Platform Updates

Partners Dashboard V2 now shows Google Wallet review and synchronization timing alongside the existing event class configuration, with clear unavailable, draft, under-review, approved, rejected, and sync-error states. It also includes class-ID lock and suggested-ID guidance, complete branding, and provider-visible homepage and support labels and links. Google Wallet remains managed through the existing dashboard service boundary; no direct provider access is added. No Partners API behavior changed.

Partners Dashboard V2 now supports optional Telegram forum-topic routing for each selected event notification chat, including the complete existing alert taxonomy and grouped operational descriptions. Forum-topic IDs are validated as positive whole numbers before a configuration can save. Alert delivery and saving remain in the existing event-scoped notification configuration. No Partners API behavior changed.

Partners Dashboard V2’s public design canvas now blocks managed-image uploads at the shared boundary. Operators can inspect every image-form control and its feedback states in the canvas, but it cannot read or transmit files while previewing designs. Authenticated dashboard workflows retain the existing Worker-mediated managed-asset upload path. No Partners API behavior changed.

Partners Dashboard V2 now renders the complete existing Social Event Page verification lifecycle: requested, approved, declined, revoked, and expired records show their relevant review metadata and audit history. Eligible requests can use the established opaque administration handoff, while approve, decline, and revoke decisions retain their revision checks, reason selection, scope preview, and server-confirmed refresh. Live decision and external-handoff evidence still require an authorized event session. No Partners API behavior changed.

Partners Dashboard V2 now keeps feedback categories easier to manage in long event forms: category cards can collapse, new and duplicated categories open for editing, and nested question reordering cannot accidentally change category order. Restoring the standard seven-category template now asks for confirmation before replacing a draft. The existing versioned draft and publish service remains the only data path; no Partners API behavior changed.

FPH administrators reviewing a network-ban appeal now receive the same controlled decision step as the original dashboard. Approval and denial are clearly separated, review notes remain optional, and the dialog stays open while the existing server decision is saving. The Worker remains responsible for authorization, persistence, and the refreshed appeal state; live decision evidence requires an authorized administrator session and a safe pending appeal. No Partners API behavior changed.

Coupon and affiliate-campaign schedules now preserve the event operator’s local date and time instead of shifting when displayed. Coupon feature-setting updates also detect a stale event revision and offer a safe reload without throwing away staged coupon programs. The finance-program service does not currently provide a version token, so its existing full-array save boundary is unchanged. No Partners API behavior changed.

The public Partners Dashboard V2 design canvas now includes an editable campaign-attribution specimen. It covers source, medium, campaign, content, and term values and shows the resulting query safely as fixture-only data. Production campaign saving remains on the existing event finance-program service. No Partners API behavior changed.

FPH administrators can now manage the existing Social account/Page partner-scope assignments with audited reasons, revision checks, and clear confirmation before a change is sent. Password reset and invitation activation now enforce the dashboard’s password policy and remove one-time credentials from the address bar immediately after parsing. All authorization and persistence remain on the existing Worker; no Partners API behavior changed.

Registration configuration now shows the default attendee-question inventory directly beside its settings, including questions that are required, conditional, optional, or currently disabled. Forecasting now adds a read-only production period view for registration pickup, expected demand, stock targets, shortfall risk, and item-level risk detail. These surfaces describe existing Worker projections only; they do not create registrations, purchase orders, or inventory changes. No Partners API behavior changed.