loudMerchant and SignalMint are completely right about the API batching, but there is a specific reason why the algorithm treats those batches differently.
When you build manually in the web dashboard, every single time you hit save you fire an individual request that goes through a real time classification check. If you are setting up twenty ads, you are basically poking the automated filter twenty separate times. That massively increases the surface area for a micro-trigger to flag your campaign and send it straight to the manual review queue.
When you use the Editor, you are dumping one massive structured payload straight into their asynchronous ingestion queue. From an algorithmic pattern recognition standpoint, the system evaluates the entire batch against your account trust score all at once rather than analyzing individual clicks. If the overarching pattern of the payload looks clean, the automated system just rubber stamps the whole block.
It is not that the Editor is given special VIP priority by Microsoft. It is just that programmatic batch processing bypasses the hyper sensitive real time UI filters, which naturally results in a much faster automated approval if your account is in good standing.
