5 updates shipped in Pace.
Picking campaigns for a group, or choosing which ones an account includes, is quicker now. The list shows the campaigns already in the group first, then your active campaigns, then the paused ones, so what you're looking for is usually right at the top.
Long campaign names no longer cover up their group tag either. Hover over a name and you'll see the whole thing, along with the group it already belongs to.
Bulk Budgets does more than budgets now. The download picker lets you add columns for account managers, goals, extra context, weekly schedules, and where alerts go. Update all of it for every account and campaign group in the same spreadsheet you already use, then review and apply in one pass.
Leave a cell blank to leave it alone, or type CLEAR to empty it. The alert routing columns are there on Pro plans, and the Slack column opens up once you've connected Slack. Accounts on Daily Floor pacing show up in the file too when you add a settings column, so you can edit their settings just as easily.
There's a new select-all checkbox on your campaign lists as well, in account settings and both campaign group screens. Tick it to pick every campaign at once. A running count shows how many of the campaigns in front of you are selected, and if you've filtered the list first, select-all sticks to just what you filtered to.
Dark mode is here. Pick Dark, Light, or Device under Settings → Appearance and Pace follows along: the dashboard, Changelog, Roadmap, and Help Centre all switch together. Device matches your computer's setting, and the choice sticks per browser. Emails, PDF reports, and the sign-in screen stay light, so anything you share with clients looks exactly like it always has.
Pace now handles accounts with hundreds of campaign groups in a single run. When you click Pace, the button counts its way through the account so you can see exactly how far along it is, like "Pacing… 34 of 220." Each result lands in the Changes tab the moment it's ready, so a big account fills in as the run works instead of leaving you waiting for the whole thing to finish. When it's done, a short message sums up what changed.
The same live progress shows up on Pace All for a whole portfolio, counting off each account as it finishes.
Give a campaign group a $0 budget for the month and Pace now pauses those campaigns for you, so nothing keeps spending against a budget you've set to zero. The moment you set a real budget for that group, Pace turns the campaigns back on and resumes pacing them. If you turn one back on yourself, Pace respects that and leaves it running.
And if this month's budgets haven't been uploaded yet for an account you manage from a sheet, Pace holds its campaign groups steady and lets you know, rather than guessing at numbers. Upload the month's budgets and pacing picks right back up.