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Agency account overview
Model, fit, and onboarding at a glance.
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Facebook agency ad account
Meta setup, ownership rules, and support scope.
Google Ads agency account
MCC setup, verification context, and operating fit.
TikTok agency account
Qualification, onboarding, and support for TikTok Ads.
Management and appeals support
Resolve restrictions and run daily operations.
Optimization and reporting
Improve performance with clear reporting cadence.
Customer-owned model
Who owns what, and who controls access.
Eligibility and compliance
Who we support, and when we decline.
How onboarding works
Steps, documents, handoff, and timing.
Payment and funding
Published payment methods and fee notes.
Support and escalation
Support scope and escalation boundaries.
Resource guides
Open a guide and route to the right next step.
Evaluate providers
Use buyer-safe criteria before onboarding.
Questions before onboarding
Ask these due-diligence questions first.
Google Ads audit checklist
Review structure, billing, and policy signals.
TikTok payment troubleshooting
Fix payment failures and map escalation.
Get quote
Share platform, market, and support context for fit review.
Privacy policy
See how data is used and protected.
Terms of service
Review service boundaries and responsibilities.
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Facebook access path
When Facebook onboarding depends on Business Manager access, payment control, and recovery rights, weak structure shows up fast. This page is for teams that need those parts clarified before launch.
Why this capability exists
If the operating team cannot explain who owns the Business Manager, who keeps recovery email access, and who funds the ad account, the account becomes harder to diagnose later.
Portcast treats verification and access as a structural topic. The point is to document the owner, payer, and operator roles early enough that launch does not create hidden recovery risk.
Proof 01
Where confusion starts
If the team cannot explain who owns the Business Manager, who controls recovery email access, and who funds the ad account, the relationship is already unstable.
That is why this page should be read beside the customer-owned account model, not in isolation.
Proof 02
Before launch
The safest onboarding path is the one where access levels, funding logic, and operator roles are documented before campaigns become business-critical.
Use the onboarding explanation when the question is sequence, information collection, and handoff.
Proof 03
What Portcast can do
Portcast can help map a cleaner operating structure and point the buyer into the right trust pages, but it does not replace the need for a documented owner and reliable access governance.
If the category or entity quality is uncertain, the next move should be the eligibility and compliance review.
FAQ
No. The model stays anchored to customer control. Portcast can support setup and operations, but the ownership boundary remains explicit.
No. This page explains structure and preparation. It does not promise Meta verification or approval outcomes.
Usually: review customer-owned account model, then how onboarding works, then move to get quote if the setup still fits the supported path.
Next step
Bring the ownership, Business Manager, funding, and admin context into the fit review so Portcast can judge whether the Facebook setup is supportable.