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v0.7.2 · 2026-10-12

v0.7.2 2026-10-12

Impressum: GISA-Zahl 40115825 added; partner-app legal pages now name the operator.

EU data residency: DrumBeat’s database and file storage moved to Cloudflare’s EU jurisdiction.
Operator details added to the footer and legal pages.
The demo sign-in now needs a private link.

Easier to read and use: stronger text contrast in light and dark mode (the Trust section is readable in dark mode again), visible keyboard focus, a skip-to-content link, names for every form field for screen readers, and bigger tap targets on phones.
Vendor portal on phones: Compose, Settings, Analytics and Sign out are all on screen now.
Partner feed: fresh vendor news every hour again, “Load more” instead of a hidden 200-item limit, and far fewer items mislabelled as promotions.
Deadline finder: DrumBeat can read ingested vendor news for partner deadlines and only keeps a date it can quote from the source. It switches on with the AI key.
Security: a strict content-security policy on the partner app, protection against cross-site requests, clean error messages instead of error pages, and sign-in rate limits that now count per hour as intended.
This page now describes what DrumBeat does today: anonymous partner feedback, data stored in Europe, company SSO on request.

New look — “Signal”: a refreshed visual design across the marketing site, vendor portal and partner app — Instrument Sans headlines, a mono voice for labels and dates, an indigo accent, cooler neutrals, and a polished dark mode. Sidebar navigation on desktop, bottom navigation on mobile.
Login and legal pages rebuilt to the new design and hardened: their styles and scripts now load as self-hosted files, so they render and work correctly under the site’s strict content-security policy.

Connect a feed: paste your partner-news RSS/Atom/JSON feed in Settings — new posts arrive hourly as drafts labelled “ingested” for you to review and publish. Feed health shows in Settings.
Documents: attach PDFs, price lists and datasheets to an item (up to 5, 10 MB each); partners download them from the feed and library.
Audience: target an item at CEE, DACH, CEE & DACH, EMEA or everyone. Partners without a region see everything.
Partner contacts: publish escalation, support, product-help and sales contacts; partners who follow you see them on your vendor card.
Analytics: reach, opens, source clicks, reminders and anonymous feedback — aggregate only, from ten followers; per-item table from twenty-five; an incremental-reach check against your own partner list, computed once and never stored.
Partner feedback: partners rate items and can leave an anonymous one-liner.
Partners now get deadline push notifications, a weekly cross-vendor digest, team accounts, and the portal and app in DE and SK.
Vendor teams can sign in with company SSO (OpenID Connect) once it is switched on for your organisation.

Portal Settings: edit your vendor profile (name, region, partner-news feed URL), see your team, invite teammates by work email, change roles and remove people.
Role rules enforced: Owners and Admins manage the team; the last Owner is protected; Editors and Viewers see settings read-only.
Light appearance is now the default; the dark toggle and your saved choice still apply.

Vendor sign-in at /login — one-time link to your work email, no password; you stay signed in for 30 days.
Vendor portal with Compose: write an item — news, promo, price list, training or event — or paste what you have, save it as a draft, then publish. Edit and unpublish any time.
Team roles enforced: Owner, Admin and Editor can publish; Viewer is read-only.
Paste-and-draft assistant groundwork in place; activates once the AI key is enabled.

Language switch EN / DE / SK, remembered per browser; browser language as default.
Text size selector, five steps, default in the middle.
Dark / light switch; follows the OS setting until changed.
Footer version and this page.
Pilot pricing: €490 one-off (3 months, first 5 vendors) · year one €990 for pilot vendors · standard €2,900 per vendor per year.

First production build from the approved design: hero, problem, how it works, trust, pilot and sign-up, about.
Self-hosted typeface, no framework, no third-party requests.
Sign-up backend prepared (preview mode: accounts stored, no e-mail sent until launch).