A dashboard that loads, spend you can see, and the bill before you pay it

The KPI cards — the same 3D icons, now pre-rendered so the page never blocks on them
The KPI cards — the same 3D icons, now pre-rendered so the page never blocks on them

Your dashboard opens in about a second

It used to lock up for the better part of half a minute after appearing — you could see it, but clicking did nothing. The decorative 3D icons were being built live in your browser, one miniature 3D scene each, and that work blocked everything else including the data still loading behind it.

They are now pictures of exactly the same icons, so nothing looks different and the page responds immediately. The time your browser spends frozen went from about 27 seconds to about 1.5.

The KPI cards — the same 3D icons, now pre-rendered so the page never blocks on them
The KPI cards — the same 3D icons, now pre-rendered so the page never blocks on them

Spend you can actually see

"Spend to Date" showed ₹0.00 on every account, and the Spend Trend chart was always empty — even for workspaces that had paid lakhs. It was reading a field nothing ever filled in.

It now shows what you have actually paid, taken from your settled payments, and the chart plots the days those payments went through.

The advertiser dashboard — Spend to Date now reflects payments that actually settled
The advertiser dashboard — Spend to Date now reflects payments that actually settled

See the bill before you pay it, and the receipt after

Funding work used to send you to the payment gateway without showing you the breakdown. Now you get a review first — the work amount, platform charges, tax and total — and a receipt with the same figures afterwards. The review is only a preview: opening it does not start a payment or reserve anything.

A fresh look for the dashboard

New hero, redesigned KPI cards, a clearer "What Needs You", and a proper Spend Trend chart with panels that are easier to scan.

The left menu stays where it is

Moving between Discover, Applications, Deliverables and Advertisers made the highlight in the left menu jump between two different items, even though all four are the same section. It stays on "Campaign Work" now.

A creative tells you where it is used

The "Used in" panel listed the kind of work a creative was attached to without naming it, so finding it meant opening things one at a time. It names the work.

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