Meta Ads for Shopify stores: run campaigns on your store's own sales

Meta reports the revenue it attributes to its ads; Shopify records the orders that were paid. Adrails reads both for the same period and keeps them apart, so you can see where they agree and where attribution windows, refunds or time zones pull them apart.

Ask which campaigns moved net sales last week, or reconcile the revenue Meta attributes with Shopify net sales for a month. Every figure in the answer quotes the source it came from.

• Gross, refunded and net Shopify revenue, with the order count
• Meta spend, results and attributed revenue per campaign
• Each store in its own currency, never converted

Adrails reads Shopify inventory and finds the ads that still send traffic to products that are out of stock. It prepares the pause with the product, the ads and what they spent since the stock ran out.

Run it as an automation and the check happens on a schedule, so a sold-out bestseller does not keep spending overnight.

Describe the launch or the promotion and name the products. The Campaign Manager returns a Meta draft with the campaign, ad sets and ads, using the product names, prices and assets you point it to.

What it creates starts paused, so nothing spends until someone switches it on, and every field stays editable at its own level.

With tracking on your store, Adrails sends signed purchases back to a Meta dataset through the Conversions API, so bidding learns from orders the pixel lost to blockers and consent.