5 October, 2026

Home has a new layout, built around what needs you today. The strip across the top shows spend this month against budget, with a tick marking where spend should be by now (hover it for the figure). Next to it you'll see how many accounts are on pace and two metrics you pick yourself.

Needs attention comes next. It lists accounts that are off pace or below their daily floor, logins and data connections that have dropped, and critical alerts from the last three days that are still open. The list is ranked by how much money is at stake. Beside it, What Pace did this week counts the budget moves Pace made and, once their results are in, how many helped. Recently viewed keeps the last four accounts and portfolios you opened in this workspace.

The Accounts card puts the account furthest from its target at the top, and you can filter it to Off, Drifting or On pace. Its pace pills and Synced chip are the same ones you see on the Accounts page. Further down are Findings (click a card to open the finding), Alerts, Recent changes, a taller Performance chart and 12 industry headlines. Quick actions, Top performers and the greeting are gone.

The Overview tab on each account has a new layout. Cards sit in a tidy grid, cards in the same row are the same height, and long lists scroll inside their card. The four metric boxes match the ones above the Performance chart, and each one now has a small daily trend line and shows the dates it covers.

A new What Dot knows card shows Dot's summary of the account. Chips underneath show how many data points and days of history it's based on, plus when it was last updated. Findings keep their warm paper card. An empty card tells you what will show up there, and a card that can't load tells you that. A change that didn't go through reads Failed in Recent changes.

On the Performance chart, the fourth line is now teal, which is easier to tell apart from the other three.

Each portfolio's Overview tab now has the same layout as an account's. You get four metric boxes with daily trend lines, the accounts table from the Accounts page, and cards for Findings, Recent changes, Reports and Notes. While slower accounts are still loading, the metrics say how many have come in, for example "6 of 9 accounts so far", so you know the total isn't final yet. If a filter you set on the Accounts page is hiding some of the portfolio's accounts, a line above the table tells you, with a Clear link.

The Findings tab on a portfolio now works the same as the one on each account. It lists findings from every account in the portfolio, with an Account column showing where each one came from. When a finding comes with a fix, you can review and apply it right there. Muting works the same way, and a link to a single finding opens that finding directly.

Changing the date range on a portfolio, or a background refresh, used to send the whole page back to a loading screen. Now the page stays where it is and the numbers update in place.

When you refresh, your accounts and portfolio tables stay on screen and keep their order while new numbers arrive. Each figure updates where it sits. Once every platform has reported back, the list moves into its new order in one go. Sorting, searching and filtering still take effect straight away. If you haven't picked a sort, accounts are listed A to Z by name, so they appear in the same order every visit.

Dot can now attach a ready-made fix to a finding, for four cases: adding negative keywords to a Google Ads campaign from search terms that spent without converting, pausing a Google Ads keyword that spends without converting, pausing a Meta ad that clearly loses to another ad in the same ad set, and pausing a Meta ad that has worn out. Open the Fix column in an account's Findings tab, or "Review fix" in your inbox, to see the evidence and the exact change. For negative keywords you can untick terms and choose Phrase or Exact.

Nothing is applied until you press Apply. Pace checks the live account first, so a fix that has gone stale says so instead of running. Every fix is recorded in Changes under your name with an Undo button. Fixes only pause things or add negative keywords; they never touch budgets.

Sparks are now called Findings. They are the same cards flagging anomalies and opportunities across your accounts, now clearly from Dot. The tab on every account and portfolio is called Findings, the header icon uses Dot's mark, and the help article moved to a new address (the old link redirects). On the Changes page, the source is now one of Pace, Dot, Claude or In-platform, shown as a plain grey pill, and you can filter by any of them.

Dot now checks each of your accounts once a day, early in the morning in that account's own timezone, so what it finds is waiting when your day starts. The frequency and run-time settings are gone, leaving a single on/off switch. Accounts you connect from now on have Findings switched on by default. Accounts you already have keep their current setting.

If you edited a campaign from its gear menu, the page could stop responding once you closed the edit window. Budget fields and gear menus wouldn't react until you reloaded. Campaign and ad edits now leave the page working as normal, on every platform.