Account-level strategy for accounts paced by group
If your account is paced by campaign group rather than as a whole, Pace writes a strategy for each group. After every daily pacing run it now reads those and writes one for the account itself, which is what the Insights card on the account page shows.
It starts with your biggest-spending groups and caps how many it takes in, so an account with three groups and one with three hundred both come back with a summary of the same length.
Accounts paced as a whole carry on as before. Their Insights card still comes from their own pacing run.
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🚀 New
Ask your AI how an account has done since it joined Pace
Every ad account now carries the date it was added to Pace, visible to Dot and to any AI assistant you've connected (Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini). Change history and AI insights can also be pulled from a chosen date onwards, rather than only the most recent entries. Together that answers a question agencies ask a lot — "how has this account performed since we put it in Pace?" — whether you're reviewing a client quarter or evaluating a trial. Just ask; the assistant finds the added date and builds the comparison from there.
✨ Improved
Improved: a tidier Connected AI apps list
If your team has connected Pace to Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini more than a few times, the Connected AI apps card in Settings could take over the whole page. It now stays a fixed size and the list scrolls inside it, so the rest of your settings stay where you left them. Disconnecting a connection moved into a small menu that appears when you hover over its row — one less button repeated down the page.