Amounts are readable in every theme, zero is neutral, invoice numbers appear on a single line and the columns in Staff are aligned. On the phone you tap a month for the details.

The client profile fits on the screen, the inbox shows the list or the conversation, Meetings open on a single day and search in All tools is visible again.

Dates are written as you would in Dutch, English terms are translated and outdated references have been removed.

Activities and legends are fully visible, linked channels pop out, all pages share the same rhythm and kanban boards scroll out smoothly with a scroll button.

Activiteiten en legenda's zijn volledig zichtbaar, gekoppelde kanalen springen eruit, alle pagina's hebben hetzelfde ritme en kanban-borden lopen zacht uit met een scrollknop.

De knop staat nu netjes op gelijke hoogte met de andere knoppen en heeft een rustiger uiterlijk.

Er zit nu wat meer ruimte tussen de bovenbalk en de inhoud, op alle pagina's gelijk.

Je stuurt nu een foto of bestand mee in de support-chat. Foto's (ook die van je iPhone) laten we meteen als voorbeeld zien, pdf's komen als nette downloadregel. Alleen jij en support kunnen ze openen.

The page reserves space for the bar, which becomes compact when scrolling and sits next to the chat button on the phone.

The header of each tool now spans the full width, the status stays together and the numbers are neatly paired.

You now see a clear number per group of your total, colour only when something needs attention, and the backlog card opens your overdue tasks directly.

The tour pauses as long as a window is open and then resumes where you left off.

The page then reloads itself once and you continue on the newest version.

Add such sites to the list with one click and track per site whether you have requested a listing. Senly checks each month whether your client is actually listed and notifies you if a mention disappears.

The All clients tab shows per client the score, trend, how often AI mentions the client, AI visits and mentions. Clients that are falling behind appear at the top.

In Results within the client environment the client now sees the score, how often AI mentions them and how often AI search engines read the site.

You receive a notification when your client is mentioned significantly less often or when another site appears more frequently in the answers.

You can click through everything in the demo and open windows. Only when saving do you see that nothing is stored in the demo.

Each trend now shows plain, readable text.

The list opens on the first period that contains tasks. If you set a filter yourself, it remains.

You now see the appointment as, for example, Fri 18 Sep, 18:00, in your own language and time zone.

You now see a sample of the report that your client receives, in the colour of the selected client.

Je ziet de afspraak nu als bijvoorbeeld vr 18 sep, 18:00, in je eigen taal en tijdzone.

Je ziet nu een voorbeeld van het rapport dat je klant krijgt, in de kleur van de gekozen klant.

Senly gebruikt nu de nieuwe werkwijze van Perplexity, dus de meting loopt gewoon door. Gebruik je een eigen Perplexity-sleutel voor teksten, dan blijft die ook werken.

The plugin now always retains the latest good version, even when many requests are made simultaneously.

De plugin houdt nu altijd de laatste goede versie vast, ook als er veel tegelijk wordt opgevraagd.

Bij Resultaten in het klantportaal staat bij YouTube nu een korte uitleg bovenaan de inzichten, zolang de periode of de vergelijking daarvoor over die datum gaat.

De citatiecheck wijst bij nul keer bron bij Google op de schakelaar "Search generative AI" in Search Console. De WordPress-plugin (1.5.1) telt bezoeken van Google-Agent mee bij Google. Het FAQ-blok legt uit dat AI-assistenten de vragen wel gebruiken, ook al toont Google ze niet meer als uitgelicht resultaat.

Vanaf versie 1.6 werkt de plugin zichzelf bij, net als plugins uit de WordPress-bibliotheek. In AI-vindbaarheid zie je per klant welke versie er draait.

De plugin toont nu het Senly-logo, met welke WordPress-versie hij getest is en wat er nieuw is. Opnieuw controleren ziet een nieuwe versie meteen.

Senly now checks in the background whether each linked account is still correctly subscribed to new messages and restores it automatically, so new messages appear in your inbox as expected.

Senly now uses Google’s new image model, so you can keep creating illustrations and post images just as you’re used to.

