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Review applications

Process partner applications with filters, review states, social checks, and approval actions.

Summary

Process partner applications with filters, review states, social checks, and approval actions.

Where to find it

Merchant sidebar → Partners → Pending Requests

Before you start

  • Enable partner applications if you want merchants to accept inbound applications.

Steps

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Applications queue

Applications queue with filters, stats cards, and bulk actions.

Applications queueShow the filters, status controls, and bulk tools so merchants can quickly understand how to organize the review queue.
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Application review page

Application detail view with intake score, timeline, and approval actions.

Application review pageA detailed review screenshot helps merchants see where the score, timeline, and approval buttons appear in one place.
  1. Open Partners → Pending Requests to review the queue.
  2. Filter by status, date range, or sort order to narrow the list.
  3. Use bulk approve, bulk reject, or export when you need a wider action.
  4. Open an application to see the full profile, intake score, and activity timeline.
  5. Mark the application under review if you need time before deciding.
  6. Approve, reject, or undo the approval as needed.

Settings explained

  • Intake score gives merchants an early signal about application quality.
  • Projected tier previews where the applicant may fit.
  • Social validation helps confirm profile details before approval.
  • Reply to applicant gives merchants a structured way to follow up from the application screen.

Example

A merchant filters applications to show high-follower candidates submitted in the last seven days, opens the strongest record, reviews social validation, sends a short reply, and approves the application into the program.

Tips and limits

  • Review the application settings page before opening applications widely to the public.
  • Bulk actions are fastest when your approval rules are already clear.
  • Use Under review instead of leaving applications untouched when another teammate is still evaluating them.