7 updates shipped in Pace.
Meta accounts whose goal is a custom conversion — an event you've defined yourself, like a completed registration — showed "No daily history yet" where the goal line should be. The line now draws the last 30 days of that event, the same figure the Goal badge next to it tracks.
The 30-day trend lines from the accounts table are now on the Portfolios page too. Each portfolio shows two: a spend line that adds up daily spend across every account in it, and a goal line tracking the portfolio's primary goal, blended the same way as its goal badge.
They appear whenever the Pace and Goals columns are on, with nothing new to switch on, and step aside when you're viewing Last Month, just like on accounts. Hover any point to see that day's figure.
Expand a portfolio and each account inside it shows its own pair of lines as well, drawn at the same size and in the same spot as on the accounts page, so you can see which account is behind a bend in the blended one.
The portfolio settings cog now works the way it does on accounts too: it sits beside the portfolio name and shows when you hover the row, instead of holding a permanent column at the end.
Dot now gets to the point. It leads with the answer, keeps replies short, and drops the filler. Ask for more detail and you'll get it, but you won't have to scroll past three paragraphs to find the number you asked for.
Workspace admins can now connect any ad platform from Linked Accounts, the same page owners use. Sign in, pick the accounts you want Pace to manage, and you're set.
New workspaces can now connect Amazon Ads right from onboarding, alongside Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft, TikTok and Reddit. Pick your region, choose the accounts to manage, and set your budget and goal in the same guided flow.
The news card on your home page ran a single search, so whichever story was loudest that week tended to take over the whole card. It now runs three separate ones: platform changes, legal rulings, and paid media news.
Each story carries a label telling you which of the three it came from. Repeats of the same story filed by different outlets are removed, and no single publication can fill the card. Press releases and search-engine filler are filtered out.
The feed was also pulling stories from the wrong part of the world, with dates in a language most of you don't read. That's fixed too.
Changing a campaign's conversion goals — either picking your own or handing the campaign back to the account's defaults — could come back with an error instead of saving. It saves now.