Agencies managing several brands can now attribute contracts, deadlines, the content calendar, audiences, creatives, custom KPIs and reports to a specific client — the same "which client is this for" tagging that already worked on campaigns, briefs, bids and deals. Also in this release: a redesigned public marketing site, real engagement numbers on more connected channels, and a handful of fixes to marketplace listings, the FAQ page and the reports list.
Contracts, campaign edits, the Ad Planner and Marketplace all filter by client
Contracts can now be tagged to a client on creation and edit, with a "Filter By Client" dropdown and a badge on every contract in the list. A campaign's client can now be changed after it's created, not just set once at the start. The Ad Planner's client filter moved out from behind a "Filters" toggle to sit in plain view, same as everywhere else. And on the Marketplace, "Filter By Client" narrows the browse grid to listings your agency has bid on for a given client, with a badge next to each of your bids showing which client it's for.
Deadlines, the Calendar and the Templates library join the same system
Deadlines you need to review now show which client the underlying deal belongs to, with a filter to narrow the list. The Content Calendar does the same for every dated commitment — deliverables, reviews and posts — with a client filter of its own. And saved brief templates and canned chat replies can now be tagged to a client too, so an agency's reusable content stays organised the same way its live work already does.
Audiences, creatives, custom KPIs and reports can be attributed to a client
Rounding out the same system: audiences, uploaded creatives, custom KPIs and analytics reports can all now be tagged to a client, filtered by client, and — for reports — broken down client by client when no single client is chosen. A report page now clearly shows which client it covers, or that it covers all of them.
The public site has a new look
Every public page — home, about, features, pricing, the five solutions pages, the creator and advertiser directories, and more — has moved to a new visual design. URLs, the information on each page and every form still work exactly as before; only the look has changed.
More connected channels show real engagement numbers
Instagram, Facebook and Telegram channels connected to a profile now show a measured engagement rate and average views where the platform makes that data available, instead of a blank dash for every channel except YouTube.
Smaller fixes
- A new marketplace listing must now declare its content niche and its audience targeting —
previously a listing with neither was invisible to every category filter on the browse page.
- The FAQ page's category switch no longer throws the answer panel over the sidebar, and opening
one answer no longer force-opens every other answer in that category.
- The reports list no longer hides a report just because it was made more than 90 days ago — the
date filter now starts empty instead of pre-narrowing the list.
- A brief can now be linked to the client it's for, inheriting it automatically from its campaign
when one is set.