The latest release includes important updates across the Forecasting tools, Ad Server, Campaign Management, Audience, and Kevel Console. In Forecasting, both the UI and API gain enhancements that improve usability and surface potential performance warnings. The Ad Server’s Autobid (target ROAS) system now fully supports priorities with floor prices for both CPC and eCPM models, providing more flexible bidding logic across auction types. Campaign Management adds support for advertiser-level catalog access configuration, laying groundwork for catalog partitioning in future self-serve capabilities, while also improving attribution criteria performance for large catalogs. In Audience, user data imports can now dynamically update destination attribute parameters during ingestion. Kevel Console sees a variety of refinements, including smarter keyword input, expanded Meta integration, improved campaign creation workflows, and updates to product ad creation via API.

The latest release brings a host of enhancements across the Ad Server, UI, APIs, reporting, forecasting, and self-serve tools under the new Kevel Console. In the Ad Server, AdQuery now offers phrase-or “fuzzy” matching for string fields to better handle user search terms, and Autobid (target ROAS) now supports CPM rate types. The Campaign Management UI gains human-readable Audit Log diffs and empowers network admins to reset user passwords directly. On the Management API side, the Jobs Service’s CreateAdsFromProducts endpoint now surfaces detailed warnings for partial successes. Reporting reorganizes “Group By” options by report type, and introduces new date-range presets from “Today” to “Year to Date.” The Forecast UI officially ships Yield Forecast v1 with a dedicated settings interface, and the Self Serve Advertiser tools now include bid-modifier recommendations showcasing top-performing sites. Finally, Nexta Ad Manager has been rebranded to Kevel Console. With this release, Retailers can use Console to sell onsite product listing ads via advertiser self-service. Additionally, any publisher can use Console to sell onsite display ads via advertiser self-service and managed service.

Kevel’s March release brings several major enhancements across the platform. Advertisers can now create product ads using dynamic queries directly in the Ad Server UI, with automatic updates based on catalog changes. Reporting now includes merchant data from purchases for more granular insights. The Forecast API introduces Traffic Modifiers to model seasonality and adds revenue estimates for eligible campaigns. Audience users can now send static segments directly to Forecast for faster predictions. Self-serve tools gain support for custom product attributes and dynamic product selection. In the Nexta Ad Manager, highlights include editable target CPC, stored Ad Schedule IDs, early Instagram ID validation, a new IAB-compliant external image ad template, and dynamic currency display throughout the Retail Media dashboard.

This release introduces several enhancements across Self Serve, campaign management, reporting, forecasting, and audience capabilities. In Self Serve, advertisers can now configure attribution based on brand and merchant IDs, access category-level performance reports, and view selected products separately from performance data in campaign reports. In the Ad Serve, the Campaign Management API allows creating product ads dynamically based on query criteria; and reporting now supports selecting specific dimensions and metrics for downloads. The Forecast API improves pacing accuracy and supports targeting empty user properties. Audience supports new user attributes for segmentation and deeper insights. Additionally, Kevel Relay now integrates with StackAdapt for video ads.

This release sees Bid modifiers now available in Self-serve, alongside the ability for advertisers to export their entire product catalog as CSV. Kevel Forecast has reached a big milestone in its click prediction engine, making Auction CPC campaigns officially supported! It has also released smaller helpful features such as supporting multiple Ad Types and Priorities, a new Inventory field in the response containing additional forecast traffic information and Revenue details.

This release introduces significant enhancements across Kevel’s Self-Serve, Ad Server, and Reporting platforms. In Self-Serve, publishers can now configure campaign templates to support autobid options, enabling advertisers to set ROAS goals and max CPC, and apply ad frequency caps automatically as background settings. Ad-level attribution settings in the Ad Server UI allow advertisers to define granular purchase attribution criteria, including merchant-aware options for marketplace customers. Reporting improvements include publicly accessible CSV download links for queued reports and the ability to group by bid modifiers in the Ad Server UI.

This release enhances marketplace advertiser functionality in Kevel Self-serve by adding merchant ID support for product data and filtering, enabling advertisers to manage catalog access more effectively. The Ad Server UI now features an Audit Log for tracking campaign management changes, alongside fixes for bulk editing workflows, and the Create Campaign v2 endpoint supports ad-level frequency caps. Additional updates include new macros for Campaign Name and Advertiser Custom Fields in the Decision Engine, and the Forecast API now allows grouping by individual user custom properties for more detailed audience insights.

This release introduces marketplace advertiser support in Kevel's Self-serve, allowing customization of catalog access based on merchant or seller ID, alongside the addition of advertiser custom fields and bid modifiers in the Ad Server UI. Reports now support grouping by individual products for multi-product ads, and purchase event responses include more detailed information on unattributed transactions. Additionally, the Forecast UI now offers a daily breakdown of available inventory.

The release introduces support for CPM-type campaigns in Auction priority across all forecast interfaces, with the Forecast API now considering bid price alongside priority level. In the UI, goal lines for Impressions, Clicks, and Percentage goals are added, along with several UX improvements to the Availability widget, such as removing zero-value entries and enhancing tooltips. Ad Server reporting now allows customizable CSV column names, includes lifetime value (LTV) metrics, and adds bid modifier data. A new click-based conversion rate metric is also introduced. In Ad Serving, metadata parameters like productId, position, and component can now be added to events, enabling dynamic product attribution. Improvements were made to monthly goal balancing for better performance. Event logs now include purchase event metadata, and in the Catalog system, ads deactivated by users will remain inactive, even after product updates, ensuring deactivation persists.

Enhancements to the Forecast API; attribution for any ad format in the Management API; and a fix for campaign metrics in the Management UI.