Intro: This release makes day-to-day publishing in Social Valet more complete and dependable. You can now see more of your Instagram history in one place, recover more quickly when access or billing needs attention, and run into fewer blockers when posting or joining shared albums.

See your full Instagram history in Social Valet

Instagram activity is easier to review without bouncing between tools.

• Bring externally published Instagram posts into view. Posts you published outside Social Valet can now appear in your published posts area, so your Social Valet view more closely matches what your audience actually sees on Instagram.

• See those posts on your calendar. Past posts published directly on Instagram now show on the day they went live, giving you a more complete picture of your recent publishing activity.

• Open external posts in a safe read-only preview. You can review captions, media, and engagement details in Social Valet, then jump to Instagram when you need to make changes there.

• Note: this is only for posts since you connected your instagram account to Social Valet.

Clearer next steps when billing needs attention

If your subscription is missing or your billing needs to be updated, Social Valet now does a better job taking you to the right place instead of leaving you at a dead end. That means less confusion when you need to finish setup or fix a payment issue so you can get back to work faster.

Fewer Instagram publishing failures

Posts that would have failed because of unsupported Instagram image sizing are handled more gracefully, helping reduce repeated publishing errors and making it easier to get posts out without trial and error.

Smoother shared album onboarding

People coming in from shared album links can now move between sign up and log in more reliably, and the flow for adding a shared album to an account is more dependable. That helps new users get into their album faster with less friction.

Updated Terms of Service

We refreshed the Terms of Service shown in Social Valet so the in-app terms better reflect the current product and account experience.