3 updates shipped in Pace.
Sort your accounts or portfolios by Pace and the ones with no pace to show now sit at the bottom, whichever way you sort. Under to Over starts with the account furthest behind.
A campaign group that follows its account's active days now shows those days in its settings, marked "Inherits: the account's days". A group with no budget of its own shows "Not set" for future months.
Share your referral link from Settings, Billing. The team you refer gets a 30-day free trial (with a card on file, like any Pace trial) and 25% off their first 3 months. Every referred team that pays takes up to 25% off your own bill while they keep paying, though never more than they paid. Four paying referrals can cover your plan.
Past four, each extra team earns you 25% of what they pay, in cash, every month. The Billing page shows how close you are and the credit on your account. Referrals are listed as Referral 1, Referral 2 and so on, so nobody's details are shared.
For workspace owners on Basic, Pro and One.
When the owner of a Meta ad account hasn't given Pace access, Pace now says so and tells you what to do: ask the owner to grant access in Meta Business settings, then reconnect Meta from Linked Accounts. Before, you got a general error.
Creative Analysis now loads for LinkedIn accounts with a lot of campaigns or ads, and every ad shows its figures.
Every account and campaign group now has a What Pace does setting with three choices. Pace and protect is the default: Pace paces your budgets and applies your month-end setting at the monthly limit. Protect only leaves your budgets exactly as you set them, and still pauses the campaigns once the monthly budget is used. Off means Pace doesn't pace the account.
Accounts and groups you had excluded from automation are now set to Off, with nothing else changed. If you'd rather keep the safety stop, switch them to Protect only.
Invite someone as a Viewer and they can see your whole workspace but can't change any of it. That covers accounts, campaigns, groups, portfolios, reports, alerts, Sparks, the change log and forecasts. It suits a customer success team that checks pacing on client accounts but shouldn't be moving money.
Viewers can ask Dot questions, export report PDFs and connect Claude or ChatGPT with read-only access. They can't change budgets, statuses or pacing settings, run Pace Now, or apply Sparks. Controls they can't use are hidden or greyed out, and a View-only label sits in the header.
The workspace owner invites Viewers and changes roles from Settings. Viewers are free, with no limit on how many you add.