The Tool Store now includes AI discoverability: enter a website and you’ll see a score, which AI search engines have access, and what can be improved, with ready‑made adjustments you can apply directly to the site.

Under Ideas & bugs in your preferences you can submit an idea or bug and vote on ideas from other agencies. You see what is planned and delivered, and you are notified as soon as your idea is scheduled or live.

Your client now requests specific changes, and you continue the discussion per post in a single thread. Internal notes from your team remain hidden from the client.

When a post is edited, your client sees added and removed words highlighted, and whether images have been replaced.

Your client can pause an approved post as long as it is not yet online. You are notified immediately and can release it again when appropriate.

Your client receives a reminder after two days, up to two times. If there is still no response, or a post is scheduled within a day, you receive a notification.

Just before scheduling, the planner checks your post per channel. Anything that truly cannot be posted blocks it, and minor issues such as a missing alt‑text trigger a warning you can decide on.

The counter now counts per channel in the same way as the save routine, and the AI helper respects the strictest limit of your selected channels.

Make text bold or italic with one click or Cmd+B / Cmd+I, and choose from hundreds of emojis via a search function. They appear exactly where your cursor is.

The approval link is now always clearly readable, regardless of the display mode your client uses.

Select a client in the tool and each check is stored with the difference to the previous run. The site is automatically re‑checked each month, you are alerted to a steep drop and the score appears in the monthly report.

With the Senly plugin on a WordPress site you can now push them live from the tool with one click, and pull them back just as easily. You can edit them first; they will be live on the site within an hour.

In AI discoverability you now pose client questions to Google with AI and, using your own key, to Perplexity. You see whether your client is mentioned, whether the website is used as a source and which other sites are cited.

The check now waits longer for those files, so even slow sites receive a fair score.

The Senly WordPress plugin now forwards the measurement via your own website if the direct measurement is blocked. Upload the new plugin version and choose Replace.

Select a client and the block to automatically push fixes live, with the download button, appears immediately.

Subscribe on the status page and you will receive an email as soon as we report, update or resolve an incident. A brief hiccup of a few minutes no longer turns the status page red.

The backup now reliably takes over, so captions, hashtags and image descriptions continue to work.

The status page now shows scheduled and ongoing maintenance, what it affects and how long it will last. If you are subscribed to status updates you receive an email beforehand.

The link now points to your own portal domain, so scheduled posts appear in your calendar as expected.

All emails to your client now link to your own portal domain, where your client also logs in.

The status page now shows per major platform (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok and more) whether your scheduled posts are arriving correctly. Login is also now truly verified.

The PDF now displays your own logo at the correct proportion, the font from your template and everything in a single language: that of the invoice, your client or your agency. Only a status that conveys something to your client remains, e.g. Paid.

Coming months are now striped and called Expected, the current month is highlighted. At the top you see your profit to date with a comparison to the same months last year, and alongside a calm forecast for the whole year.

You now see only the amount; the fact that the comparison is to the same months last year is shown in a tooltip.

Dates and amounts now appear correctly immediately, error messages are clearer, and tools such as DM openers, monthly reports and the blog overview now return reliable results.

Open een idee of bug om met Senly in gesprek te gaan, vragen te beantwoorden en screenshots mee te sturen. Je screenshots zijn alleen zichtbaar voor jouw bureau en Senly, en je krijgt bericht zodra Senly reageert.

De vensters zijn strak en rustig, en de uitlichting valt weer netjes om het juiste onderdeel; een lange lijst licht in zijn geheel op. Door het hele portaal nagelopen.

De rondleiding opent nu zelf het juiste tabblad of blok, slaat onderdelen over die voor jou niet bestaan, en begint met een rustige introkaart in het midden. Het uitlegvenster schuift ook niet meer over het onderdeel dat het uitlegt, en alle uitleg is bijgewerkt naar hoe het portaal nu werkt, in vier talen.

Komende maanden zijn gestreept en heten Verwacht, de lopende maand is gemarkeerd, en Jaarwinst toont wat er tot nu toe binnen is met de verwachting voor het hele jaar eronder.

