Posting work for a vendor now feels like posting a brief for creators — same board, same pitch-to-hire flow, and the job it creates shows up right alongside your other deals. Alongside that, three places where switching your account's mode (Advertiser ⇄ Influencer) showed you the wrong side's business have been fixed.
Vendor briefs get the same board, and a page of their own
Opportunities → Briefs → For Vendors now matches For Creators: search, sort, status and service filters, a grid/list toggle, and a real details page for each posted brief — pitches, award, and a link straight to the job it creates once you award one.
Every vendor you've hired shows up in My Deals
Hiring a vendor — directly, through an offer, or by awarding a pitch — used to only ever show up on its own separate page. It now also appears under Opportunities → Bookings → My Deals, in a "Vendor Deals" section right alongside your other deals, with the same status and "needs your action" indicators.
Switching modes no longer shows you the other side's business
If your account works in more than one mode — say, Advertiser and Influencer — a few places kept showing you records that actually belonged to the other mode:
- The dashboard's Coming Up widget could list a deal from your Influencer side while you were
looking at your Advertiser dashboard, and opening it switched your account's mode without asking.
- The "What Needs You" cards on the dashboard could do the same with pending deals.
- Adding a rate to a channel could fail with "Failed to add rate" if your account signed up
under a different role than the mode you were currently working in.
All three now correctly stay on the mode you're actually in.