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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://theoptimizer.io/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Inline Actions

For individual items, several actions are available directly in the table row without opening any dialog:
Campaign Hover Options
  • On/Off toggle — the toggle at the left of each row pauses or activates the item immediately.
  • Budget — if the budget cell is editable (indicated by a pencil icon on hover), click it to modify the daily or lifetime budget inline.
  • Bid — bid values can be edited inline where supported by the ad network.
Click the value, make your change, and press Enter to confirm or Escape to cancel.

Name Hover Options

Hovering over any campaign, ad set, or ad name in the table reveals three additional options to the right of the name:
OptionWhat it does
View DetailsOpens the full Details View side panel for that item
CloneStarts the cloning workflow for the campaign, ad set, or ad
Quick Details (info icon)Shows a compact popup with the campaign ID, ad account, advertising objective, budget, and bid strategy
Use Quick Details to copy a campaign ID instantly. Hover over the campaign name, click the info icon, and the ID is right there — no need to open the full campaign settings.

Bulk Actions

To act on multiple items at once, check the boxes at the left of each row. Once one or more items are selected, a floating action bar appears at the bottom of the page.
Campaign Bulk Actions
Bulk actionWhat it does
Play / PauseActivate or pause all selected items
Change BudgetApply a budget change to all selected items at once
Manage TagsAdd or remove tags on selected items
Add RulesAttach an automation rule to all selected items simultaneously
Manage / Un-ManageInclude or exclude items from TheOptimizer’s automation scope
Archive / Un-archiveArchive campaigns you no longer want displayed
Archive and Manage / Un-Manage are only available through the bulk action bar, not as inline row actions. These are higher-impact operations most commonly applied to multiple items at once, so they are intentionally kept out of the inline row to prevent accidental single-item changes.