Your to-do list now tells you who each item is with, what it's worth and how long it's been sitting — and the review nudge finally has a way out.
Your to-do list, with the details that matter
- Every item says who it's with and what it's worth. Rows used to read "Marketplace deal — deliver the agreed content", which told you nothing about which deal or with whom. Each now shows the other party, the campaign it belongs to, the amount at stake, and a reference — so you can decide what to do first without opening anything.
- Bookings have names. Every booking in the list was previously titled the single word "Booking", so they were impossible to tell apart. They now carry the name of the slot they're for.
- You can see what's late. Items show how long they've been waiting, and due dates now read Due tomorrow, Due in 3 days, or Overdue in red — rather than a faint date that looked the same whether it was next month or six weeks ago.
- Everything opens the actual item. Bookings and briefs used to drop you at the top of a list to go hunting. Every item now opens the exact thing it's about.
Reviews you can rate in place, or skip
- Rate without leaving the page. The stars are now in the row. Click one and a short form opens right there, already set to the rating you picked — no navigating to the deal and hunting for the form.
- Skip the ones you'd rather not review. Each row has a dismiss button. Skipping is not final in the way it sounds: the deal keeps its review form, so you can always rate it later from the deal itself — and there's an undo if you skip by accident.
- Old deals stop asking. Completed deals stop appearing in the nudge after 90 days, so the list can't quietly grow into something you learn to ignore.
