To make a Facebook ads report with AI, connect an AI assistant to your ad account through the Madgicx MCP and ask for the report in one prompt. The assistant reads your account totals and one row per campaign for the dates you name, then writes the summary, the table and the comparison for you.
TL;DR
- One prompt gives you account totals, a campaign table and a comparison with the previous period.
- The numbers are Meta's own totals and rates for the dates you choose: spend, results, cost per result, ROAS, CTR, CPM and frequency.
- Each figure is one total per account or campaign for the period. For a trend, ask for each week or month as its own period.
- The prompt only reads. Nothing in your account changes unless you ask for a change and confirm it.
- It takes a few minutes instead of an hour of exports and spreadsheets.
Who this is for
- Media buyers who send a weekly or monthly performance summary.
- Agency account managers who write client reports for several ad accounts.
- Founders who want a plain-English read of last month without opening Ads Manager.
Connect your AI assistant to Meta ads
Ask about your ad accounts in plain words. Every change waits for your yes. Included in the 7-day free trial.
Try for Free ($0 Trial)The prompt to paste
Make a Facebook ads report for my ad account [account name] for last month. Start with three sentences on how the month went. Then show the account totals: spend, results, cost per result, ROAS, CTR, CPM and frequency. Then show one row per campaign, sorted by spend, with the same columns. Compare every figure with the month before and point out the three biggest changes. Do not change anything in the account.
Follow-ups that work well:
Now show the same table for the last 7 days and the 7 days before that.
Write this as a short email to a client, with the table at the end.
Only include campaigns whose name contains [text].
The prompt works in any AI assistant connected to the Madgicx MCP. If you have not set one up yet, connect your AI assistant first; it takes a few minutes.
What the MCP reads
- Your ad accounts. It lists the accounts you can reach, with their currency and time zone, so the assistant picks the right one.
- Account totals for the dates you set. Spend, impressions, reach, clicks, results by type and video views, as one total for the period.
- One row per campaign. Spend, CTR, frequency, ROAS and cost per result for each campaign that delivered in the period, calculated by Meta.
For a comparison, the assistant reads the same figures a second time for the earlier period and lines the two up.
What the answer looks like
You get a short written summary first: how spend and results moved, and which campaigns drove the change. Below it is a table with one row per campaign and a column per metric, then a list of the biggest changes against the earlier period, each with the campaign it came from.
The figures are totals for the dates you chose, not a day-by-day chart. If you want a trend line, ask for each week as a separate period and have the assistant put them side by side. Check the first report against Ads Manager for the same dates, so you know the two match before you send anything to a client.
Exporting or sharing the report
The report comes back as text and a table, so you can copy it into a spreadsheet or an email. To send it to a client as a link or PDF, Madgicx's client reports do that. Meta's own Ads Reporting lets you start from a report template and export it from Ads Manager.
What to do next
A report tells you what moved. These pages help you find out why:
- Look at ROAS by campaign and CPA by campaign for the campaigns that changed most.
- Find wasted ad spend in campaigns, ad sets and ads that spent without results.
- If results fell, ask why performance dropped and check the change log for that period.
- If you also run Google Ads, make one report for Facebook and Google ads in the same chat.
Changes happen only after you confirm
This prompt only reads your account. If the report leads you to ask for a change, such as pausing a campaign or lowering a budget, the assistant first shows you the exact change, with the amount in your account's currency, and waits for you to confirm. Nothing changes until you say yes.
Try it on your own account
The Madgicx MCP comes with a Madgicx subscription, and the 7-day free trial includes it. If you send reports to clients every week, Madgicx's client reports put Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Shopify and Klaviyo data in one place and share by link or PDF.
FAQ
How do I create a Facebook ads report?
Yes. Once an AI assistant is connected to your ad account through an MCP server, it can read your results and write the report from them. You give the dates and the format, and it does the rest.
Can I download the report?
Copy the table the assistant writes into a spreadsheet or email. For a file from Meta, use Meta's Ads Reporting in Ads Manager. For a shareable link or PDF, use Madgicx's client reports.
Is there a template?
The prompt above is the template: paste it, change the account name and dates, and keep or drop columns. For a client layout, see Facebook ads report metrics and template for clients.
Are the numbers the same as in Ads Manager?
They come from Meta's own reporting for the dates you choose, including Meta's calculated rates such as ROAS and cost per result. Compare the first report with Ads Manager for the same dates and settings before you rely on it.
Can it break results down by day, age or placement?
Not through the Madgicx MCP today. Results come as one total per account, campaign, ad set or ad for each period you ask for, so ask for several periods to see a trend.
Will the assistant change anything while it makes the report?
No. Reading results never changes your account, and any change you ask for later waits for your confirmation.
Can I make reports for several ad accounts?
Yes. The assistant can read every ad account you can reach. See how to manage multiple ad accounts from one chat.
