One page for every rupee you have earned or spent

A new page under Account ▸ Earnings & Spend, the same for everyone: an advertiser reads it as expenditure, a creator or vendor as earnings, an agency as both, with an Everything / Earnings / Spend switch when your workspace does both. Every kind of paid work is in it — marketplace deals, direct bookings, campaign work, vendor jobs and briefs.

Each row is one payment. It names the work, the other party, the reference and the date, and shows what it is worth to you — so the same booking reads +₹16,199.98 to the creator and −₹21,239.98 to the advertiser who paid for it.

The state of a payment is the thing most people open this page for, so it is the spine of it: Held in escrow → Queued for transfer → Sent, with Frozen while a dispute is open and Refund queued when one has been ruled the other way.

Queued and Sent are deliberately different things. Every transfer on this platform is confirmed by a person, so "your payout is queued" and "the money has left" are two facts a day or more apart — and you will never be told you have been paid before somebody has actually paid you.

Every row carries a sentence saying what happens next and who has to do it:

• *"Approved. Your payout is queued — the platform confirms each transfer by hand, so this is not

money that has moved yet."*

• *"You have paid and the platform is holding it. Nothing reaches the seller until you approve the

work."*

• *"A dispute is open, so this is frozen exactly where it stood. Nothing moves in either direction

until it is resolved."*

• And if money has been released to you and you have no payout destination saved, it says that too.

Not just your half — what the buyer was charged (work amount, platform charges, tax, total) beside what the seller receives (work amount, commission at the rate that booking was priced at, refunds, net). Showing only your own side makes the commission look like it came from nowhere.

Underneath are the payout reference and dates, and links back to the work — the deal, the campaign, the brief — so you are never more than one click from what a payment was actually for.

Summary tiles for earned, spent, net and commission; a bar showing where every payment stands right now; a month-by-month chart bucketed by when the money was paid in, not when it moved on; and your largest counterparties, biggest first.

If you hold money in more than one currency you get a separate set of totals for each. Nothing on this platform converts between currencies, so adding them together would be inventing a number rather than reporting one.

One thing the page deliberately does not show: work nobody has funded yet. It has no amount, so it would only ever be a row of zeroes — you will find it on your deals and deliverables as before. Wallet top-ups and invoices are also kept separate, because neither is money earned or spent on a piece of work.

The module list had grown past a screen, so the things you mostly read now sit behind three collapsible groups: Track (Analytics, Reports, Deadlines, Disputes, Calendar), Resources (Custom KPIs, Audiences, Creatives, Templates) and Account (Team, Earnings & Spend, Billing, Contracts, Refer & Earn, Settings). Nobody gained or lost a destination — every item kept exactly the permissions it had. Only one group opens at a time, and the group holding the page you are on opens itself.

Opportunities' own tab bar is gone, replaced by children in that sidebar group that open the same sections. One screen carrying two separate navigations meant the sidebar highlight and the visible tab had to agree by hand, and they did not always.

Two related fixes: a group's parent row was invisible while one of its children was selected, and the collapsed rail's fly-out menus were rendering behind the page.

The search box on roughly seventy list pages was hand-rolled, at eight different widths — w-52, w-56, w-64, w-72, max-w-sm, max-w-md and two more — so moving between Marketplace, Opportunities, Briefs and Campaigns moved the box. They now all render from one component at one width, each with its own search icon and clear button instead of six pages supplying their own.

Searches that are not list searches were left alone on purpose: the field inside a dropdown, form pickers, the Messages conversation pane and the public directory.

• KPI cards on Contracts stop shouting — icon beside the number on one row, matching Campaigns,

Briefs and Audiences.

• `/admin` loses its Quick Links grid — thirteen tiles for destinations the Admin sidebar group

already lists.

• The advertiser, Super Admin and admin dashboards carry a proper illustration in the welcome

hero.

• "Send Brief" on an influencer card no longer swallows the row next to the Chat button beside

it; both are now the same size.

• The Marketplace view toggle moved to the right edge , away from the filters — it changes how

results look, not which results you get.