Release Notes - July 30th, 2026

A new Placements tab in Manage DSP shows which placements and placement sizes drive performance, and can be rolled up for a quick high-level read.

A new roll-up setting groups the Supply Source, Creative, and Device tabs by their own category (for example, totals by device) for a cleaner, summarized view.

Each DSP campaign and ad group now has its own detail page for a focused view of performance.

A new Creative tab in Manage Sponsored Ads makes it easy to compare performance across creative types (Product Collection, Video, Store Spotlight, Brand Video, and more).

Advertising strategies can now be removed from the Actions menu or in bulk, with their settings resetting to default across all levels automatically.

New accounts see Search Query Performance data right away, with the top 10 revenue-generating ASINs tracked automatically. This can be changed or turned off at any time.

Out-of-stock periods are now captured automatically as Event Stakes, making their impact on performance visible without manual tracking.

A new setting hides Low Inventory and out-of-stock Event Stakes from item detail charts to keep them focused.

Order details now list every financial transaction tied to an order in one place.

Promotion costs (lightning deals, best deals, and more) can now be factored into performance for a truer picture of profitability, with a bulk upload template for adding them quickly.

Vendor Geolocation can now drill into EU demand by postal (zip) code, matching what was already available for the US.

The content edit log now records the submitter’s name, making it clear who made each change.

Content edits now apply to every SKU under an ASIN, keeping listings consistent automatically.

Uploaded SKU demand overrides can now be deleted in bulk for the selected SKUs.

ASIN unit forecasts can now be rolled up by Parent ASIN or by Tag Group.

A new “Source” column on the Restock Report shows where each recommendation comes from.

Margin Detail reports (Month and SKU) can now be tailored more precisely with new “Include Current Month” and “Use Order Date” options.

Setting up a custom export is simpler — the create/edit experience moved from a modal into a dedicated builder page.

Criteo and Walmart authorizations now trigger an advance expiration warning, alongside Amazon, to help prevent lapsed connections.

The Review Request tool now applies only to Amazon Seller Central accounts, so Vendor and Walmart items no longer appear.

Admins can now remove global column filters in Advertising and Analytics, which helps tidy up filters as needed.

Plus a range of wording, interface, and speed improvements across the app.

The “Harvest Targets” bulk action is back on the Harvestable Targets page.

The P&L now reflects all FBA reimbursement fees and adjustments again; these had been missed after a change on Amazon’s side.

Switching brands no longer re-adds accounts that were deliberately filtered out; the brand and account picker keeps the current selection intact.

Deselecting a brand or account in the global header now leaves it visible in the list (just unchecked) instead of removing it, so it can be re-selected without rebuilding the filter.

Rolled-up totals on the DSP Audience grid now reflect only authorized accounts, so the numbers are accurate.

With a campaign or ad group filter active, the rolled-up Supply Source, Creative, and Device grids now match the filter in both the rows and the totals, on screen and in Excel.

The Spend column is now included in the Manage Ads grid Excel export.

Grouping Sponsored Ads grids (by Target, Audience, Placement, etc.) now resets the page, filters, and sort cleanly.