Clearer charts and tables, and a faster way to find the right template

Your client looks at the chart before the commentary, and at the number before the label. Three updates that give you control over how those are read, plus one that cut the time it takes to find the report you actually need.

Highlighting your best and worst rows meant defining thresholds for every metric and every client, then revisiting them each time performance moved.

Open Auto Colors instead, pick one base color, and the column shades itself across its own lowest-to-highest range in seven steps. Scan a campaign table and see where the weight sits, without maintaining a single rule.

Comparison bars used to land in an automatic shade, which doesn't always sit well next to a client's palette or leave enough contrast to tell the two periods apart at a glance.

Now you choose the color for the "Previous" period on each chart slot yourself: in the theme editor, the global editor, or on a single widget when one chart needs different treatment.

One table holding CPC and Impressions used to force the same precision on both. Either you lose the cents that matter on cost metrics, or you show impressions with two decimals no one asked for.

Decimal precision is now set on individual metric columns in tables, single-value, and media widgets. Cost per conversion to two places, impressions to zero, in the same widget.

A template name tells you less than a thumbnail does. The list/grid toggle now works on the Team templates tab, so you see the layout and the connected channels on each card and pick the right starting point without opening five of them first.