01 Should an Operational AI workflow use Adjust reports or raw-data exports?
Adjust's Report Service API returns aggregated reporting data in formats including JSON, CSV, Parquet, and pivoted JSON, while server callbacks and cloud storage uploads deliver permitted user-level activity. MetaCTO uses aggregated reports for portfolio trends and exception detection, then selects raw exports only when the workflow genuinely needs event-level evidence and the consent, retention, and identity boundaries are documented. Whichever path is chosen, the workflow should preserve the report dimensions, attribution window, export time, and source lineage so an operator can reconstruct the recommendation.
02 How should the workflow recover when an Adjust callback is late or unavailable?
Adjust documents that a callback endpoint returning a 5xx response or becoming unavailable may be retried up to six times over the following 24 hours, and that its callback service does not follow redirects. That retry behavior is a delivery aid, not an end-to-end processing guarantee. MetaCTO designs the receiving endpoint to acknowledge safely, persist an immutable event key, deduplicate retries, monitor lateness, and reconcile against a parallel cloud storage export when the business process cannot tolerate gaps.
03 Can an AI agent change campaign spend or customer treatment directly from Adjust attribution?
Adjust can supply attributed activity, cost, revenue, and protection signals, but those measurements do not prove that a campaign caused the downstream result. MetaCTO treats them as evidence. The workflow joins approved CRM and finance context, checks freshness and coverage, explains the source conflict, and routes material spend, suppression, or audience changes to the accountable owner. Only the approved action is written to the campaign or engagement system, with the input evidence and decision recorded.
04 How should Adjust access and server-to-server event submission be governed?
Adjust separates Admin, Editor, Reader, and custom permission levels, and its S2S Security supports scoped tokens for event, session, or ad-revenue submission. MetaCTO keeps configuration, reporting, and event-sending identities separate; stores tokens in a secrets manager; limits each workflow to the apps and actions it needs; and rotates credentials through a controlled change process. Submitted events also pass taxonomy, timestamp, device-identifier, and consent checks before they can influence an operational decision.
05 What is the safe way to introduce Adjust Conversion Rules into a governed workflow?
Adjust's Conversion Rules are an enabled Protect capability with Test, Live, and Pause states. Test results can flag rejected or unverified activity without changing the attribution source, while a Live rule can change attribution results. MetaCTO first compares test output with the approved policy and historical evidence, requires a named owner to authorize the move to Live, monitors the resulting attribution mix, and keeps a pause-and-investigate path. An AI system may summarize exceptions or propose a rule change, but it should not publish or reactivate the rule on its own.