7 October, 2026

Hover a row in Needs attention and click × to dismiss it. The row disappears for everyone in the workspace, so a teammate won't chase something you've already handled. It comes back after seven days, or sooner if it gets worse: the money at stake grows by more than 10%, or a warning turns serious.

What Pace did this week now has a bar for each of the last seven days, split into budget raises and cuts. Hover a bar for that day's numbers. The legend adds up the week's raises and cuts.

The Accounts card on Home has three new columns: the budget Remaining this month, a 30-day spend trend line, and the account's Goal badge, the same one you see on the Accounts page.

You can add the Campaign Performance page to a report as many times as you need. Each copy has its own campaign picker and its own settings, so one page can cover branded search, the next prospecting, and another a product launch.

Campaign Table, Comparison Chart and Portfolio KPI Overview work the same way, and so does Campaign Table & Chart in Executive reports. Use one copy per filter, sort or scope.

Add page shows how many copies of each page are already in the report. When two pages share a name, the page list numbers them so you can tell them apart.

The report name now sits in the toolbar, next to a small note that says when your edits have saved. There's one Add page button, at the bottom of the page list. In page settings each label sits beside its control, and the longer explanations are behind a ? you can hover. On smaller screens the page list tucks away while settings are open, so the preview keeps its room.

Platform scope on the KPI Summary, Metric Deep Dive and Portfolio KPI Overview pages now includes Reddit Ads, Amazon Ads and X Ads, and each option shows its platform icon.

A few smaller changes:

• In an account's branding, you can set the writer back to Use workspace default.
• The reports list has a New report button and can sort by name.
• Pages with nothing to show for the date range now say so in the same plain way.

The Industry table on LinkedIn's Professional Demographics page now names every industry, including those from LinkedIn's newer industry list that sometimes appeared as a code. Meta placement rows read the way you'd say them, such as "Instagram Reels", and TikTok location rows show country names in place of two-letter codes.

Every bulk edit now has an Undo batch button in the Changes tab. That covers spreadsheet uploads in Bulk Budgets, Sheet Import, and bulk changes made with Dot or Claude. The button shows on every account the edit touched, and one click reverses the whole edit.

Pace only puts something back if it still holds the value the bulk edit set. If someone has changed it since, Pace leaves it alone and lists it, so you can see what stayed. A few things can't be taken back, like an unlinked account or paused campaigns that Daily Floor switched back on. The confirm box names them before you click.

Undo changes Pace's own budgets and settings. Your ad platforms follow on the next pacing run, the same way they followed the original edit. There's no time limit, and any member of the workspace can undo. Bulk edits made before this update don't have the button.