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Adpulse Updates - 26th October 2026

We've just pushed a few updates worth letting you know about, with the major release planned for either later this week or early next.

  • Updated the Budget Performance tab with better visualizations

  • Added options for the Sum Child Budgets settings for greater flexibility

  • Updated the left-hand nav to better handle the sub-menus when using the condensed version

A sneak peek at the bigger update that is days away


Updated the Budget Performance tab with better visualizations

We are expanding the Budget Performance tab within a budget to provide more focused analysis of the elements that impact a specific budget's performance.

Released today:

  • Trend graphs for all common metrics

  • Changelog filter for the ad accounts within the budget

Coming short:

  • Pmax channel reporting

  • Performance metrics for all the levers, eg., Search Terms, Devices, Placements, etc

  • Daily budget exhaustion analysis for when campaigns are running out of daily budget too early in the day

  • A new section based on the major update coming


Added options for the Sum Child Budgets settings for greater flexibility

A few instances have come up where having the Sum Child Budget check all parameters isn't appropriate for how some agencies set up their budgets, so we added more controls to make it more flexible.

You can now choose what is checked when you enable the Sum Child Budget setting - you can select one or more, with the default setting being all three, which is the current state.

  • Spend

    • This is good to check that the spend of the Child Budgets matches the Parent

  • Budget

    • This is good to check that the total budget (including rollovers) of the Child Budgets matches the Parent

  • Campaigns

    • This is good to ensure all campaigns in the Parent are included in the Child Budgets. Will identify dupes and missing campaigns.


Updated the left-hand nav

We have updated the UX for the left-hand navigation to make it easier to condense and expand, giving you more screen real estate to work within Adpulse.

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