How to check Profit Signal in Meta
Once Profit Signal is enabled on your Meta connection, Littledata adds the profit of each order to the purchase event as net_revenue. This guide shows you how to confirm Meta is receiving it, and what else Meta needs before you can optimize on profit.
Confirm Meta is receiving profit
Why Profit can still be greyed out in Ads Manager
Receiving net_revenue is the first requirement, not the only one. Before the Profit option becomes selectable, Meta also wants:
At least 3 distinct profit values across your purchase events
At least 200 conversions in the last 28 days
Up to 7 days to activate once the data is flowing
Until all of those are met, Profit stays greyed out in Ads Manager with a warning icon, even if your purchase volume looks healthy.
If the Profit card is not showing as available
Work through these in order:
Check the connection. Profit Signal is enabled per destination. Confirm Meta is one of the destinations you selected in the Littledata app.
Check for new orders. Historical orders are not backfilled. You need purchases that happened after Profit Signal was switched on.
Check your margins. If no margin is configured, there is no profit to send.
Give it time. Meta can take up to 7 days to light the option up after the data starts arriving.
Still stuck? Reach out to help@littledata.io and we can check what we are sending on your purchase events.
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