The Action Center now lists every pending action on its own row, under the name the deal or assignment actually has, and its summary boxes add up to the list. Audience segments drop the Activation tab — this platform does not send audiences to ad networks.
Action Center: one row per action, and boxes that add up
- Every action has its own row. Similar-looking items used to be folded into one row with a
count, which hid separate deals behind a single link. The count above the list now matches the number beside Action Center in the menu.
- Deals and assignments are named properly. A deal shows its listing, package or the formats it
was booked for ("Story × 1") instead of a generic "Marketplace deal", and your own campaign assignments are named after the campaign rather than after you.
- The first box is now *All actions * — the total, and pressing it clears every filter. An
assignment waiting for you to accept now counts as needing you, just like a brief does.
- Money waiting on you is always an amount in your workspace currency, and says how many actions
have no amount yet.
Audience segments: Overview and Analytics
- The Activation tab is gone. It offered to push a segment to ad platforms, which this platform
does not do; it only ever simulated three of them and failed on the other three. Segments are what you attach to a campaign to find matching creators — that is unchanged.