No "coming soon." Every entry on this page is already live in the product, dated to the day it merged.
The 23 entries on this page, counted by the part of the product each one changed.
Every organization now carries a wallet, funded by coupons you build yourself: a Direct Credit, a Deposit Bonus on top of a client's own top-up, or a Discount Purchase. Each one gets its own redemption limit and a log of who redeemed it and when.
Clients now see their Account Manager's name, title, and photo on their own dashboard, with a direct-message button straight to them or to a Super Admin. Chart date ranges - 3, 6, 12 months, or custom - now stay put between visits instead of resetting.
Date filters on Order History persist per user now instead of resetting to a default, and a new All Time option covers everything before your usual window.
Reports adds average cost per order, average turnaround, a full order-status breakdown, and a guest post vs. niche edit split - all following whichever date range you pick, scoped to what each role should actually see.
Tasks ships as a kanban board with drag-and-drop columns and color-coded priority. Cards tied to an order carry its guest post title, source and target URL, and anchor text, and comments support @mentions for pulling in a teammate.
Email Templates already covered invoices and order status - task-assigned and task-status emails now support the same placeholder syntax, with every edit kept as a version you can roll back to.
Date-range filters in Domain Inventory and Master Data stopped resetting themselves mid-use, Master Data now shows a live record count, and order-placement emails moved onto their own template.
Client feedback - monthly or on a specific order - now renders as its own card with a star rating and comment. Staff can tag a response Addressed, Improvement Needed, or Escalated, with a timestamp once it's closed.
A progress bar shows where you stand against your monthly goal, order history's detail view now shows the service type on every line, and support tickets refer to "creator" instead of "client" so your own team shows up correctly too.
Send full invoice detail straight to a client's email, and build the templates themselves in a proper rich-text editor - placeholders now land exactly where you put them.
A real search bar across your domain list, the missing filters filled in on Master Service Data, and a fix so invoice duration filters can no longer be backdated past their own end date.
Accountants get their own scoped view instead of borrowing someone else's. Assign a batch of domains to one client in a single action, with a check for anything already assigned. Order comments can now be edited and deleted inline.
Client Requirements captures a structured brief per client - title, description, reference links, and a running list of SOPs - instead of it living in someone's inbox or memory.
Your logo goes into client-facing email templates and the login screen, your favicon is set per organization, your brand color applies platform-wide, and clients land on a custom domain that behaves like it's actually yours.
Add-on prices can now be overridden for a single client, so a special rate for one account never changes what everyone else pays.
Super Admin, Sub Admin, Accountant, Client - every role now sees exactly what its permissions allow, and that scoping extends through email settings and the client-facing plan page too.
Platform Admin gets a real dashboard for managing every organization at once, including the ability to suspend one directly from it.
Plans are purchased through Stripe with cancel and resume built in, and invoice PDFs became modular - organization details, add-ons, and totals now generate independently instead of a single hardcoded layout.
Add-On Services ships as a shared catalog of flat-priced extras you can attach to any order in a click, instead of writing a manual line item every time.
A warning now appears when a client's email address isn't verified yet - catching the problem before it turns into a bounced invoice or a missed notification.
Click any stat card on the dashboard and the order list filters straight to it - no more rebuilding the same filter by hand every time.
A message center connects your team and your clients directly - threaded conversations, image support, and a web push notification the moment a new message lands.
The foundation everything above is built on: role-based accounts, login, and the order flow that's been extended in nearly every entry since.
Every entry above is in the product today. Nothing here is a roadmap item.
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