Faster Creator Vetting, Chat Crash Fixed
Eve now evaluates creators dramatically faster — checking up to twelve at once with lighter data lookups. Plus, you can build vetting criteria incrementally, and a critical bug that crashed new chat questions is fixed.
Faster, smarter creator vetting in chat
Eve's creator evaluation engine got a major upgrade. When you ask her to vet creators for a campaign, she now checks up to twelve at once instead of one at a time — so what used to take minutes finishes in seconds. Each lookup is also lighter, pulling only the signals that matter (audience stats, content themes, sponsorship history) rather than full post transcripts.
What this means for you
- Batch vetting across your shortlist. Ask Eve to evaluate a group of creators against your campaign criteria and she processes them in parallel. No more waiting for one creator to finish before the next one starts.
- Refine criteria as you go. Start with a few vetting requirements, review the scored results, then layer on additional criteria without losing your earlier work. It's a more natural way to dial in exactly what you're looking for.
- Richer campaign context. When Eve pulls up a campaign's vetting results, you now see follower counts per creator and evidence quotes for each criterion — so you can spot-check her reasoning without digging into individual profiles.
Also in this release
- Chat crash fixed. A bug introduced on July 21 was causing every new chat question to crash the page, requiring a refresh before the message would go through. This is resolved — new conversations now start reliably on the first try.
- Vetting card display fix. Campaign cards no longer incorrectly show "0 scored" when a vetting run has actually completed and scored creators.