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Gamification Log controls and Mini Games admin views

The Gamification Log gains bulk-edit controls and a user-front visibility toggle; Mini Games adds a per-user spin summary view and a stats API.

01 ·Bulk-edit and hide actions in the Gamification Log

The Gamification Log now supports selecting multiple rows at once and applying changes to all of them in a single pass. A checkbox column at the far left of the table enables row selection. Once rows are selected, an Edit Actions panel opens where you can enter a new action name (applied to every selected row, subject to a character limit) and choose whether those actions appear in the trader's coins activity view. The selection clears automatically whenever you change a search term or apply a different filter. A User-front Display column in the table records the shown/hidden state of each action, and that field is available in the column picker for filtering.

Before confirming, a preview shows how the trader's coins activity view will look with the pending changes. A toggle in the preview removes hidden actions from the table entirely so you can see what the trader will see.

Why it matters

Operators running complex programs sometimes log internal actions, such as bulk updates or back-office corrections, that aren't meant for traders. Renaming and hiding across many rows at once keeps the trader's view clean while the full record stays in the admin panel.

02 ·Per-user spin summary in the Mini Games Log

A User Log tab on the Mini Games Log page now shows one row per trader with their Spin Count, Spin Streak, and Spin Used for every Spin the Wheel game in the community. Every community member appears in the table; traders with no spin activity show zeros. Columns group by game; the table scrolls horizontally when there are more games than fit the screen, and the User column stays pinned on the left. Any spin metric is sortable, and you can search by trader name. Each row has an edit button that opens a modal for adjusting that trader's spin count and streak across all games at once. The full view exports to CSV.

Why it matters

The existing Game History tab records individual spin events. The User Log gives the opposite picture: which traders still have unused spins, who is on a streak, who has dropped off. For teams running Spin the Wheel as a competitive return-visit driver, it is the fastest way to read participation across the full trader base.

03 ·API for a trader's current Mini Games and streak stats

A new API endpoint returns a trader's current state across all Mini Games and streak games in the community. For each Spin the Wheel game, the response covers the trader's available spin count, whether their spin mission is cleared, whether they spun today, and their current streak. Streak games return the current streak and mission-cleared status. The endpoint reflects today's state.

Why it matters

When a broker's external app needs to show a trader their spin count or streak, this endpoint returns that data in a single call without loading the full client portal. Spin and streak status can surface in whatever channel the broker runs, not just inside the platform.

Also in this build
Improvement

The Spin the Wheel log no longer includes mission-progress entries logged on routine field updates, keeping the log focused on meaningful spin events.

26 Mar
Fix

When a Spin the Wheel win reward's custom field is changed from mandatory to non-mandatory, pending claim records now sync the updated setting so the trader-facing form reflects the current field requirements.

26 Mar