MOJA-1891 — VICIdial CSV Availability Check Support
Enhancement
What changed: Added support for parsing CSV/delimited responses in buyer availability checks. Previously, availability checks only supported JSON responses. Now the system can parse CSV, pipe-delimited, and tab-delimited responses — enabling integrations with VICIdial and other legacy telephony APIs.
Why it matters: Buyers using VICIdial (very common in pay-per-call) can now use real-time agent availability routing without needing a custom middleware proxy. Field extraction like agents_waiting > 0 works directly on CSV responses.
MOJA-1861 — Legacy Cap Settings UI Removal
Fix (cleanup)
What changed: Removed the old/legacy cap settings from the UI for Target, Campaign, RTB, and Buyer. These were replaced by Advanced Caps but the old UI elements were still visible, causing confusion.
Why it matters: Cleaner UI — users only see Advanced Caps now, reducing confusion about which cap settings are active.
MOJA-1829 — Deactivate Inbound RTB Endpoints
Enhancement
What changed: Added the ability to deactivate an inbound RTB endpoint (publisher) on a campaign without deleting the configuration. Previously, the only workaround was cloning the campaign and making the clone inactive.
Why it matters: Customers can now quickly stop traffic from a specific inbound RTB source with one click, while preserving the configuration for easy reactivation later.