Coming months are striped and called Expected, the current month is highlighted, and Annual profit shows what has been received so far with the full‑year expectation underneath.

It is now called Where your clients stand: how many clients are lagging, idle or on schedule.

In Invoice settings you can select Automatic or a fixed language for clients without a language of their own. Reminders now follow the same language as the invoice.

Bij elke vraag waarop je klant niet genoemd wordt, zie je nu op welke gidsen en vergelijkingssites je moet staan en krijg je een opzet voor een pagina die de vraag beantwoordt.

For each query where your client is not mentioned, you now see which guide and comparison sites you should appear on and receive a draft page that answers the query.

Je ziet nu per maand een nette kop met de maand, of die verwacht of lopend is, en de marge, in dezelfde stijl als de cijfers erboven. De kaart blijft stil staan, en de cijfers bovenaan hebben elk één korte toelichtingsregel, waardoor de rij compacter is.

You now see a tidy header per month with the month name, whether it is expected or current, and the margin, in the same style as the figures above. The card stays still, and the top figures each have a short explanatory line, making the row more compact.

All text has been made calm and business‑like, in all four languages, including the e‑mails your clients receive.

Klik op Zet als concept in WordPress en de pagina staat klaar als concept, inclusief veelgestelde vragen die AI-zoekmachines herkennen. Je leest hem na en publiceert zelf.

Click Set as draft in WordPress and the page is created as a draft, including FAQs that AI search engines recognise. Review it and publish yourself.

On the new Experts page you find specialists who help you further and you can see instantly who is available; with one click you get in touch.

You now see that the first experts are on their way and you can find the way to the help centre directly if you need help now.

Charts, planner and buttons follow your brand colour and remain readable, also in dark mode. On the login screen the password field is simply empty, you can reach the button to show your password with the keyboard and the focus ring follows your brand.

The password field stays empty until you type and the eye‑button can be reached with Tab. A channel that falls now shows its line in red, as does the figure next to it.

Under Tools in the footer of every page there is now a link to Experts, in all four languages.

On the Experts page you now see per speciality which slots are occupied and which are still free. If you are an expert yourself, you can claim a slot with a short form. After approval you appear with your own profile.

All labels are now clearly readable, industries are shown in your own language, everything fits on your phone and if the trends fail to load you see a clear message with a button to retry. The cards are calmer without a glow.

The overview now counts exactly the same as the header and the workload, a failed synchronisation shows a clear message, and for a new task the message appears directly above the button. Long client names now fit on your phone and the workload window opens beneath the button.

The circle is now on the left of each task and easy to tap. A label such as Asana or Jira no longer shifts over the buttons, but flows neatly beneath the title.

Via the menu of a column you change the name and move a stage left or right. When deleting you see how many leads go to which stage, and if something fails you get a clear message in your own language.

The notifications now use tidy icons that are equally sized and sharp on every device.

In the menu of a stage choose a colour, revert to Default or enter your own brand colour as a hex code. The column colours immediately, and remain clearly visible even with very light or dark colours.

The input field now expands up to about five lines. Enter sends your message as usual, and Shift+Enter starts a new line.

The Add new client button is solid in your brand colour with a neat plus icon, you see "Enter a name first" as long as the name is empty, and the menus in SM Trends also close with Escape.

A photo, video or PDF now opens in a neat preview overlay on the page. Your client browses files with the arrows, downloads with a click and closes with Escape. Other files download as before.

You now see the real reason on the agency itself, with a button to retry if something doesn’t load. Labels are readable in light and dark, amounts are in your language, and everything fits on your phone.

The switches have their familiar shape on every device again, and are still easy to tap on your phone.

You now see a clear message with a retry button, copying shows a short explanation if it fails, and everything is readable in light and dark. On your phone names use the full width, and dates and percentages follow your language.

With the Open Report button, the report opens in a new tab, with zoom and all pages. If the file is gone or your session has expired, you'll see a clear message.

