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Hear about changes in Slack or Microsoft Teams, let an agency's client approve from one link, and run every network from an AI assistant under the same rules.
Zinn® Ads can tell your team in Slack or Microsoft Teams, let an agency's client approve changes from a link, and be run from an AI assistant. Each works with the same rules as the dashboard: approve-first, your ceilings, and a 30-day Undo.
On the Zinn® Ads screen, add a Slack or Microsoft Teams channel (its incoming-webhook address) and choose what it hears: what needs you, what was changed (each with its Undo link) and the watch alerts. Press Send test to check it. An organisation can add up to 10 channels. A message carries a short list and a link to the full one; the daily e-mail has everything. If a channel stops accepting messages, the screen says why in plain words.
An agency on the Agency plan can give a client one link that expires and can be withdrawn. The client opens it on the agency's own panel address, under the agency's brand, sees only the changes waiting on their own accounts, and approves or rejects each one, giving their name (and a reason to reject).
An AI assistant connected to your account over MCP can do what you can do on the screen, across every network you connected: set the objective, create and preview your own rules, start and read experiments, propose a budget move between networks, list conflicting negatives, and ask questions about your accounts in plain words. Every change it proposes goes through approve-first, your ceilings and the kill switch, with the same permissions you gave it.
While an organisation's Zinn® Ads plan is unpaid or suspended, nothing that costs money runs for it. Nothing is deleted, and everything resumes by itself the moment the account is back in good standing.
Control Zinn® Ads from MCP and AI assistants on zinnads.com walks through it with screenshots of the real screens. Every Zinn® Ads guide: zinnads.com/kb.
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