Q4 Product Release: More Control, Better Visibility, Smarter Integrations

The start of a new year brings powerful new capabilities to help marketing teams work smarter, faster, and with more control. Our Q4 2025 and January 2026 releases focus on marketing data integration management, providing admins with better visibility, greater flexibility, and tighter control across their entire data ecosystem.

These updates address some of the most common customer requests: improved audit trails for automated processes, greater control over when data syncs occur, and streamlined workflows that eliminate unnecessary clicks. Whether you’re managing complex integration ecosystems or refining how your team interacts with pending submissions, these releases are designed to save time and reduce friction.

Integration Activity Log: Complete Audit History at Your Fingertips

Keeping track of what’s happening behind the scenes with your integrations just got easier. The new Integration Activity Log provides admins with a centralized view of all automated sync events performed by Claravine.

For teams managing multiple integrations across platforms like Google Ads, Meta, Kochava, and The Trade Desk, understanding what happened, when it happened, and whether it succeeded is critical. Previously, troubleshooting integration issues meant piecing together information from multiple sources or contacting support.

The Integration Activity Log shows you exactly when automated syncs ran, what data moved, and whether any errors occurred. This visibility is essential for maintaining confidence in your automated workflows. You can audit automated account syncs, quickly spot sync errors before they cascade into larger issues, and confirm that your integration automation is running exactly as expected.

This is especially valuable for larger organizations where multiple team members manage different parts of the marketing data ecosystem. Instead of relying on tribal knowledge or manual documentation, everyone can reference the same centralized log to understand system behavior.

Available now for all admins. Learn more here about the Integration Activity Log

Manual Inbound Integration Sync: Control When Data Flows

Automated syncs are powerful, but sometimes you need data right now. That’s why we’ve added Manual Integration Sync for inbound integrations. Previously, if you needed fresh data from an integrated platform outside of the scheduled sync window, you had to wait. This could slow down troubleshooting, delay campaign launches, or make it harder to test new workflows. Now, admins can trigger additional syncs on demand.

This capability is particularly useful in several scenarios: when you’re testing a new integration setup and want to verify data flow immediately, when campaign data needs to be pulled in urgently for a time-sensitive launch, or when you’re troubleshooting data discrepancies and need to confirm the latest state from the source system.

Manual sync gives you flexibility without sacrificing the reliability of your automated processes. Your scheduled syncs continue to run as usual, but you’re no longer blocked when circumstances require immediate action.

Available now for all admins. Learn more about Manual Integration Sync

Filter Logic Improvements: Cleaner, Smarter Filtering

We’ve made several targeted updates to streamline how you filter datasets and remove options that were causing confusion or appearing in contexts where they didn’t belong.

First, we’ve cleaned up where error-related filters appear. ‘Has errors’ and ‘Does not have errors’ no longer show up as filter options outside of Pending Submissions. These filters are most relevant when reviewing submissions that need attention, so limiting them to that context reduces clutter and makes filtering more intuitive. We’ve also added ‘Has no errors’ as a new filter option for Pending Submissions, giving you a clearer way to identify submissions that are ready to process without issues.

To reduce confusion, we’ve removed ‘Not in’ and ‘None’ as filter options. Customer feedback indicated that these options were used incorrectly and often resulted in unexpected outcomes.

Autonumbers now support ‘Greater than’ and ‘Less than’ filters, which is a game-changer for teams using auto-incrementing campaign IDs or other sequential identifiers. You can now filter campaigns by ID threshold to isolate specific batches of work.

Finally, Property filters now have the same filter options as other data types. This consistency means you don’t have to remember different filtering rules for different field types — everything works the same way. These changes might seem small individually, but together they make filtering faster, more predictable, and less error-prone. You spend less time hunting for the right view and more time acting on your data.

Available now for all users.

Streamlined Submission Editing Flow

We’ve removed an unnecessary step in the submission editing process based on direct customer feedback. When you open a submission that’s pending with errors, the Edit view now displays immediately with row selection checkboxes visible right away. Previously, users had to click a purple Edit button before they could access row selection checkboxes. That extra click added friction to a workflow that teams perform dozens or even hundreds of times per week. Now, as soon as you open a submission with errors, you can immediately select rows and start using Smart Correct or the Edit rows button.

This might seem like a minor change, but for teams processing high volumes of submissions, eliminating even one click per submission adds up to meaningful time savings. It’s part of our ongoing commitment to remove unnecessary friction from daily workflows, so your team can move faster without sacrificing quality.

Available now for all users.

Claravine Extension for Chrome: Enhanced Meta Support

The Claravine Chrome Extension continues to evolve with better support for Meta campaigns, making it easier to build and validate campaigns directly in your browser. You can now validate concatenation logic directly in the extension, catching potential issues before data is submitted. This helps ensure your campaign names, IDs, and tracking parameters are built correctly the first time.

All Meta fields now display with the values you fill out, giving you complete visibility into how your campaign data will appear. Fields outside the connector populate as <Field name> for easy manual replacement, making it clear which fields need your attention.

We’ve also added budget and bid support to the Meta connector for number field types. This was a highly requested feature from teams managing complex budget allocations across multiple campaigns and ad sets.

These improvements make the Chrome Extension even more powerful for teams building campaigns at scale across Meta properties.

Available now for all Chrome Extension users.

Moving Faster Without Compromising Quality

These releases reflect our commitment to giving marketing teams the tools they need to scale confidently in an increasingly complex data landscape. As campaign volumes grow and integration ecosystems expand, the ability to audit, control, and streamline your workflows becomes mission-critical. Whether you’re an admin managing multiple integrations, a manager reviewing submissions, or a user building campaigns daily, these updates are designed to reduce friction and free up time for the work that matters most. We’re excited to see how these capabilities help your team work smarter this year.

Want help enabling any of these features? Reach out to your Claravine Customer Success team to get started.

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