Release Date: May 19, 2026

Client Portal

Fixed — Decision Lock Logic

The edit and lock behavior on reviewed influencers has been fully reworked and is now reliable:

• Clients can still change their decision within 4 hours of making it — the pencil appears during that window.
• After 4 hours, the lead is locked and only a specialist can make changes.
• Previously, if a client changed their decision multiple times, the undo could fail unexpectedly even on a fresh action. This is now fixed — the 4-hour window always counts from the most recent decision.
• Influencers that have already been acted on by the specialist (Invited, Confirmed, Completed, or Declined) were incorrectly showing an edit button. These are now always locked on the client side.

New — Reviewed Section Tabs

The reviewed list is now split into three clear tabs:

• Approved — Influencers the client has approved, pending specialist action
• Rejected — Influencers the client has passed on
• Closed — Influencers already in motion: Invited, Visit Confirmed, Visit Completed, or Declined by the influencer

Each tab shows a count. The list now defaults to sorting by most recent, so the latest decisions always appear on top.

Fixed — Status Labels

Influencers in the Closed tab now show clear, accurate status labels: 📩 Invited, 📅 Confirmed, ✅ Completed, ↩ Declined.

Fixed — Dark Mode Swipe Background

Swipe cards had a see-through background when using dark mode. Fixed.

Fixed — Collab History

The collab history section now correctly shows total collabs across all brands, plus a separate count for the current campaign. For a full breakdown by brand, check the Influencer Master List inside the app.

Fixed — Comments Layout

Comment section layout issues have been resolved.

Fixed — Swipe Review Delay

A small lag when swiping through influencers has been removed.

Improved — General UI/UX

Continued polish across the client portal — spacing, transitions, and visual consistency tweaks throughout.

Release Date: April 24, 2026

Influencer Portal

New — Your Details Section

Influencers now see a Your Details card when they first open their portal. This must be filled before their progress is considered started.

• Party Size — stepper input (+ / −), up to 20 pax
• Email Address — if already on file, shown with a confirm or update option; if missing, a plain input appears
• Preferred Contact — multi-select pills: Instagram DMs, TikTok DMs, WhatsApp, Phone, Email (can choose more than one)
• Dietary Restrictions / Allergies — optional free text field
• Once saved, the section collapses into a compact summary with an Edit button

Updated — Progress Bar

New order: Details → Agreement → Visit → Deliverable

• Details marked complete once email, preferred contact, and party size are all filled
• Agreement step is next — influencer can still sign even if details are incomplete, but a warning nudges them to review first
• Visit step activates after agreement is signed and a date is set or requested
• Progress stays on Details if no date has been set or requested yet

Updated — Agreement Section

When the influencer opens the agreement before filling in their details, a notice appears above the sign button with a direct link to open their Details form. They can still proceed — it's a nudge, not a block.

Campaign Tracker

New — Influencer Info Column (Lead Detail Panel)

The notes row at the bottom of each lead card is now 3 columns:

Influencer preference, Notes, and Brief

• Contact preference shows as individual labeled pills (one per method chosen)
• Dietary restrictions shown in amber if filled
• Displays "No contact preference yet" if the influencer hasn't filled it in

Updated — Portal Link Button

Clicking the copy link button on a lead now automatically flips the lead status to Invited — but only if the current status is Shortlisted or Approved. Won't overwrite statuses further along the pipeline.

Updated — Lead Type + Data Fetch

preferred_contact and dietary_restrictions are now fetched from the influencers table in both the campaign leads query and the specialist's panel query. No data was visible to specialists before this update.

Client Portal

New — Influencer Profiles per Campaign

Clients can now view each influencer attached to their campaign individually, including handle, platform, and collab type.

New — Visit Details per Influencer

Each influencer entry shows their scheduled visit details — date, time, and party size where available.

New — Upcoming & Previous Visits

Visits are now split into two sections:

• Upcoming — confirmed visits that haven't happened yet, sorted by date
• Previous — completed visits, showing outcome and deliverable status

New — Total Visit Count

A campaign-level summary now shows the total number of visits (confirmed + completed) for the active campaign period.

  Date: April 20, 2026

Following the Vercel security incident, we did a full security review of Influencer Hub and patched everything up. Here's what changed.

Security fixes

• Client and influencer portal links are now properly secured — only the intended recipient can view or interact with their portal.

• All data in the platform now requires login to access. No part of the database is open to the public.

• Clients can only approve or reject influencers from their own campaign — no cross-campaign access possible.

• Chat messages sent through client and influencer portals are now fully secured end-to-end.

Bug fixed

• Undoing a swipe in the client portal now correctly resets the influencer back to the shortlist.

• Portal links work correctly after RLS update whether you're using the full link or the shortened version.

Monitoring (Dev)

• We've added activity logging to both portals. Every view and action is now tracked behind the scenes.
  

No action needed from the team. All changes are live. Flag anything unusual with portal links or lead statuses in Slack or submit a bug report via Feedback & Roadmap in app.