8 updates shipped in Pace.
Approve the connection on Google's screen and you land straight back where you started, accounts ready to link. The in-between loading screen is gone, and if something does go wrong — like the Google Ads permission being unticked — you now get a clear message on the page telling you exactly what to redo.
If you pick an ad account while getting started and then decide you'd rather begin with a different one, you can now switch right from the setup screen — no need to finish setting up an account you didn't want. Your trial carries over, and you just pick again and continue. The Help button in setup now also takes you straight to the help centre.
Turn on the new Trend column to see each account's last 30 days of spend as a mini chart, right in the account list. A dashed line marks the daily target, so overspend and underspend days stand out right away. Hover any day for the exact figure. Works on the portfolio view and grid cards too. Find it under Columns.
Your Changes tab now only shows accounts Pace is actually managing. Accounts you've linked but haven't set up yet — no budget or no campaigns included — used to add a "no changes were recommended" entry on every run. Those entries are gone, so the history is just the decisions that matter. And if you hit Pace Now on an account that isn't set up yet, Pace now tells you what to configure instead of quietly doing nothing.
The campaign table now has a rows-per-page picker. Show 15, 30, 50 or 100 campaigns at a time instead of paging through 15 at a stretch, and each account remembers your choice for next time.
On accounts with a lot of campaign groups, the overview page now shows the ones furthest off pace at the top, so you don't have to scroll past groups that are already on track. A search box helps you jump straight to a group by name, and page controls keep the list manageable once there are more than 10. Each group's pace shows right next to its spend, and when there are no reports to show alongside it, the Groups card stretches to fill the extra space. On a wide enough screen, each group also shows its daily target and remaining budget alongside spend.
Group your campaigns and you can now sort the campaign table by how each group is pacing, most overspent or most underspent first. Click the Group column header, or use the new sort menu, which also covers spend and name. Useful once an account has a handful of groups and you want the ones furthest off plan at the top.
When you add campaigns to a group, the picker now pulls your full campaign list straight from the ad platform, the same list you see in account settings. Campaigns that are paused or haven't spent recently show up too, so anything you've included is always there to pick. Reopening the picker is instant, with a quiet background refresh keeping the list current.