> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.adalysis.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.adalysis.com/tools/budget/auto-manage.md).

# Auto manage

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When you define a monthly target, Adalysis suggests a daily budget split for the campaigns based on your preferred performance goal.&#x20;

Applying the recommended campaign budget breakdown **doesn't guarantee** the monthly target will be met or not exceeded. This is because the campaigns behave differently every day.

The **Auto manage** tool reviews spend daily and recalculates the ideal daily budget values. This saves you from manually monitoring or making changes yourself.

The ideal budget split is determined by your goals and limits, as well as each campaign's performance and potential based on spend.

### Enabling Auto manage — Account level

You can activate **Auto manage** under **Budget** > **Manage**. Don't forget to set your monthly target first.

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* [x] Set a performance goal for your campaign.
* [x] Define a maximum percentage change for budget adjustments.
* [x] Choose which days budgets can be updated on.

Once enabled, you'll see a confirmation on the individual account screen and the multi-account **Audit & Budget** view.

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### Enabling Auto manage — Budget groups

Auto manage is also available for subsets of your campaigns, called [budget groups](/tools/budget/budget-groups.md). You can find these settings under **Budgets** > **Budget groups**.

When you create your group, make sure you choose **Allocation**.

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Next, define your target budget and activate **Auto manage** from its column.

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### Daily budget value limits

Budget limits mean you can define minimum and/or maximum daily budget thresholds. These limits guide the budget recommendations and can be found on **Budgets** > **Manage**.

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### Daily stop

If you prefer not to use the Auto manage tool, but you still want to control the spend, the **Daily stop** tool can help.

It'll monitor campaign spend twice an hour and pause it once it exceeds its daily budget. The campaign is then re-enabled the next day, shortly after midnight in the time zone of the account.&#x20;

[Find out more](/tools/budget/daily-stop.md)

### Future targets & rollover

Adalysis allows you to define your targets up to 12 months in advance, both at the account and [budget group](/tools/budget/budget-groups.md) level. There's also an option to [upload ](/tools/budget/bulk-updates.md)targets using a CSV file for up to three months in advance.

Rollover lets you specify how any underspent or overspent budget should be allocated in the following month.&#x20;

[Find out more](/tools/budget/future-targets-and-rollover.md)


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