, Mondays 9:00
A wrong flight date or a missing frequency cap on one line item goes live across a client seat, and the client spots it in the report before you do.
Twelve clients mean twelve naming conventions across IO, line item and creative levels. The spreadsheet that keeps track of them is always out of date.
Pacing gets checked every day. Margin only turns up at month end, after the overspend has already come out of your fee.
Account managers export from four DSPs, paste into each client’s template and fix the formatting, every week, for every client.
15 hrs
Returned to trading, per trader, every week
SeeViews
30%
Lower CPA on contextual line items
Assembly Global
100%
Naming compliance across client campaigns
Assembly Global
Each one works on campaigns you already run, including the ones atomicAds didn’t build. Use one, or run the whole chain.
Checks budgets, flights, targeting, frequency caps and landing pages at the campaign, IO, line item and creative levels before launch.
Holds each client’s naming convention and fixes names that break it, then writes the fix back to the DSP.
Watches pacing and margin at the IO and line item level on DV360, The Trade Desk, Amazon DSP and StackAdapt, against the IO as the source of truth.
Flags spend spikes, CTR outliers and junk inventory while there’s still budget left to save.
Fills each client’s own report template from every DSP and walled garden, then sends it on schedule.
Turns a client persona into a tiered, explainable domain list you can take into a deal.
Same agents either way. The only difference is who presses approve.
Connect your seats, load each client’s taxonomy and rules, and your ad ops team works from one queue of flagged issues.
Our people operate the platform on your client accounts, including trafficking, QA, monitoring and reporting, under your agency’s name.
“Before AtomicAds, our campaign lifecycle was highly manual and inefficient… The consistency and speed have been a game changer for our client servicing and delivering incredible results on campaigns.”
Tim PearceCEO and co-founder, SeeViews15 hrs
Per trader, per week, returned to trading
“Always-on built-in QA, alerts, monitoring, and optimizations… have streamlined our entire workflow, reduced errors and waste, improved campaign performance, and freed our team to focus on strategy.”
Wayne BlodwellGlobal SVP, Assembly Global30%
Lower CPA on contextual line items
“With AtomicAds, we can scale our trading capacity overnight to win more and drive better results; our scale would not have been possible without the Atomic Team.”
Paul BarnardCEO, Skyrise45%
More clients onboarded in 18 months, no new headcount
DV360
Line items, insertion orders and pacing checked across every DV360 advertiser.
Meta
Ad sets, budgets and naming checked on Meta campaigns before and after launch.
Google Ads
Search and Performance Max budgets, pacing and naming checked daily.
The Trade Desk
Campaigns, ad groups and bid factors QA’d across your Trade Desk seats.
StackAdapt
Line items, frequency caps and pacing checked across StackAdapt campaigns.
Amazon Ads
Sponsored Ads and DSP orders monitored for budget, pacing and naming.
Campaign groups, targeting and spend monitored across LinkedIn ad accounts.
Ad groups, budgets and naming checked across Pinterest campaigns.
Snapchat
Ad squads, budgets and pacing monitored across Snapchat campaigns.
TikTok
Ad groups, budgets and pacing monitored across TikTok campaigns.
Anything else, ask us on the demo. We’ll show it on your own accounts.
Request a DemoYes. The agents read what’s already live in your seats, so QA, taxonomy and monitoring run on existing campaigns from day one. Nothing needs to be rebuilt or migrated.
Yes. Every client gets its own taxonomy and rules at the campaign, IO, line item and creative levels, and one client’s rules never touch another client’s accounts.
Only if you allow it. Write-backs such as a renamed line item or a paused placement can go through an approval step, and every change is logged with who approved it.
DV360, The Trade Desk, StackAdapt, Amazon DSP, Google Ads, Meta and more, plus analytics sources for reporting. See the full list on the integrations page.
Access is read-scoped by default, data stays separated per client, and write access is granted per seat. Our data security page has the details.
Most agencies connect their first seats and see flagged issues. The free audit runs on your live accounts before you commit to anything. We’ll give you a timeline for your own setup on the demo.
A free audit on your live DV360 or Trade Desk seats: setup errors, naming breaks, pacing risks and margin leaks, returned in a report you can take to your clients.
15 hrs
Per trader, per week, returned to trading at SeeViews
