Changelog

We corrected a detector that could flag a false commission shortfall for partners paid on an annualized or managed rate. As a structural backstop, Partner Partner now refuses to publish any dollar-figure conclusion unless the underlying numbers are fully confirmed — otherwise it's kept as a quiet data-health note. Two earlier over-counting bugs were also fixed.

When you upload a partner agreement, Partner Partner now automatically drafts the matching program and tier structure for the tech partner to review and publish — closing the loop from “agreement on file” to “graded program” with no manual setup. This used to run for one pilot customer; it's now on for every agency.

Every evidence “Receipt” now carries a confidence label, so it's clear how sure Partner Partner is about a finding. Receipts tied to an agreement link straight back to that document (and vice-versa), so any finding traces to its source. The agreement-matching pipeline behind this reached every customer at the same time.

Partner Partner now automatically reads uploaded partner agreements for every agency and checks for renewal windows, payment delays, rate mismatches, and commission-tail issues — feeding your Data Health picture. Previously this ran for one pilot customer only.

Your data now rolls up into an overall Data Health score that summarizes quality at a glance. We also changed the default so a potential issue only becomes a customer-facing Receipt once the engine can confirm it — unconfirmed items take the quieter Data Health path instead of alarming you prematurely.

Agency-type filters, client testimonials on profiles, the real brand favicon, and more agency detail surfaced from Bubble.

Merchants can now browse and discover agencies, each with a public profile. Live at partners.yourpartnerpartner.com.

A keep-alive cron and failure alerts prevent the free-tier database from auto-pausing and taking the site down.

Egress now streams a genuine download bundle instead of reporting a false success; the bridge secret is captured to AWS.

The migration bridge is live-proven, ungated, and running non-embedded at connect.yourpartnerpartner.com.

Org-scoped extraction now works for billing-only merchants, gated by 8-category data-sharing consent.

Durable framing, a sign-in-first landing, and a real intake panel with email delivery.

Deep-link auth → dashboard → extract → ZIP egress, with a hardened bridge (retry/backoff, pagination-ceiling detection, structured error capture).

Migration state, usage events, and billing are extracted into a dedicated Neon database.

SEO, social cards, analytics, custom domain, and guarded write-back of headline/bio to Bubble — the directory readied for launch.

Avatars, a Partnerships filter facet, and a private-preview gate ahead of the public launch.

The Engine flags upcoming agreement renewal windows and matches otherwise-unmatched customers to accounts by email domain.

Agreement PDFs are ingested into structured draft records the Engine can reason about.

Profiles pull canonical identity from the Bubble database (read-only), so the directory stays in step with the system of record.

A new directory app takes shape: admin back office, intro-request flow, and Partner Partner branding.

Per-tenant allowlist gating so the Engine can be switched on one customer at a time. First live tenant onboarded.

Every Issue the Engine raises now carries the specific records that prove it, behind a suppression gate so only real problems surface.

Raw customer records could leak between tenants under some pulls. Scoping was corrected end-to-end, with a migration to close the gap.

The Engine begins analyzing partner and commission data on every run — idempotent, with full audit trails. This is the backbone that surfaces data-quality Issues.

The company rebranded from “Prish” (prish.io) to “Partner Partner” (yourpartnerpartner.com), narrowing its positioning to a sales platform built for Shopify agencies and their partners.