Platform Updates

Partners V2 now has a complete local volunteer-application rehearsal using the same attendee flow as the dashboard. Event teams can inspect every supported question type, conditional route, empty role state, conditions retry, role availability and an explicit zero subsidy before an event is connected.

Desktop and 390px local browser checks passed with no API requests, stored answers, uploads, or application delivery. This is a local implementation update, not a deployment announcement.

The local rehearsal also retains the completed review after a simulated failure, prevents duplicate or accidental exit actions while an operation is pending, and cancels stale local work when reset. No provider or production application was created.

Partners V2 now makes the Human Resources canvas recovery paths visible before an event is connected: a failed HR snapshot, unavailable previous-event list, and account lookup problem can be retried without losing the operator’s draft. The same local certification covers Live Shift Tracker’s published, draft, empty, loading and recoverable-error views.

Fresh production-bundle browser checks passed on desktop and compact mobile layouts without API requests, stored data, or HR mutations. This is a local implementation update, not a deployment announcement.

Partners V2 can now repeatably check its real Volunteer Positions dashboard route using the existing local-only development session. The check loads an authorized event scope and its Human Resources snapshot, then confirms the native desktop and mobile editor without importing, uploading, or saving.

The local Worker session is restricted to loopback development. The final run made the expected temporary sign-in request and read requests only; no governed HR change was made. This is not a hosted deployment announcement.

Partners V2 now has a read-only local check for populated Volunteer Positions and Volunteer Applications data. It selects only events the signed-in local operator can already access, then verifies the native dashboard layouts on desktop and mobile without exposing member details or making any HR changes.

This adds implementation evidence for currently available local data only. It does not announce a hosted deployment or expand access to records.

Partners V2 now keeps the full Event Management workspace list in the sidebar for the selected event, including the same list on mobile. Moving between event setup, registration, finance, logistics, and staffing pages retains the selected event automatically. The dashboard also restores the lighter text weight used for regular labels and controls, while preserving emphasis for titles, status, and important operational values. Content Management is again positioned directly after Guide, matching the established workspace order.

Local protected-browser checks covered the desktop sidebar and mobile drawer; route execution passed. This is not a deployment announcement.

Signature fields in Rego V2 no longer block an attendee from continuing or submitting. The controls remain available wherever an organiser has configured one; a signature that is supplied is still checked as a compact, transparent black SVG. This applies to Rego tiers and inclusions, add-ons, Event Shop, activity submissions, Vollie applications, Dealers Den and upgrades.

Real local browser checks passed for standard Rego, Event Shop, Activity/Vollie and transaction upgrades at desktop and mobile widths, with complete fixture cleanup. No hosted or provider requests were made. This is not a deployment announcement.

Partners V2 survey authors can now review their ten most recent authorized response records and explicitly refresh that read-only list. Response refreshes discard an obsolete result after navigation and do not change survey responses, permissions, or lifecycle state.

Focused local lifecycle and route checks passed. This is a local implementation update, not a deployment announcement; protected-route visual evidence and the broader build remain in progress. No API code changed.

Rego V2 feedback now preserves the existing test-run side-effect boundary when a feedback form is published or a high-priority response is submitted. This keeps controlled local certification from triggering deploy hooks or organiser notification channels while retaining normal production behavior.

The new local priority concern journey passed 33 desktop/mobile checks with Conditions reading, exact response readback and fixture teardown. It made no hosted or provider requests. This is a local implementation update, not a deployment announcement.

Rego V2 upgrades now receive configured tier, add-on and inclusion questions from the existing attendee-upgrade API contract. A required drawn consent signature is validated as a compact, black-on-transparent SVG before an upgrade request is accepted, matching the signature handling used elsewhere in Rego.

The complete local browser journey passed 220 checks across pending-review and direct upgrades, Conditions reading, exact request handling, desktop and mobile layouts, and fixture teardown. It made no hosted or payment-provider requests. This is a local implementation update; no deployment is announced.

Partners V2 now provides the Finance Reconciliation accounting-period controls already available in the established dashboard. Authorized operators can review an existing period, choose soft or hard close where applicable, or reopen a period with an accountable reason and confirmation. The finance service remains responsible for permissions, final state, and audit history.

Local type, route-coverage, build, and focused period-normalization checks passed. The authenticated Furries PH scope currently has no periods, so the verified screen shows an honest empty state; no period or financial record was changed. This is a local implementation update, not a deployment announcement.