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The profile is where most operational work on a single customer happens. Every section on the page is either context (who this person is and what they’ve done) or action (something you can do next).
A referrer's profile with the gaming banner, Needs attention card, Insights, and Campaigns

Page Anatomy

The layout has three columns:
  • Main (left). Banners, attention queue, AI insights, campaigns, activity timeline.
  • Side panel (right). Identity, status, key dates, programme URLs.
  • Notes (bottom right). Free-form team notes.
Referees see a subset, no Campaigns table and no Example short link in the side panel, because they haven’t shared yet.

Top Banner: Signal

A coloured banner appears at the top of the profile whenever the customer is flagged. Today there are two flavours:
  • Suspected of gaming (yellow). Comes with Stop sharing to disable the active offer immediately and Dismiss to clear the banner without acting.
  • Generic signal (yellow). Customer is flagged but no recommended action is auto-attached. Use the menu to decide what to do.
Yellow gaming-suspicion banner with Stop sharing and Dismiss buttons

Needs attention

The card lists every open item that needs a human decision: pending rewards, fraud reviews, and unconfirmed referee purchases. A counter in the header shows how many items are open (“1 item”, “3 items”), and each row carries a verdict pill (Likely fraud, Possible fraud, Manual review, etc.) so you can triage at a glance. Some rows link out to the right approval queue with the customer pre-filtered; others (like Confirm a purchase) are inline actions you complete on the profile itself.

Insights

A short AI-generated read of who this customer is and what they’ve been doing. Use it as a first pass before you dig into the activity timeline. Click About AI insights to see how the summary is generated.
Insights are generated by a third-party LLM (OpenAI) from anonymised profile data only. We send counts, flags, status enums, and approval-rule labels. No names, emails, customer IDs, order numbers, coupon codes, or note content leave the system. Output may be inaccurate or out of date, verify before acting.
Insights card summarising the customer's history in three bullet points

Campaigns (Referrers Only)

The Campaigns table lists every campaign this customer is sharing in. Columns: Each row has a menu with the campaign-level actions: Add a friend, Copy share link, Move to latest offer, Stop sharing, and Add a friend from duplicate search match (used when the friend already exists under a similar-looking record).
Campaign row menu with Add a friend, Copy share link, Move to latest offer, and Stop sharing

Activity Timeline

Below the campaigns, the Activity heading sits to the left and six tabs sit to the right. The tabs scope the timeline:
Activity timeline cycling through All, Referrals, Rewards, Emails, Orders, Admin tabs

Side Panel

Status Pills

A profile may show one or more pills under the name. Each pill maps to a specific flag on the customer record.

Notes

Free-form notes visible to anyone on your team with access to this customer. Use them to record decisions, context, or escalations.

Profile Actions Menu

The to the right of Enrol in campaign holds the customer-level destructive or status-changing actions. Every item flips between two labels (or appears/hides) depending on the customer’s current state:
Actions menu with Block customer, Remove suspicion, Unsubscribe from emails, Purge data options
For non-destructive actions like changing campaigns or adding a friend, use the campaign-row menu in the Campaigns table instead.
Last modified on July 12, 2026