You now confirm first in the familiar portal window, with an explanation of what will happen. Copy Link only reports Copied if it really worked, and otherwise shows the link so you can copy it yourself.

The card now fits exactly, even on small phones. The numbers are displayed on the phone below the icon, across the full width, so everything is readable at a glance.

Those empty spaces now calmly explain what the client can expect, for example 'As soon as your agency sets up your first invoice, you'll see it here'.

A task is now considered completed at the moment you check it off, so later edits no longer affect your score. If the score is low, you'll see what's causing it, such as late delivery or inactive clients.

The tour now starts only after you've responded to the cookie notification and appears as a card at the bottom of the screen on the phone, with the relevant section above it in view. The buttons are always on top.

Every login method is now tracked, so you'll see the date of your last login from your next login onwards.

You now see the net change in open tasks this week and the number of new clients you've acquired this month. If nothing has changed, it will say so.

A client is now only counted if no post frequency has been agreed upon, the client is not linked to your content calendar, and no posts are scheduled for the next 30 days.

The first time, a short welcome card appears, showing what your client can do in their environment: approve posts, view their planning and results, and find their documents. One click and the card is gone.

Above the documents, there are now buttons to filter by All, Action required, or Completed, with the number of each. This way, your client can see at a glance what needs their attention.

Risks now count the same clients as the list below, and each card explains what it contains, such as clients who have had no task or design for 30 days.

As an administrator, you can start a round in Team culture with one button, and team members can read that the administrator starts the rounds. Naming a round now happens in the familiar portal window.

On the client profile, the panel about the client environment now also shows what is waiting for your client: posts to approve, contracts to sign, quotes to respond to, and outstanding or overdue amounts. This way, you immediately know when a friendly reminder helps.

Your logo is now displayed on every invoice and quote, also for your client, in the correct ratio. The chosen font is displayed as usual.

You can now open a PDF with one click in a new tab or in your cloud storage. Lesson videos from YouTube, Vimeo and Loom play normally, even if you paste the regular view link.

In the new Messages section your client asks a question or sends a message, and you reply from the client page. New messages also appear in the bell icon and the summary email.

If you have placed new files for your client since the previous email, that is now also shown, so your client knows something new is ready.

Unread notifications now stay visible until you click Mark all read yourself, so you don’t miss anything.

If you add new files to the client’s folder, they now also appear in the notifications bell, so your client instantly sees that something is ready for them.

The bell now also looks inside your delivery folders, such as “Delivered content”, not only the root folder. The client’s own upload folder remains ignored.

Open quotes and outstanding or overdue invoices now also appear in the notifications bell, so your client misses nothing.

In addition to the e‑mail, there is now a bell icon at the top of the client environment with a counter: posts awaiting approval, contracts to sign and a new monthly report, with a clear read/unread distinction.

Your client now automatically receives a short, branded summary e‑mail on your behalf as soon as something is waiting: posts to approve, a contract to sign, an open quote or an overdue invoice. Only when there is actually something, at most once a week, and the client can disable it with a click.

On the Results page in the client environment there is now a button to download the latest monthly report immediately.

Photos and videos now get a real thumbnail in the Files section, so your client instantly sees what it is. If the preview fails, the label appears as before.

As soon as a client has a linked folder (Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, Box or Dropbox), Files automatically appears in their environment. No further action is required.

Browsing, downloading and uploading now work with any linked storage: Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, Box or Dropbox. The client sees which storage is linked.

Your client now has a Files section in their own environment: they browse their own folder and download visual material and the monthly report. You enable it per client once you have linked storage.

In the Files section your client now drags visual material into their own folder. What they upload ends up in a separate folder and you receive a notification.

Each month the previous month’s report now appears automatically: as a PDF in the client’s Files section, ready to view and download. For clients with linked analytics and storage.

On the overview in the client environment there is now an Automations block: scheduled posts, publications, growth and pending approvals, each with a clear status. No tech speak, just whether it’s running.

Every scheduled or published post that (also) goes to Instagram now appears again in the feed preview, so you can see your whole feed ahead of time.

