Rich, customizable landing pages with image galleries, FAQs, partner logos, and embedded videos. Tenants can now build their complete public web presence directly in StandShare without coding.
\nThe landing page evolved. What started as a single hero section is now a full-featured internal CMS where tenants compose their public web presence from modular section types. Admins drag-and-drop sections, add rich text, upload images, and go live in minutes.
\nUpload up to 100 images (500 MB total on free tier) and arrange them in grid or masonry layouts.
\nCreate collapsible FAQ sections with rich text answers.
\nShowcase partner organizations with their logos and optional links.
\nEmbed YouTube and Vimeo videos directly on your microsite.
\nEvery section's title automatically appears in a sticky sidebar nav.
\nTiptap-powered rich text in FAQ answers and custom text sections.
\nPublishing is page-level, not section-level. When you click \"Publish,\" all pending changes across every section on the page go live at once. There's no way to publish a single section in isolation. If you have changes you want to keep as draft while publishing others, save them and leave that section unpublished until you're ready.
\nWe're tracking demand for per-section drafts — let us know if this workflow is a pain point for your team.
\nOverages are rejected with a clear error message prompting you to delete unused images or upgrade your plan.
\nImages you upload are served from a public CDN (media.standshare.app). Anyone with the image URL can view it. Ensure you have the right to upload every image — StandShare is not the copyright owner. By uploading, you grant StandShare a hosting license for the duration of your plan.
microsite_pages.published_at (NULL = draft)microsite_sections.content; validated against the section registry on savedangerouslySetInnerHTML at renderCross-org collaboration with document gates, ledger periods that actually close the books, first-class payees, an Events Hub with a unified Event Detail page, a tabbed Admin Hub, automation rules, browser push notifications, and a /join QR landing page.
\nThis release is heavy on the workflows that happen between orgs, between fiscal years, and around event operations. The biggest shifts are financial — ledger periods and a standalone Org Ledger page — and structural: admins now work from a tabbed Admin Hub, coordinators run events from a single Event Detail page, and family leads can help each other without admin intervention.
\nTwo orgs can now share workers for events — host and partner relationships with an explicit collaboration record.
\npending_documents registration status blocks assignment until requirements are met.Real fiscal-year boundaries for the organization ledger.
\nAdmins and treasurers now have a dedicated /ledger page (separate from family account views).
Payees (the vendors, schools, and individuals your org sends checks to) are now rich records, not just names.
\npayees.manage).payees.view_tax_id see the unmasked value.The event workflow was fragmented across a list, an edit page, a settlement page, and several modals. It is now a single Hub.
\nX / Y workers label, summary strip at the top of the list, temporal grouping (Today, This Week, Later this Month), state-aware card styling.The family-side event list got richer cards and a new filter.
\nFamily leads can now manage workers and credentials for workers they sponsor without admin intervention.
\nAdmin tooling moves from a flat sidebar into a tabbed workspace at /admin/hub.
/admin/payees page.Configurable WHEN/IF/THEN automation for org admins on the Full/Professional tier.
\nPublic landing page for QR-code and link invites — {tenant}.standshare.app/join?token=….
Web browser push via Ably — in addition to in-app and email notifications.
\nHeader primary links are now role-aware.
\nEvent capacity is now measured in slots (worker positions), not stands (physical booths).
\nfilledSlots and totalSlots are the canonical capacity fields.tenant_org_id); cross-tenant requirement leakage is fixed.documents.type is extensible — converted from a PG enum to varchar(50) backed by the shared DOCUMENT_TYPES list. New types no longer require a schema migration.All of the above is documented in the Help Center — see the new how-to pages under Account & Profile, Events, Treasurer, Scholarships, and Administration for the specifics.
\nStandShare becomes a full operations platform: QR check-in, training and certification, operator portal, IRS Form 990 reporting, venue discovery, tiering and billing, and more.
\nThis release transforms StandShare from a core fundraising tool into a full operations platform. Organizations can now train workers with built-in video courses, check in workers with QR codes, manage venue operator relationships, and generate IRS compliance reports — all from one place.
\nWorkers can now check in to events by showing a QR code on their phone. Coordinators and operators scan the code using StandShare's built-in camera scanner, and the check-in is recorded instantly.
\nA complete learning management system for training concession stand workers before they work events.
\nVenue operators now have their own portal with dedicated tools for managing concession operations across multiple organizations.
\nNonprofit organizations can now generate IRS Form 990 data directly from StandShare.
\nAdmins can now control how new members join their organization.
\nA platform-wide directory for browsing venues that are seeking staffing partners.
\nSubscription management and feature gating for organizations.
\nAdmins can now customize their organization's public-facing landing page with branding, messaging, and layout options.
\nUsers can download a copy of their personal data from StandShare, including profile information, transaction history, and event participation records.
\nAdmins can view worker performance metrics including attendance rates, events worked, and reliability scores to help with staffing decisions.
\nA family leaderboard that ranks families by events worked, total earnings, and attendance rate. Includes medal icons for top performers and sortable columns.
\nInitial platform foundations: calendar feeds, attendance import, profile extensions, release infrastructure.
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