Reading campaign performance
Reach, spend, and conversions sync back into your Campaigns list automatically, so you can check in without opening Meta's own ads manager.
Why this matters
You shouldn't need two separate apps open just to know whether an ad is working. Performance numbers appearing right in Slava means one place to check, alongside everything else about your marketing.
What syncs back
ReachHow many people saw the ad.
ConversionsActions taken — clicks, messages, or bookings, depending on your objective.
SpendWhat's actually been spent so far against your daily budget.
Checking a campaign
- Open Meta Ads
Your campaigns list shows every one you've published.
- Check the numbers
Reach, conversions, and spend update on a regular sync from Meta.
- Pause if needed
Toggle a campaign off from its card — it stops spending on Meta's side the same moment it stops in Slava.
Revenue and ROI aren't shown yet for Meta-synced campaigns — Slava tracks real spend and reach, but doesn't fabricate a return figure until bookings can be reliably linked back to a specific campaign.
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