Diagnose Stale Performance After Sync
Symptom checklist for stale performance after sync: auth, credits, structure, or expected PAUSED behavior.
When stale performance after sync appears, capture UI state and tier so support (or you) can isolate the fault.
- ✓Checklist for stale performance after sync: (1) OAuth scopes and correct customer ID, (2) Starter/Growth/Enterprise campaign or sync limits, (3) whether empty sync is a credit or tracking issue, (4) MCP PAT vs OAuth mismatch if using hosted MCP.
- ✓Fix the AdsDoneEasy path; do not invent auto-bid or live Meta workarounds.
- ✓Re-test after one change; avoid stacking MCP, OAuth, and bid edits.
- ✓Publish stays PAUSED; AdsDoneEasy does not auto-bid; Google bills media spend.
Why this matters
Layer isolate: diagnose-stale-performance
Split auth, limits, sync, and publish when fixing stale performance after sync.
PAUSED vs failure
Confirm expected PAUSED behavior before treating stale performance after sync as broken live publish.
Credits check diagnose-stale-performance
Verify sync/Optimize credits when diagnosing stale performance after sync.
Steps
Reproduce
Capture UI state and customer ID for stale performance after sync.
Check product constraints
Verify PAUSED publish, tier limits, and no-auto-bid expectations.
Apply one fix
Repair OAuth, credits, structure, or MCP auth for stale performance after sync.
Verify
Re-sync or re-test, then document the fix for stale performance after sync.
Frequently asked questions
Is auto-bid included when running stale performance after sync?
Will stale performance after sync publish live campaigns automatically?
Is Google media spend inside the SaaS price for stale performance after sync?
What should I capture when stale performance after sync fails?
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