Home dashboard — the performance chart now loads instantly on return visits
Instant on every repeat visit. The blended multi-metric chart at the top of the home dashboard now appears the moment the page opens, even if it's been days since you last checked in. The numbers you saw last time are there immediately while Pace silently pulls the latest figures in the background. When the fresh data arrives, the chart updates in place with no flash or reload.
Workspace-aware. Each workspace keeps its own cached chart, so switching between workspaces always shows the right numbers.
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Search Lens — faster, and rock-solid on the largest accounts
Built for massive accounts. Search Lens now handles accounts with hundreds of thousands of search terms without breaking a sweat. The page always loads, even on the biggest enterprise accounts.
Near-instant repeat visits. Once Search Lens has analysed an account, flipping back to it loads in a second or less for the next six hours. Hit Refresh any time to pull fresh data on demand.
Same drill-down, smarter under the hood. The table, filters, and negative-keyword workflow behave exactly the way they did before. The n-gram recommendations, conversion safety labels, and conflict warnings are all unchanged. You just don't wait for them anymore.
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Focus a portfolio report on a single platform — or a single account
KPI Summary, scoped. On any portfolio report's KPI Summary page, open the page settings and pick a platform to focus the tiles, trend chart, and summary on just that platform. Pick "All Platforms" to return to the blended portfolio view.
Drill into one account in a portfolio. If your portfolio contains multiple accounts on the same platform (e.g. five Google Ads accounts), you can now dedicate a KPI Summary page to a specific account. Handy when you want a per-client breakdown inside a portfolio-level deck. Add a second KPI Summary page and point it at a different account, and the rest of the report keeps showing the blended portfolio.
The header tells you the scope. When a page is focused on one account, the header chip shows the account name and platform icon. When it's focused on one platform, the chip shows just that platform. No more guessing what you're looking at.
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LinkedIn Professional Demographics — cleaner layout for long industry names
Long LinkedIn industry names (e.g. "Semiconductors and Microelectronics Manufacturing") now truncate neatly inside the Industry, Job Function, Seniority, and Company Size cards, with the full name appearing on hover. Numeric columns stay perfectly aligned across rows, and the "Best" performer badge always sits cleanly beside the segment name.