Manage your listings
The listings index at /partner/listings shows every listing you own — software, AI tools, services, rewards, and architectures — in one table with its lifecycle status, plan, creation date, and actions.
The indexlink
All five verticals appear together, newest first, with filter chips per type showing live counts. Each row shows the listing’s name, type, lifecycle status, plan tier (Basic / AI / Agentic AI), and creation date, plus actions: View opens the public page (enabled once the listing is live), and Manage jumps into the partner workspace for that category. The Add Listing and Claim a listing entry points live on the same page.
Lifecycle statuseslink
- check_circleLive — published and serving on its public page.
- check_circlePending review — submitted and waiting for approval by the Kariant team.
- check_circleRejected — did not pass review; hover the badge to see the rejection reason so you know exactly what to fix before resubmitting.
- check_circleDraft — created but not yet submitted.
Held listings (slot allowance)link
Your plan covers one listing; additional ones are purchased as listing slots. If a new listing exceeds your slot allowance, the server holds it (an internal “slot blocked” state) instead of publishing it — you are warned at submission time. A held listing is never deleted and does not consume a slot: purchasing an additional listing slot, or a restore by the Kariant team, releases it. Rewards never consume slots and are never held.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the View action disabled on some rows?expand_more
The public page exists only once the listing is live. Drafts, pending, and rejected listings have no public page to view yet.
Where do I see why a listing was rejected?expand_more
On /partner/listings, hover the Rejected badge — the reviewer’s rejection reason is shown there.
My submission said it was held because my slot allowance is used up. What now?expand_more
Buy an additional listing slot from /partner/listings/add (or contact support to have it looked at). The held listing is intact and releases once a slot covers it — you never re-enter its content.