Ask any team that has tried to automate their ads why the project stalled and you will rarely hear about algorithms. You will hear about access: a search giant's developer token stuck in review, a social platform's app audit that wants screencasts of a product that does not exist yet, scopes that expire mid-quarter.
AstroFabric routes ad operations through managed partner credentials: the platform approvals, partner statuses and developer tokens are held on our side, once, for everyone. Your customers connect an ad account with an OAuth click. No app of yours goes through review anywhere.
Write access that assumes failure
Read paths are easy to trust. Write paths are where a bug spends money, so pushes are bounded by construction:
- Drafts are generated with evidence and land in your queue over a webhook.
- Approved campaigns are created on the platform in a paused state.
- On platforms that cannot guarantee a paused create, the campaign is created at the platform's floor budget, paused, read back to confirm, and only then restored to the intended budget. An unconfirmed pause cancels the push outright.
- Activation is a separate, explicit API call that proves ownership first.
The worst case is priced in cents, and the audit trail says exactly who did what.
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