# Get account health (adsap_get_account_health)

Runs a health check on a Meta ad account and returns a scorecard.

Canonical: https://adsap.ai/docs/tools/adsap_get_account_health
Updated: 2026-09-13

**Platform:** Meta · **Read or write:** Read · **Plan:** All plans · **Consumes a task:** No · **Preview supported:** No

## What it does

Runs a health check on a Meta ad account and returns a scorecard. It covers account status, payment health, Business Manager verification, pixel health, connected assets, ad volume limits and attribution consistency. Use it as the foundation for an audit or a readiness check before launching.

## Parameters

Descriptions are shortened from the tool schema. Your assistant sees the full text.

| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| `ad_account_id` | string | Yes | Must include act_ prefix. |

## Example prompts

- "Is this ad account healthy enough to launch on?"
- "Run a health check on account act_123456789."
- "Are there any payment or verification problems on my account?"

## Related tools

- `adsap_get_account_activities`: Retrieve change log for a Meta ad account: budget changes, status toggles, ad creation/deletion, billing events, policy actions.
- [`adsap_get_account_summary`](/tools/adsap_get_account_summary): Structural snapshot of a Meta ad account: campaign counts by status/objective, ad set counts, active ad count, budget allocation, top...
- [`adsap_get_insights`](/tools/adsap_get_insights): Retrieve aggregated spend and performance metrics for accounts, campaigns, ad sets, or ads over a date range.
- [`adsap_get_insights_breakdown`](/tools/adsap_get_insights_breakdown): Live Meta API call: get spend and performance metrics sliced by demographic or placement dimensions (age, gender, platform, country).
- `adsap_list_experiments`: List an ad account's Meta experiments / ad studies (live from Meta): A/B split tests and conversion-lift studies, with type, status...

## Guide

Read [Insights and reporting](/guides/insights) for the workflow around this tool, and the [Tool reference](/tools) for every tool.