8 May, 2026

• Pick specific campaigns and put them on their own report page. Add a new Campaign Performance page, choose any number of campaigns from the picker, and the page renders just those: a row of summary KPIs, a trend chart with up to four metrics overlaid, and a per-campaign breakdown table underneath.
• The picker is empty until you fill it. No noise from 200 archived campaigns the client doesn't care about. Search, tick the ones you want, done.
• Works on every platform and on portfolio reports. Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft, and any combination of those four inside a portfolio report. In a portfolio the picker groups campaigns by account so you can pick a Google campaign next to a Meta one and have them sit on the same page.
• The KPI tiles use the same period-over-period maths as the rest of the report. Deltas are recomputed from the summed totals across your picks rather than averaged, so a click-through rate or a CPA across four campaigns reads correctly instead of being a soft average of percentages.
• AI commentary writes the narrative. Click Generate and Pace drafts a paragraph from the actual numbers — what scaled, what slowed, where the budget moved.
• Add the page more than once in the same report. One page covering branded search, another for prospecting, a third for the launch you ran last week — three Campaign Performance pages in one report, each tracking a different set of campaigns.

Trend chart is drawn from the top 50 campaigns by spend in the report period. If you pick something outside that set, its KPI tile and table row still render — just not the trend line, which the chart calls out inline.

The /portfolios page picks up the same toolbar controls as /accounts. Switch between This Month and Last Month, hide columns you don't care about, and sort by spend, pace, or name. Choices stick across reloads.