Venue staff can now duplicate an ended or deactivated flash sale from Marketing
into a new unpublished draft. Copied settings open in the existing create
editor so dates, promo uniqueness and publish choices can be reviewed. Claims,
promo codes, payments, delivery history and the original sale identity are not
copied, and duplication never announces or activates the copy.

Flash-sale cards now keep the offer window and results scannable, place Give to
client first, expand product detail on demand, and separate presentation-only
editing from Duplicate, which is the safe path for new commercial terms. Less
common reporting, sharing and administration actions remain under More actions.

In Point of Sale, the staff-assisted flash sale status now sits between Select
Client and the sell actions on desktop and mobile. After a client is selected,
staff can choose a currently available flash sale at the desk without visiting
Marketing first. The existing Give to client verification, Flexible option,
price, claim and payment checks still decide whether the sale can complete.
Removing the offer or switching client clears it so an ordinary pass sale is
not sold at a guessed discount. The handoff parameters are also removed from
the address before an ordinary pass, product, service or account-credit action,
so a refresh cannot restore the previous offer.

When no announcement subject is written, the builder now keeps its generated
subject within the saved-field limit even if the sale name and rule summary are
long. A subject written by staff is never silently shortened; an over-limit
value receives a specific validation message.