Laiki Changelog: more control over automations and clearer results
Bulk rerun of up to 500 executions, segments as tabs in Leads and Events, charts with automatic retry, and a domain filter in Google Analytics.
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Laiki's weekly release, October 18, 2026: resuming automation executions, organizing audiences, and tracking indicators just got simpler. The updates range from bulk rerun to segment tabs, including charts that explain what happened and more stable connections to data sources.
Resume automations in bulk
You can now rerun up to 500 executions at once. The list filters let you choose which executions go into the batch, and you review the selection before starting.
Once started, progress is visible. If you need to stop midway, you can cancel the rest of the batch.
In practice, when several executions need to run again, you handle everything in a single batch, instead of repeating them one by one.
Keep your segments at hand
Administrators can turn segments into tabs on the Leads and Events pages. They can also:
- copy a tab's link;
- undo the removal of a tab deleted by mistake.
When a tab has no results, it suggests next steps, such as extending the event period or reviewing the segment. That way, you know what to adjust instead of staring at an empty list.
Leads tabs consider all leads that meet the segment's rules, without limiting the list to the period saved for the preview. What appears in the tab is the complete group, not just the date range used in the preview.
Understand what is happening with your charts
When the failure is temporary, Laiki retries automatically and keeps the numbers that were already being displayed on screen while recovery happens.
If the problem persists, the chart shows an explanation and an action to fix it:
- try again;
- reconnect an account;
- review the configuration.
With this, a chart with a problem now tells you the reason and the next step, without leaving you guessing whether the error is in the data or in the connection.
TV mode also got more legible text, which makes it easier to follow the dashboards from a distance.
Track your sources with more confidence
In Google Analytics, you can now filter and group data by the site's domain. This helps separate the numbers for each domain when more than one site sends data to the same account.
In automations with Google Ads, the connection renewal was fixed to reduce interruptions when fetching data.
All of these improvements are already available in Laiki. To see the previous release, check the changelog for October 13.