The feed preview now only shows posts and reels, exactly as your Instagram profile looks. A post that is a story on Instagram but a regular post on another channel is correctly recognised.

You can now scroll through all images of your carousel in the preview, with dots and arrows, exactly as your client will later swipe through them.

You now see Good night, Good morning, Good afternoon or Good evening at the correct moment, in your own time zone. This applies in the client environment and everywhere in the portal.

Below the type you now choose Single post or Carousel. The choice automatically switches to the best fit for the type, and you can always convert it, so you can also make a tip, case or review as a carousel. For a case or review the generator no longer invents customers or results, but provides a clear placeholder for you to fill in.

The calendar now shows your tasks as calm rows per day on a single panel, the trash has a quiet empty‑state line, and a new task shows normal client names and a date field that matches the rest. In dark mode the date‑ and time‑icons are visible again.

Each client icon on your tasks now gets the same bright display, retaining the client’s own colour, so you can see at a glance which client a task belongs to.

You now see all involved clients for that activity, with their icons and the main client plus a counter, so it’s clear the activity concerned several clients.

All blocks now fit on your phone, status labels and accents are readable in every mode, and lists, charts and block selection look calmer. Your numbers, rings and coloured labels stay as you expect.

All filters look the same, details are neatly aligned, on your phone everything fits with the title spanning the full width, and a failed refresh is shown immediately.

From e‑mail and cloud storage to CRM, accounting, notifications, webshops and AI: every form now works the same way, with the main button in your own brand colour, a clear notice when a connection is active and readable error messages. Disconnecting is readable everywhere and everything fits on your phone.

Each integration now uses its own name, the linking text matches the tool type, and field names, placeholder texts, dates, percentages and campaign statuses appear in your language. Also the explanation where to find the GetResponse API key is no longer Dutch‑only.

Labels, links and error messages are readable, editing happens directly in the card and everything fits on your phone. You can also open a conversation with the keyboard.

On a light background the text automatically becomes dark, buttons grow with long texts and the preview shows the same tick as your live page. On your phone toggles, colour circles and link buttons are tidy again, and with a white theme your chosen options appear as expected.

The overview is now a single calm panel, quick actions sit neatly side by side (three equal buttons on your phone) and a clear message in your language appears if something fails to load. The timeline shows events as calm rows and long platform lists no longer push the title away.

Changed fields and events now have a plain name in your language, also in the all‑activities overview, and the approval‑link window uses tidy line icons.

All windows, notifications and buttons in your profile, absence and preferences are readable in light and dark. Settings shows search and categories at the top on your phone, and the link to Notifications now really opens Notifications. Languages are now chosen via a round flag, also in the top‑right language menu.

The button now simply shows Subscribe in every language. You can also close the e‑mail change window with the Escape key.

The portal now detects when a new version is live and loads it automatically, so you always work on the current version without manual refreshing.

You now get a clear explanation: "This post looks like one you just published — edit the text or wait a moment", and the window stays open so you can adjust the text immediately.

Your client selects a metric at the top (followers, reach, interactions, posts or engagement) and immediately sees the trend in a large chart. The slider below zooms into a few days, the table view shows daily figures and the channels and top posts are now in handy sliders.

A subtle grey line of the previous period now runs through the chart, also when zoomed and in the table. A toggle lets the client turn the comparison off.

At the top your client chooses a channel, or clicks a channel card. Figures, chart, activity, insights and top posts follow that choice.

A new block shows, per weekday and time of day, how many reactions posts typically receive, with plain‑language advice once enough posts are available.

A button next to the chart lets your client download a tidy PDF with the key figures, the selected chart, channels, top posts and insights.

The linking window now covers the full screen, statuses and notices are readable with tidy icons, and if something fails you see a retry button. Everything fits on your phone, and the Metricool block is also tidy.

On the client page there is now a Usage block: last active, visits, viewed sections, downloads and decisions, per person and per day, with a list of recent actions.

On your phone the builder now fits entirely, and a clear error message with a retry button appears if something fails. Steps are written in plain language (Wait 2 days), labels are readable in light and dark, and Escape closes menus and panels.

