Claresto watches every client’s ad accounts and tells you when money is leaking — before the client or the invoice does.Claresto watches your ad accounts and tells you when money is leaking — before the invoice does. Here is every screen, in the order you’d use it.
Claresto watches every client’s Claresto watches your Google, Meta, Amazon, TikTok, LinkedIn and Microsoft accounts around the clock and flags the mistakes that waste money.
Example: Monday morning: 4 clients, $160K a month in spend, and the three things that need attention today.Monday morning: this month’s spend against budget, and the three things that need attention today.

Example: One client is pacing at 118% of its monthly budget. The other 13 are on track.

Example: Google, Meta and TikTok spend for the month on one page, with open alerts underneath.

Example: Unpublished budget change on a Google campaign: $140 a day overspent. Fix ready for approval.

Example: A Meta campaign capped at $2,500 this month is on track to finish at $2,950.

Example: Cost per lead on a LinkedIn campaign doubled overnight, from $64 to $131.

Example: A TikTok campaign set to launch Monday has no conversion tag — flagged before a dollar is spent.

Every problem comes with the fix. Nothing changes in an ad account until someone on your team approves it, and every change is logged: who, what, when, before and after.
Example: Daily budget $280 → $140, saved four days ago, never published. The live campaign is still spending $280 a day.

Example: An analyst proposes a budget cut. It waits for the account lead to click Approve, then goes live and is logged.

Client-ready reports and a client view show what was caught, what it saved, and the real results checked against the client’s CRM.Show your boss and your finance team what was caught, what it saved, and how the campaigns really performed.
Example: The monthly report for one client shows three problems caught, the spend they would have wasted, and ROAS checked against the CRM.The monthly report shows three problems caught, the spend they would have wasted, and ROAS checked against your CRM.

Example: The platforms report 5.8× ROAS. The CRM shows 4.51× — 22% lower.

Example: Microsoft billed $4,212 for August. The accounts show $3,980 spent. Flagged for review.

Example: This month, per client: the unpublished draft, the campaign past its cap, the broken tag — and the spend each one would have wasted.This month: the unpublished draft, the campaign past its cap, the broken tag — and the spend each one would have wasted.

Example: A client checks pacing on a Tuesday instead of waiting for the monthly PDF.

Bid tools tune campaigns that are already running. Dashboards show the numbers after the fact. Here is what happens to the everyday mistakes.
| The mistake | Claresto | Ad platforms’ own tools | Reporting dashboards |
|---|---|---|---|
| A budget change saved but never published | Flagged within minutes | Visible only inside that platform’s drafts | Not shown |
| A campaign past its budget cap | Alert, across all six platforms | One platform at a time | Seen after the money is spent |
| A broken tracking tag | Alert, plus a check before launch | Diagnostics per platform | Shows up as a drop in conversions |
| An invoice that doesn’t match the spend | Matched line by line | — | — |
| Who changed what | One log across all six platforms | Separate history in each platform | — |
| Fixing the problem | One click, after your approval | By hand, platform by platform | — |
Claresto reads your ad accounts. It never changes anything on its own — a fix goes live only after someone on your team clicks Approve, and every change is logged.
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