Explicit opt in or opt out
The launch sends enroll_status with the creative, including when you reuse an existing post or creative ID.
Multi-advertiser ads
Meta can show your ad next to other advertisers. That is useful for some shopping setups and wrong for a brand-safe test. AdManage sets the enroll status on the launch instead of leaving Meta's default.
multiAdvertiser: OPT_OUT
Shopping launches that want partner inventory switch the batch to OPT_IN. Reused creatives get the same flag, so old posts do not inherit a surprise default.
Multi-advertiser
The enroll status is a launch flag
What it does
The launch sends enroll_status with the creative, including when you reuse an existing post or creative ID.
Brand-safe accounts stay opted out. Shopping accounts that want the inventory can opt in on the batch.
Keep the account opted out, then opt a single catalog test in without changing the rest of the launch.
Why this exists
Some clients want the extra reach. Others will reject an ad that appears next to unknown advertisers. That choice belongs on the launch.
Boosting an existing post without setting enroll status is how an old creative picks up a new Meta default.
How it runs
Opt in for shopping inventory, or opt out for brand-safe tests.
One catalog ad can opt in while the rest of the batch stays out.
The enroll status goes with the creative, including reused ads.
FAQ
Meta can show your ad in placements alongside other advertisers. AdManage lets you opt in or out at launch instead of inheriting a default after publish.
Yes. Set the batch to opt out. That enroll status is sent with new creatives and with reused existing ads.
Yes. Use a batch default, then override the multi-advertiser flag on a single row.
Yes. AdManage attaches the enroll status when publishing with an existing creative or post ID, not only on net-new uploads.