A copy now stays in the same folder, the toggle shows Published, and you confirm publishing or deleting in the familiar portal window. Metricool now only shows what you need, and Canva no longer shows a misleading expiry date.

The button now simply uses your set brand colour and sits level with the neighbouring buttons.

You now always see a clear notice with a retry button, expired contracts appear in red as Expired (also in the contracts overview), and if the e‑mail could not be sent a warning remains until you dismiss it.

Buttons always stay visible, messages are in plain language, you see and type your brand colour as a hex code, and Escape now only closes the cost confirmation.

The bar now follows your theme with a clear Download button and PDF label, the name fits on your phone, and a clear notice appears if the report fails to load.

The input field always stays visible, you see a clear notice if something fails, lists and links in answers are neatly formatted and clickable, and on your phone the chat slides above the keyboard. Escape closes the chat.

Text and buttons now adapt to your brand colour, the View as client bar frees the content and collapses on scroll, and everything fits on your phone. In the Coming soon online view you see arrows indicating more posts, and login errors are displayed calmly and clearly.

Invite your client from the client profile. Your client logs in with email and password and sees, in your logo and colours, their contracts (also to sign), quotes and invoices (also to pay), plus who their permanent contact person is. You decide per client what is visible and can revoke access at any time.

With the ‘View as client’ button on the client profile you open the client environment exactly as your client sees it, even before you have invited them. In this example you do not approve anything or open documents on behalf of your client, so nothing is changed by accident.

In the client environment your client sees per channel their followers and growth, reach and interactions over the past 30 or 90 days, with their best‑performing posts. A few short sentences summarise what stands out, so they can see at a glance what your work delivers.

In the client environment your client sees a month calendar with all scheduled and published posts, per channel and time slot. Posts awaiting approval are clearly marked, with a button to approve them instantly. The same planning appears as a tidy list on the phone.

In the client environment your client sees all scheduled posts and drafts awaiting their approval, with image, platform and publishing time. They can approve, reject with a comment, or approve everything at once. An approved post goes live as scheduled, and you receive an instant notification.

When a post is rejected you now also receive an e‑mail containing the client’s comment and a button to edit the post immediately. You will never miss what needs to be changed again.

Your client now confirms ‘Approve all’ directly on the page, in the same style. An expired link now clearly states that the link has expired, instead of ‘link not found’.

Cards are now white with a thin stripe in the colour of the phase you set yourself, tags appear as a dot with a word, and a status is only shown when a contact is completed or stopped. The edit‑contact window is calmer and the buttons stay visible. Drag‑and‑drop and filtering work as before.

Your uploaded fonts now show their own name everywhere on the client profile, just like in the edit window.

After a failed direct debit you now see the outstanding amount and the linked card, with a button to retry the payment immediately. If it succeeds straight away, your access is restored instantly; if it is still processing you see a notice and receive a message when it succeeds; if it is declined you see the reason straight away.

If your subscription has expired and nothing can be collected, you now see a button to start a new subscription immediately – your details are retained.

The icons still overlap nicely, but now have a solid background so no dark seam appears and each icon is equally bright.

You can now expand and collapse folders, inboxes, addresses and labels per section. Collapsed you immediately see how many items are inside, and your choice is remembered, keeping the sidebar as calm as you want.

The tool is now divided into clear blocks. Per action you see the toggle and the maximum per day on a single line, tempo fields show their unit instantly, and the results are in a tidy table that also reads well on your phone.

Keywords, messages and progress now sit in calm blocks with thin lines, a running run appears as a single clear line with a stop button, and error messages are easy to read. On your phone everything fits neatly on screen again.

On your phone all blocks now sit neatly one below the other across the full width. In the Facebook tool a running run appears as a single calm line with a stop button, and notifications are displayed with a thin line instead of a coloured panel.

The final number now fills the row, so the number row closes neatly on every screen, the stray arrows are gone and the ‘Main action’ label is legible in the platform colour.

Even heavy pages are now scanned normally, and if your address redirects (e.g. from www to non‑www) the underlying pages such as services and about us are included again.

