When you give a team member view-only access, they can no longer add, edit or delete anything in that area, and the buttons for those actions are hidden. Availability slots now have a title and a description, and every date-and-time field shows AM/PM. Forward listings and packages get a real cover image that you frame before you upload it. Your own package page shows who made it and who bought it.
Team members only see the buttons their permissions allow
If a team member can only view an area, such as Ad Planner, the Add, Edit, Delete, Approve and Pay buttons there are now hidden from them. Before, a view-only team member could still use those buttons to create and delete Ad Plans.
- Each button is checked against the exact permission it needs. For example, Delete needs the
delete permission, and Pay or Fund needs the payments permission. Having edit access no longer shows a Delete button.
- While a team member's permissions are still loading, the buttons stay hidden. They no longer
flash on and then disappear.
- When something is refused, the message says what was not allowed, such as *"You do not have
permission to delete in Ad Planner"*, and who on your team can grant it.
- In the sidebar, a page that covers two areas (Campaigns covers campaigns and line items) is
locked only when the team member has access to neither.
Availability slots have a title and description, and times show AM/PM
Adding an availability slot (Opportunities → My Listings → Slots) now asks for a Title and a Description. Brands see both on the slot cards, the slot page and the Express Interest window, and both searches match them. A slot you posted before this will ask for them the next time you edit it.
Date-and-time fields on listings, slots and vendor due dates now have their own hour, minute and AM/PM pickers. Before, the time followed your computer's settings, which on many setups meant a 24-hour clock and no AM/PM.
On your own forward listing, Created By shows You instead of a link to your own profile.
Forward listings get a real cover image
Create Listing now has a Cover image field. The picture is framed at 16:9 before it uploads, and it shows on your My Listings cards and table, on the listing page, and on the card brands see in Discover. Before, brands saw the first sample-work picture as a banner and you saw nothing. A listing without a cover still shows its first sample picture.
Packages: a framed cover image, and who made and bought yours
The package "Thumbnail" is now called Cover image, because buyers see it as the banner on the package card. An uploaded picture opens in the same 16:9 framing tool first, and Adjust lets you frame it again without losing quality. The preview shows the banner the way buyers see it.
On your own package's page, the Seller card that linked to yourself is now Created by. It shows which team member made the package (with You if it was you), when, and any co-creators. Under it, Buyers gives a count of paid and awaiting-payment purchases, links each buyer to their public profile and shows each deal's stage.
Uploaded platform icons show everywhere
Platform icons uploaded in Master Settings now also show on Discover Creators, creator profile pages, campaign applications and the listing page's channel chip. Before, those pages still used built-in icons.