How do I export Facebook Ads and Bing Ads to monday.com?
Learn how to export Facebook Ads and Bing Ads data to monday.com, automate reports, and map campaign metrics to board columns.
Meta Ads sync directly to monday.com; Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) can use Make or a custom API workflow. To transfer data, import Meta campaigns in monday.com, run a Microsoft Advertising report, and map its results into board items.
How do I export Facebook Ads and Bing Ads data to monday.com?
For Meta, use monday.com’s built-in Meta Ads import; for Bing, use Make’s Microsoft Advertising Reports modules to generate and download a report, then send its rows to monday.com. As checked on November 13, 2026, monday’s import can create a board of active Meta campaigns and sync daily by default; its schedule can be changed to weekly or monthly. (support.monday.com)
In monday.com, open Import data, choose Meta Ads, connect your account, select ad accounts and campaigns, and map the fields to board columns. For Bing, connect Microsoft Advertising and monday.com in Make, generate a report for the date range and level you need, and map each report row to a monday item. Make provides report-generation and download modules; the transfer may need configuration to parse the downloaded report and create or update items. (make.com)
Can I automate syncing ad data to monday.com?
Yes. monday’s Meta integration supports scheduled campaign syncing, and Make can run workflows that pass report data or new lead details to a monday board. (support.monday.com)
Use a stable key, such as platform plus campaign ID and report date, to update an existing row rather than create duplicates each run. The trade-off is setup and maintenance: report schedules, date windows, permissions, and field mappings need checking. For a live sales lead pipeline, Facebook Lead Ads is a different use case from recurring campaign-performance reporting.
Which tools or integrations connect Ads to monday.com?
| Option | Best fit | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| monday.com Meta Ads import | Importing Meta campaigns and supported metrics directly into monday | Specific to Meta; not a Bing Ads import |
| Make | Automating Microsoft Advertising reports or Facebook lead submissions into monday | Requires workflow setup; reports may need parsing before mapping |
| monday.com API with ad-platform APIs | Custom reporting rules, larger data flows, or specific update logic | Requires development and ongoing maintenance |
monday documents the Meta Ads integration and its supported fields; Make lists Microsoft Advertising Reports modules for generating and downloading reports, and a separate Facebook Lead Ads connector for new lead submissions. Don’t confuse Microsoft Advertising Conversions in Make with reporting: that connector is for uploading conversion data, while the Reports connector retrieves ad reports. (support.monday.com)
The API route suits teams that need custom transformations or have developer support. monday’s API can read and update board columns, but using it means building and maintaining the data connection yourself. (developer.monday.com)
How should I map ad fields into monday.com boards?
Create one row per campaign per reporting period for performance tracking, or one row per lead for lead handling. Use a consistent naming scheme and include the platform and reporting date so Meta and Bing records can be compared without mixing sources.
Suggested performance columns: Platform (status or dropdown), Campaign name (item name or text), Campaign ID (text), Report date (date), Spend, Impressions, Clicks, CTR, CPC, Conversions, and Conversion value (numbers). monday notes that columns are designed for particular data types, such as number columns for numeric values, so use numeric fields for metrics rather than text. (developer.monday.com)
Keep the campaign ID and date as separate fields even if the item name is readable. That makes it easier to match later syncs to the right row; confirm the reporting currency, attribution settings, and conversion definitions are consistent before comparing platforms.