All tabs now have normal headings, thin lines and error messages with a calm dash. The ‘Scan now’ button sits directly next to the website address, a selected day is clearer, and everything fits neatly on your phone.

Settings, pages and notifications are now calm and tidy, the small buttons are more readable, and on your phone the sections sit neatly one below the other with the buttons always visible. Your preview images remain the same size. The calendar icon next to the date is now clearly visible in dark mode as well.

That old styling has been cleaned up, reducing the load by over a quarter. Pages therefore open a little more smoothly, without any change to appearance.

Month, Week and Day are now switched with a single calm toggle, ‘New meeting’ sits on the right and appointments keep their own colour without clutter. Week numbers and checkmarks retain your familiar colours, and on your phone all seven days fit on screen again.

Meetings that occur simultaneously now sit neatly side by side, short appointments show title and time, the calendar ends at the last hour and the month has a fixed, calm height per day.

Your client now gets the same sidebar, header, tiles and cards as you, in your logo and brand colour, with light and dark mode and a login screen in the same style as Senly’s. On the phone everything works via a handy menu.

Those words now keep their capital letter, as proper German requires.

Your client now sees your company name everywhere, making it immediately clear who manages their social media.

Your client now finds their environment at /portal, recognisable in all four languages. Previously sent invitations and links continue to work.

Your client now instantly sees what is required of them, their upcoming posts as an image strip and per channel how their followers grow. Approving posts happens in a preview that looks like the post will appear on Instagram or LinkedIn, with their own profile picture. On the phone everything works like an app with a bottom tab bar.

The preview now opens in the same window, and with ‘Close preview’ you return directly to the client profile.

A calm floating bar now appears at the bottom, just like when you view the portal as a colleague, showing the client’s name and a single button back to your own portal. On the phone it sits neatly above the menu bar.

Your client now gets the same calendar as you: a week view with times and a month view, with the same cards and status colours. Everything is view‑only, and on the phone they see a tidy list per day.

Your client now sees in one summary their total followers with a growth chart, the distribution per channel and their reach, interactions, posts and engagement. Below that is a tidy table per channel, insights with a clear icon and a gallery of their best posts with likes, comments, reach and the correct engagement percentage.

The page name now sits in the centre of the top bar, like in an app, and the content starts immediately. In Results you choose the period directly in the summary.

Your client now sees an interactive graph of their followers, reach and interactions per day, with numbers appearing on hover. Each figure is compared with the previous period, each channel has its own card with trends, an activity card shows on which days content went live, and their best post is displayed large at the top with likes, comments, reach and engagement.

Each tool page now fits fully on your phone, text on light buttons is readable, and in the bubble view the search field always stays visible. The page also loads lighter.

Groups now sit calmly one below the other with thin lines, the top buttons are subtle and clear, and error messages are easy to read. If saving fails you see it immediately, and on your phone everything fits on screen again.

Words remain whole, discounts show their minus sign again, long invoices flow neatly over multiple pages with column headings at the top, and text on a light brand colour stays readable. Amounts and calculations are unchanged.

The elements now sit as a calm list one below the other, each colour has a small swatch with the code beside it, the buttons stay at the bottom in view and the preview invoice matches your theme. The window for adding an invoice client is also calmer.

Sign‑up now aligns calmly with the homepage, everything is readable in every mode, error messages sit clearly next to the relevant field and on your phone everything fits without zooming.

Folders and files now have tidy icons, view and download are calm actions, the grid matches your theme and on your phone you read the full file name. File icons from Google Drive are now sharp instead of blurry, and error messages are clearer.

Caption, hashtags and visual brief now sit calmly one below the other, the post preview is readable in every mode, carousel steps follow your brand colour and error messages are clear. For post types that produce a carousel the label ‘Carousel’ now appears, so you instantly know you are creating a carousel.

All options, messages and windows are now calm and readable, your current billing cycle has a tick, cancelling remains clearly recognisable without clutter, and if resuming or proceeding fails you see it straight away.