June 3rd, 2026
Platform
The headline this month is full creative management: you can now author, preview, and manage every ad creative format directly on a campaign. Resolution Statistics now explains exactly why traffic went unresolved.
10 new features, 8 improvements, 9 fixes.
Creatives are now a first-class part of the campaign workflow instead of a disconnected file list.
Every campaign now has a Creatives tab where you can create, preview, edit, and manage the creatives that run on it. The list is paginated so campaigns with many creatives stay navigable, and an accordion preview lets you inspect each asset inline. This connects creatives to the specific campaigns they serve, with a clear lifecycle for each one.
The creative type picker now supports image, audio, HTML, and native formats in addition to video, covering the full set of customer-authorable creative types in one flow.
The Specs column on the Creatives screen now shows image dimensions and audio duration, read directly from the file as you upload it, so you can confirm an asset is the right size or length before attaching it.
Each creative now shows its DelivrDSP moderation status as a badge, surfaces the decline reason when one applies, and can be refreshed on demand so you always see the current review state without re-editing the creative.
The Resolution Statistics page now shows a priority-ordered "why unresolved" funnel with a hero strip for total, addressable, and addressable resolution rate. Each visit lands in exactly one bucket, so you can see at a glance what is limiting resolution instead of reading a flat traffic breakdown.
When a pixel sees heavy international traffic, the page now surfaces the US-only resolution rate, since resolution applies to US visitors. This gives a representative headline number instead of one diluted by traffic that was never addressable.
The attribution funnel now shows a status badge (live, paused, ended, scheduled) per campaign and lists only campaigns active in the selected window, so a live campaign with zero impressions reads as an alert rather than blending in with archived ones. The funnel hides entirely for projects with no display activity.
Audiences now report distinct profile count alongside record count, separating true reach (unique people) from raw record volume. The audience list, details card, and preview all show the distinct count as the headline figure.
Intent audience contact samples now include intent frequency (how often a profile appeared within the lookback window) and impression count, giving a richer signal than a simple match.
The audience detail page now has an "Activate as campaign" action that creates a campaign, sets budget and schedule, and attaches the audience's list in one step.
The audiences list and detail page now show when an audience was last downloaded, even for audiences no longer held in memory, so you can tell whether your local copy matches the current size.
Scheduled audience export runs now clearly mark when a run shipped no new rows because the underlying audience snapshot had not changed, with a "Source as of" date so consecutive identical runs are explained rather than confusing.
You can now enroll an authenticator app (Google Authenticator, 1Password, and similar) as a second factor from a new Two-Factor tab in your profile, with QR enrollment and backup codes. At sign-in, a method toggle lets you choose your authenticator, and a backup-code entry path is available if you lose access to your device.
A new settings page lets you manage per-pixel event-volume alert rules, with an inline incident banner on the Resolution Identity page when volume drops unexpectedly.
The Settings API Keys panels now show app-credentialed and API-key traffic together in one source-tagged view, with a source filter and a By-Source tab. You can also see and toggle whether each API client requires a secret.
The Accounts tab and its CSV export now include companies reached through display activity, not just pixel touches, for a fuller account-level view. The Buyers tab CSV export was likewise extended to include display touches.
Advertise is now nested under Main Feed so the segment-to-advertise-to-measure flow reads as one continuous path, with aligned breadcrumbs.
Audiences
Creatives
Resolution and statistics
Filtering and exports