We are now showing users' LinkedIn headlines when searching for users to mention, making it easier to find the right people.

You can learn more about mentioning users in the captions in this article.

Rewards can now be configured with an "internal name" that is only visible to admins. This makes it easier to manage rewards in multilingual communities.

Members can now request to boost their personal post (provided an admin has enabled this option in the backend). When a member enables boosting on a personal post, the platform will automatically create a "boost" campaign for their post when it goes live. The campaign will be published in the community, targeting all members, and will remain live for a week after its launch.

When AI for members is enabled (which can be found in the settings of your account), members can now configure the tone of voice the AI should use when improving their share messages.

They can find this by going to their profile and then selecting 'Preferences'.

Members can now mention approved people and companies when writing a personal post.

Managers can manage these approved mentions in the Personal Post settings.

Our share reporting and interaction detail views now support impression and reach stats for posts on Facebook Pages. This will only be available for recent posts from users who have reconnected their Facebook account after January 13.

You can now create boost campaigns with one click, starting from your import sources.

We've synced our validation with LinkedIn's new rules and now allow file sizes up to 500MB for video shares. Please note that this is not recommended, as it will take a considerable amount of time to upload these files to LinkedIn when members are sharing.

Admins can now easily boost members' shares. From the shares overview in the admin panel, you can now click the "Boost" button to create a boost campaign for that share with a single click. This only applies to shares created through our API, as we do not have the link to the shared post for others.

We've fixed a bug that prevented engagement metrics for shares from getting tracked at the campaign level. The totals were being tracked correctly, but when drilling down on a per-campaign level or filtering on a specific campaign, the metrics were not being tracked. The fix is not retroactive; data will start getting filled in starting yesterday.