v1.26 - Performance, Smarter Campaigns & Platform Reliability

Eva
3 days ago
3 min read

August 2026

A focused release built around three themes: more control over your campaigns, sharper performance reporting, and a faster, more resilient platform under the hood. Here's what's new.

✨ New Features

End a Campaign — Not Just Pause It

You can now formally end a campaign when it's done. The new End Campaign action in Channel Status gives your completed campaigns a clean, final state — separate from Pause so there's no ambiguity. Days Running locks to the actual stop date, and your campaign history reflects reality rather than an open timer.

📈 Improvements

Performance Reporting That Shows What Actually Matters

The Daily Performance Trends charts now lead with Impressions, CTR, and CPL — the metrics that tell you whether a campaign is getting better, not just bigger. Paired with this, trend date windows now apply consistently across every chart and widget on the dashboard, so the range you select is the range you see — everywhere, every time.

CPL Trends Calculated the Right Way

CPL trend lines now show cumulative cost-per-lead — total spend divided by total leads over your selected window — which is how CPL should be read. Days with spend but no conversions render as a gap, not a zero, keeping your trend lines honest about where performance actually stood.

Smarter Google Keyword Management

Google Search campaigns now auto-generate negative keywords at build time — 8 to 15 terms matched to your ICP and campaign intent, designed to keep your budget away from unqualified traffic. Keywords are also validated into the exact spelling Google requires before launch, so fewer campaigns stall waiting for corrections.

Google Delivery Readiness Check

A new delivery readiness probe runs against your Google account before campaigns go live. Potential blockers — like account-level policy holds or missing verifications — now surface as clear warnings in the connection panel, Channel Mix chip, and campaign builder, rather than appearing only after a campaign has been live for days.

Google Lead Form Campaigns — Pre-Configured and Launch-Ready

Lead form campaigns now arrive pre-configured with the correct Campaign Goal and Bidding Strategy — the settings Google requires for this campaign type. The builder no longer presents options you can't validly set, and validation passes cleanly on the first attempt.

Consistent Date Filtering Across All Dashboards

Every widget across every dashboard now reads from a single, unified date window. The date range you choose at the top cascades consistently through all charts and data panels — no more widgets silently defaulting to a different window.

Sharper Ad Creative Output

The ad creative engine now treats your approved headlines, descriptions, and CTAs as the final word — placing them exactly as written rather than using them as a starting point. What you approve is what gets built into the creative.

More Flexible Campaign Connection Management

Platform connections on draft campaigns can now be freely reassigned. Unchecking a platform in Channel Mix releases its connection immediately, so you can restructure a draft without having to delete and recreate it. Active and launching campaigns still protect their connections as expected.

🔧 Fixes

Custom date ranges on dashboards — selecting a custom or extended window (Last 90 Days, All Time, etc.) now applies correctly to all charts rather than defaulting to a shorter window.
Google language selection — language options now resolve accurately per connected account and refresh correctly when connections change.
Lead form pillar in Marketing Strategy — the lead-form section now appears only when relevant to the campaign's actual configuration.
Platform connection usage counts — the connection panel now accurately reflects which campaigns would actually block a connection from being removed, eliminating false "connection in use" indicators on paused or draft campaigns.

🔒 Security & Compliance

Data Classification and Redaction

Personal data is now formally classified at the data model level and automatically redacted before it reaches logs, audit records, or AI processing payloads. This is enforced as a build-time constraint — not just a runtime safeguard — ensuring that new code cannot accidentally expose classified fields.

AI Processing Stays Within Your Environment

All AI data processing now routes exclusively through your configured cloud environment. No AI data takes an unintended path to an external endpoint.

⚡ Platform Performance

Significantly faster and more stable deploys. Updates now roll out with zero downtime, and the platform warms up in seconds rather than minutes. The status indicator no longer falsely claims "the app was updated" during routine infrastructure operations.
Smarter background processing. AI signal scoring now focuses exclusively on active accounts, meaningfully reducing background compute load and improving response times across the board.
Creative generation runs faster. The creative engine now renders only what changed between frames, cutting redundant work without any impact on output quality.