The enforcement terms Meta applies to your ads — that it never defines for you. Built from 119 Graph API fields, 6,000+ monitored ad accounts, and three years of proprietary enforcement data.
Enforcement behavior is the gap between what Meta's policy says and what its enforcement system actually does. Two accounts running identical creative can face different outcomes — based on account history, vertical, and account-level signals Meta never publishes. Most unexplained rejections live in this gap.
Read the full definition →When Meta rejects your ad, you see Policy Violation. Its enforcement system records something different — machine-readable violation codes and rejection rationale, stored in API fields (issues_info, ad_review_feedback) that Meta never renders in Ads Manager. ComplyAi queries 119 of these fields across 6 endpoint categories.
Read the full definition →Most account restrictions don't arrive without warning signals. A compliance signal is any measurable indicator — ad activity, funding pressure, account trajectory — that predicts whether an account will face restriction or suspension. ComplyAi monitors 36 compliance signals across five scoring pillars, before Meta takes action.
Read the full definition →Step-by-step guides for suspended or restricted Meta ad accounts — mapped to the exact violation codes that triggered the flag.
Explore recovery →CBD, supplements, GLP-1, financial services, and gaming — the enforcement patterns Meta applies by vertical that it never documents.
Browse verticals →Recovery, Protection, Growth — the three situations where enforcement intelligence turns into uninterrupted spend.
See solutions →Connect your Meta account and we'll show you which of the signals defined here are already active — what's elevated, what's likely to trigger, and what's keeping your spend running.