Undoing a change in Google Ads
Every change written down, most undone in one click.
The only way to trust automation is to see what it does. adall records every change to your account with who made it and why. If you don't like one, you undo it from the same line.
01 / Why it matters
"Who changed this?"
A budget changes, a campaign pauses, a keyword appears, and nobody remembers why. Google's own change history is technical and scattered, and undoing is usually manual. adall records every change in a plain sentence, with its reason.
- Blocked 12 wasted searchesadall · today 08:12↺ Undo
- Ads off between 2 and 6 amadall · yesterday 07:40↺ Undo
- Winter campaign budget €5 → €7You · yesterday 14:05↺ Undo
02 / How it works
How it works
Step 1
Open Recent changes
Tap the adall symbol in the panel; the last 7 days' changes are listed.
Step 2
Who and why
Each line says who made the change and why.
Step 3
Undo
Tap Undo on the line you want to reverse. Older changes are in the full change history.
03 / What you get
What you get
One-click undo
Budget, pause and keyword changes are undone in one click.
Honest about limits
Some changes, such as creating an ad or deleting a campaign, can't be undone; those lines have no button.
Before and after
The value before and after is shown side by side; you don't have to guess what changed.
One record for the team
What you, your team and adall did appears in the same list.
04 / Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
How long are changes kept?
The last 7 days show in Recent changes right away; older records are in the full change history.
Does undo reverse it in Google too?
Yes. Undo restores the change in your Google Ads account and records that too.
What about changes I make by hand in Google Ads?
The list shows what adall and the panel did. Your own changes are respected: for example, if you touched a campaign the spending brake paused, adall doesn't switch it back on by itself the next day.
Is there an undo right after each change too?
Yes. The Undo in the message that appears right after a change does the same job.
No ad know-how needed to try it.
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