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Ryze connects to Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, TikTok, Snapchat, Reddit, OpenAI Ads, Pinterest, Criteo, StackAdapt and Thrad under Integrations. In chat the agent works with all of them. Managed Campaigns and the Ads Performance dashboard cover Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, TikTok, Snapchat, Reddit and OpenAI Ads; Pinterest, Criteo, StackAdapt and Thrad are available in chat only. See Connect other ad platforms.
Yes — you decide what needs your sign-off. In the Ryze chat, the Tool approvals setting in the composer controls it: Manual approve (every tool that touches your data needs approval), Approve write & delete (reads run freely, changes need approval) or Skip all approvals (the agent runs every tool on its own). It’s set to Skip all approvals by default — switch it if you want to sign off on changes. In Claude, set write and delete tools to Needs approval — see Permissions & Approvals.
Ask in chat — describe the brand, format, and style. See AI Ad Creatives.
Once a week. Ryze checks each competitor you track for new ads, and if you’ve turned on alerts, emails you a summary when one launches something new. You can also click Re-sync on the Competitor Ads page at any time. See Competitor Ads.
Yes. Use Schedules in the sidebar: the agent runs the task daily, weekly, monthly or once at a set time, in a fresh chat, and sends you the result by email or Slack. Each run costs credits per AI step, so keep the scope tight. See Scheduled Tasks.
It acts directly in your connected accounts through the official APIs — creating campaigns, adjusting budgets, bids, keywords and creatives. In chat, changes follow your Tool approvals setting (or “Needs approval” in Claude). Improvements the agent finds on its own come to your Inbox for sign-off, and Managed Campaigns act on their own inside the mandate you set. New campaigns then go through the platform’s own review (about a business day on Google).
Yes. Use the + button in the chat composer → Attach files to upload images (JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF, up to 10 MB each, 3 per message) or documents (PDF, DOCX, XLSX/XLS, CSV, TXT or MD, up to 20 MB each, 3 per message) from your computer, choose them from Media, or pick Google Docs, Sheets and Slides with Upload from Drive. Images from Google Drive aren’t supported — upload them directly. Product photos and videos you want reused across creatives go to Media in the sidebar (see Media library). The agent can also hand you files back — for example a CSV feed.
Deck reports download as PDF, can be sent by email, and can be shared by link; Dashboard reports are shared by link only. Excel/XLSX export isn’t available; for a spreadsheet, ask the agent for the data as a table and paste it into your sheet.
Ryze isn’t read-only by design, but you control changes: keep Tool approvals on Manual approve or Approve write & delete (or write and delete tools on Needs approval in Claude), and reject anything you don’t want in your Inbox. If you need a hard guarantee, connect a Google or Meta login that only has read access.
Not on its own. In chat, the agent changes only what you ask for, following your Tool approvals setting. A Managed Campaign always builds its own campaign, named “your campaign name [Managed by Ryze]”, in the ad account you picked. Your existing campaigns are never paused, edited or reused — the agent only reads the last 90 days of the account to learn what worked. If one of your campaigns already targets the same landing page, keywords or audience, the agent leaves it alone and names the overlap in Progress so you can decide.
  • Managed Campaign — Pause on the campaign page stops delivery. Pause first, then choose Delete from the menu if you want it gone.
  • Chat — Tool approvals in the composer is Skip all approvals by default, so the agent runs every tool on its own. Switch it to Manual approve or Approve write & delete, and press Deny on anything you don’t want.
  • Inbox proposals — nothing is applied until you click Approve. See Approvals.
  • To cut access completely — disconnect the ad account under Integrations with the trash icon.
Yes. By default, creating the campaign authorizes the agent to launch it. To approve first, write “Don’t launch without my approval” in Anything the agent should know? when you create it. The agent builds everything paused, marks the campaign Needs your input and waits. Review the ads in your ad account (or on the campaign page), then give your go in the reply box on the campaign page. See Managed Campaigns.
When the Paid Ads subscription for the workspace ends, each live Managed Campaign is paused on the ad platforms at its next scheduled check (the Next check date on the campaign page). Until then it keeps running and spending as set up — so press Pause on the campaign before you cancel if you want ads to stop right away. Nothing is deleted. While the plan is inactive the Ads section is locked; once you resubscribe, Resume turns the campaign back on.
For Google Ads — yes. Attach a CSV of your customers (email or phone) in chat and ask the agent: it creates a Customer Match list, uploads the contacts (they’re hashed before they reach Google) and can use the list for targeting or exclusions. Changes follow your Tool approvals setting.