Overview
What Lumy is connected to, and what he is allowed to do without asking.
Connect your ad accounts
Lumy is in your Slack. He needs read access to the accounts he watches. One approval covers both, and you can take it back at any time.
You will be sent to Windsor, the data provider Lumy reads through, and then to Meta — and to Google, if you use it — to approve access. You come straight back here and Lumy picks the account up himself.
Lumy still does not see your account?
This is the fallback, not the usual path. Give him the ad account ID from Meta Ads Manager, or the customer ID from the top right of Google Ads.
What happens next
Lumy reads the account, and sends you the first thing worth your attention in Slack. One finding, not a report.
Integrations
What Lumy is plugged into, and what is on the way.
Permissions
Everything unticked still happens, it just happens after you say yes. Ticking a box only removes the question, never the report.
What Lumy can never do from a click
Changing budgets and creating new campaigns, ads or audiences are not on this list and cannot be added to it. Those move money or make new things, so they need a confirmation with the number in front of you. Lumy will propose them; he will not execute them on a single tap.
What counts as a result
Lumy reads your numbers either way. Without this he can tell you what a number is, but not whether it is good, so he will say so instead of guessing.
Your business model
The conversion that matters
Your website
The address your ads send people to. Lumy checks what measurement actually loads there for your visitors, which is not always what the ad account reports.
Account
Connection, billing and the way out.
Slack connection
Lumy is connected to this workspace. Disconnecting revokes his token at Slack, so he stops reading and writing immediately. Your ad account and permissions stay saved for when you come back.
One thing to know before you disconnect: the link to this panel arrives as a message from Lumy in Slack. Once he is disconnected he cannot send it, so come back through adlume.co and install him again. This session stays open either way.
Ad account
Connected through Windsor. Disconnecting keeps Lumy in your Slack but stops every scan until you connect an account again. Reconnecting sends you to Windsor for a fresh authorisation, which is also how you move Lumy to a different ad account.
Google Ads account
Read through the same Windsor connection as Meta. Disconnecting stops Lumy from looking at Google and drops the Google findings he has open. Everything on Meta carries on.
Tag Manager
This is the measurement layer behind your ads. Lumy reads your container to see whether the tags you configured are the ones your pages actually load. He never changes anything on your site by himself: edits land in a draft you review, and publishing always needs your yes.
Delete account
This removes your installation, the connection to your ad account and everything Lumy has stored about your findings. It cancels nothing at Stripe, so cancel your plan there first if you have one. It cannot be undone.
Type your workspace name to confirm.