Every page now uses the same header, number cards, filter bar and status labels, and text is in plain sentence case. When a page cannot load, it now says so and offers Try again, instead of looking empty. Your dashboard's What needs you card now lists only things that are really waiting on you. Your vendor services stay in Vendor mode, and agencies can delete a client.
The same look on every page
Every screen now shares one set of building blocks: one page header, one kind of number card, one filter bar and one set of status labels. A page no longer has its own version of each.
- Headings, buttons and labels are in sentence case, written the same way everywhere.
- A page that fails to load says so. It shows Couldn't load … with a Try again button,
so an error is never mistaken for "you have nothing yet".
- Amounts no longer show paise, except on invoices.
- Every role's dashboard has one row of quick actions, and an empty card takes up a single line.
- Brand names are spelled correctly, for example YouTube, WhatsApp and LinkedIn.
What needs you: only real to-dos
On the Advertiser dashboard, What needs you now opens on Waiting on you: offers to review, payments to make and deliveries to confirm. With nothing waiting, it says Nothing waiting on you. Suggested creators have their own tab, marked as suggestions and not tasks.
Before, a new advertiser could see a count of one there, for a creator the platform was suggesting. It looked like work they had to do.
Vendor services stay in Vendor mode
Your services now belong to your Vendor mode. In Advertiser or Influencer mode they no longer show up as "mine", and your own services are no longer offered to you as something to hire. A vendor's clients and jobs also show only in Vendor mode.
Creators working with vendors
- Find a vendor by city. The vendor picker has a Location filter for on-site shoots and
work tied to a city.
- Bring in a vendor on a booking. On a deal you sold from My Listings, you can now hire a vendor
once you have accepted it, up until it is complete. Vendor spend is capped at the booking price.
- Use the vendor's work in your submission. When a vendor has delivered, **Use in my
submission** adds their link and files to your own submit form. You review it before it goes to the advertiser.
Agencies can delete a client
Clients → a client's ⋯ menu → Delete. A deleted client leaves your roster and every client picker. Its campaigns, deals and totals keep its name. A client with a live campaign or a deal in progress cannot be deleted, and the message says how many are still open. Deactivate is still available in the same menu.
Smaller fixes
- Messages is now in the sidebar, with a count of unread direct messages.
- A booked deal now shows the sample work the creator attached to their listing.
- The Packages page shows buyers what they have bought: Purchased packages and Package value.
- A creator's deliverable now shows the date the work was accepted.
- In the Ad Planner's edit window, the currency no longer wraps onto two lines.
- The public FAQ page now shows only questions about Advertise.Network.