To see your Facebook ads change history with AI, ask an assistant connected to your ad account to read the account's change log for the dates you choose. It lists who changed what and when, with the old and new value, for the whole account or for a single ad set, in plain language instead of a long log to scroll.
TL;DR
- The assistant reads the account change log: what changed, when, and who did it.
- Edits that change a value come with the old value and the new value.
- You can read the log for the whole account or for one ad set.
- Budget amounts in the log are recorded in cents, so ask the assistant to show budgets in your currency.
- The prompts only read. Nothing changes in your account.
Who this is for
- Media buyers who need to know what changed before results moved.
- Agency teams who share an account with clients or other people and want to see who edited what.
- Account owners reviewing changes after a handover or a contractor's work.
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Ask about your ad accounts in plain words. Every change waits for your yes. Included in the 7-day free trial.
Try for Free ($0 Trial)The prompt to paste
In my Facebook ad account [account name], read the change log for the last 14 days. Show a table with the date, who made the change, what was changed (campaign, ad set or ad name), the type of change, and the old and new value. Show budget amounts in the account's currency, not in cents. Sort by date, newest first, and group changes made by the same person on the same day.
Follow-ups that work well:
Show only changes to budgets, bids and status (paused or restarted), and tell me which one is likely to affect spend the most.
For the ad set [ad set name], show every change in the last 30 days with old and new values.
The prompt works in any AI assistant connected to the Madgicx MCP. If yours is not set up, connect your AI assistant first.
What the MCP reads
- Reads the account change log. Each entry has the time, the type of change, the name of the person who made it, the item it touched, and the old and new value.
- Reads the change log for one ad set. The same details, limited to a single ad set, for a focused look.
- Reads for the dates you set. You choose the range, and the assistant can limit how many entries it pulls.
One detail to know: the log records budget amounts in cents, which means hundredths of your account currency. Everything else the MCP returns uses your account currency. Ask the assistant to show budgets in your currency, as the prompt above does, so a budget of 50.00 is not read as 5,000.
What the answer looks like
A table with one row per change: date and time, person, the item that changed, the type of change, and the old and new value. When you ask for a summary, the assistant adds a few lines on top, such as who made the most changes in the period and which changes touched budgets, bids or status. It reads what the log shows and does not guess why a change was made.
What to do next
- If results moved, compare two periods first: why performance dropped.
- Looking for ads that stopped running? See ads that are not delivering.
- Check the setup that a change touched: check bid strategies.
Changes happen only after you confirm
Reading the change log changes nothing. If you ask the assistant to undo something it finds, for example to restore a budget or restart a paused ad, it shows you the exact change and waits for your confirmation before it runs. Not every edit in the log can be reversed through the MCP, and the assistant tells you when it cannot.
Try it on your own account
The Madgicx MCP comes with a Madgicx subscription, and the 7-day free trial includes it. Inside Madgicx, Madgicx's AI marketer audits your Facebook and Instagram account and prepares the next actions, which you approve before anything runs.
FAQ
Does it show who made a change?
Yes. Each entry in the log carries the name of the person who made the change, with the time.
Why do budgets in the log look 100 times too big?
The log records budget amounts in cents. Ask the assistant to show budgets in your account's currency, and it converts them.
Can it show the history of one ad set only?
Yes. Name the ad set and the dates, and it reads that ad set's log.
Can it show the reason behind a change?
No. The log shows what changed, when and who changed it, not why. The assistant reads the entries and does not guess a reason.
