Activities Now Require a Subject + Reward Requests Inline

Feature

Week of May 10, 2026

A cluster of changes that tightens how activities and rewards work together:

Subject attribution is required. Every activity must now be attached to a subject — typically a conversation or introduction — so advocates and admins can always trace an activity back to the thing it was about. The legacy “freestanding” activities created without context are no longer allowed.
Inline reward request. When logging an activity that earns a reward, advocates can now request the reward as part of the same form — no separate trip to the wallet. Reduces friction and means rewards get requested at the moment the work is fresh.
Most recent conversation is pre-selected. When an admin opens the New Activity form for an advocate, the conversation dropdown now defaults to the advocate’s most recently active conversation instead of being blank — usually the right answer, so it cuts a click for the common case.
Reward request cards lead with the ask. In the admin inbox, a reward request card now opens with the request statement (“Requesting amount for activity name”) rather than the advocate’s name. Reads as an explicit ask instead of a chat message and makes triage faster.

Existing activities are unaffected. Going forward, the activity form is the single place to log work and request a reward for it.

No admin action required.

Related: Activity Definitions · Reward Claim Caps