5 updates shipped in Pace.
π New
Give a campaign group its own weekly schedule
Set the days a campaign group should run, and Pace now paces its budget across exactly those days. Give a group weekdays only and it spreads its monthly budget over the weekdays left in the month, so its daily targets line up with when it actually serves, separate from the rest of the account. Groups you haven't set a schedule for keep following the account's.
π New
A full colour palette for your campaign groups
Campaign groups now use the same colour picker as your accounts, with twelve colours to choose from instead of five. Click the swatch next to a group's name when you create or edit it, and pick the shade you want. Your existing group colours carry over exactly as they were, so nothing looks different until you change it.
π New
In-app alerts work on their own now
You no longer need Slack or an email recipient set up to get alerts. The bell in the top bar picks them up on its own, and every alert type has its own In-app switch under Settings β Alerts, on by default. Turn one off to keep that alert out of the bell without touching how it reaches you by Slack or email.
π New
See and plan group budgets month by month
Campaign groups now get the same month-by-month budget planner as accounts. Open a group's settings and you'll see a timeline of past, current, and upcoming months, with any month you've given its own budget marked clearly. Set or clear a month right there, or line one up for a month down the road.
The groups list shows this month's budget next to each group at a glance too β including groups whose budget is set for a specific month, so a group that's fully planned no longer looks empty.
π New
Choose what's in your budgets download
The Download button on Bulk Budgets now has options. Pick whether you want accounts, campaign groups, or both. Choose which columns to keep. And set how many months ahead to include β one, three, or six.
Leave it all as-is and you get the same full file as before. Or trim it down to just the rows and months you're working on, so the sheet you open is only the part you actually need to edit.