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# August 2025

*This month, we’re making it easier to connect with the right participants, fresh looks, and new ways to stay in the know—without ever leaving Dscout.*

## What's new?

### Meet Dscout Partner Panels

With **Partner Panels**, you can now access over **3 million global participants** right from Dscout. Our first integration, with **Respondent**, makes it easy to reach niche, specialized, B2B, or international audiences without leaving the platform. Screen, select, and launch—all in Dscout—with faster recruiting, more inclusive representation, and the same trusted participant management tools you know.

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### New homepage look and feel

We’ve given Dscout’s homepage (and more!) a major glow-up. The new design makes it easier to find what you need, faster: your most recent studies, pinned projects right at the top, and a cleaner project page that clearly separates missions, screeners, and stats. Plus, a streamlined left-hand nav and simpler terms like *Interviews* and *Usability test* mean less hunting, more doing.

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### News and Resources in the sidebar

No more chasing pop-ups you accidentally closed or missed announcements. The new **News & Resources** section—now in your platform’s left-hand sidebar—puts product updates, educational content, and upcoming Dscout events right at your fingertips.

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