31 Mar, 2026

6 updates shipped in Pace.

🚀 New

Change history: see who made each change at a glance

Profile avatars in change history. Every change now shows the team member's Google profile photo and a formatted name (e.g. "Jordan P.") instead of a raw email.
The User and Date & Time columns are now separate, giving each piece of information its own space.

🚀 New

The changes tab on account and portfolio pages now includes a 7-day summary card with a sparkline chart, total change count, and breakdowns by platform, account, or campaign group.
The summary always shows the last 7 days regardless of the date range you select for the table below, so you can gauge recent activity without changing filters.

🚀 New

Your Slack and email reports now include a breakdown of every change made to your account during the week: budget adjustments, status changes (pause/enable), and more.
The summary distinguishes between automated changes made by Pace and manual changes made by your team, so you always know what happened and why.

🚀 New

Your Slack and email reports now show the same "Pace %" you see in the dashboard, color-coded so you can tell at a glance whether accounts are on pace (green), slightly off (yellow), or significantly off (red).
Schedule-aware. If you pace only on weekdays, the calculation adjusts automatically, just like it does in the app.

🚀 New

Know instantly when Google flags your ads. Pace now monitors your Google Ads accounts for policy violations and alerts you via Slack, email, or in-app notification when ads or assets are disapproved or restricted. No more surprise drops in delivery.
Each alert tells you which ad or asset is affected, the specific policy issue (broken links, trademark violations, restricted content, etc.), and which campaign it belongs to.
Smart deduplication. You'll only be notified when new issues appear or existing ones change, so your inbox stays clean.
Available on Pro plans and above. Enable "Ad Policy Issues" in Settings > Alerts.

🚀 New

When your LinkedIn account exceeds its budget cap, Pace now correctly pauses entire campaigns instead of individual ad sets, matching what you see in the LinkedIn Ads Manager. Campaign names appear in the change log so you know exactly what was paused.