I used to spend way too much time checking if my dayparting schedules were actua
By Michael Erickson Facchin · June 29, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
I used to spend way too much time checking if my dayparting schedules were actually running the way I planned.
Open reports. Check logs. Compare dates. Repeat.
So we made it easier.
Now, inside Dayparting Automations, I can instantly see a visual timeline of every bid adjustment made over the last 30 days.
The biggest benefit? Confidence.
I no longer have to guess whether my schedules are firing correctly. I can quickly spot when bids were increased, when they were lowered, and how often automations were triggered.
This makes it much easier to:
- Audit dayparting schedules
- Catch setup mistakes faster
- Verify budget shifts during peak hours
- Understand automation behavior at a glance
- Save time on manual checks
Instead of digging through rows of data, I get a clear picture of what's happening with my bidding strategy.
More visibility. Better control over automated bidding.
That's exactly how dayparting should work.
P.S. If your bids are changing at 2 AM, you probably want to know about it.
We can always jump on a free tour together.