19 Feb, 2026

Pace now has an assistant you can ask about your accounts, in plain English. It works across Google, Meta, LinkedIn and Microsoft Ads, and can pull account overviews, week-on-week comparisons, campaign breakdowns and trends over time to answer you. Open it from an account page and it already knows that account's goals, budget and context. Type @ to bring in any other account by name.

You can watch it reason before it answers, and it suggests a few follow-up questions afterwards. Conversations are saved and searchable. You can copy an answer, rate it, ask for another go, expand the panel to full screen, or export the whole chat as a Markdown report. Cmd+I opens it. This is the assistant that grew into Dot.

Pace now keeps each account's best-ever day and month for seven metrics: CPA, conversions, CTR, CPC, spend, clicks and impressions. When one is beaten, you hear about it in Slack and by email. Records live on each account's page, and Pace went back through the last 90 days to fill them in from the start.

Send one account's alerts to its own Slack channel instead of the workspace default. Useful when each client has a channel.

If an account is noisy, you can also mute all of its alerts from its settings. Pacing and reports keep running as normal.

Accounts now load one platform at a time as each is ready, so you see results in three to five seconds instead of waiting up to 30 for everything. On a return visit your accounts show straight away and refresh quietly in the background.