Managing Performers

This guide covers the complete lifecycle of managing performers in your agency dashboard.

Viewing Your Performers

From the Agency Dashboard, click View All Performers or navigate to the Performers page.

The performers page has two tabs:

Tab	Description
Active	Performers currently being monitored
Deactivated	Performers you've deactivated (historical data preserved)

The performers table shows:

• Name - Display name (click to view details)
• Stage Names - Number of stage names configured
• Last Scan - When the performer was last scanned
• Status - "Ready" or "Requires Setup"
• New Matches - Count of unreviewed matches
• Pending - Pending removal requests
• In Progress - Removal requests being processed

Adding a New Performer

1. From the Performers page, click Add Performer
2. Fill in the required information:

Field	Description	Required
Display Name	Internal name for your reference (e.g., "Jane Doe")	Yes
Primary Stage Name	The main name this creator uses online (min 5 characters)	Yes
Include in Lumen Database	Submit stage names to Lumen for Google deindexing	Optional

3. Click Create Performer

About Lumen Database

Lumen (lumendatabase.org) is a public archive of legal takedown requests. Enabling this creates a public record of DMCA notices which helps with Google search deindexing. Many agencies prefer to keep this enabled for maximum protection.

Performer Detail Page

Click on any performer's name to access their detail page. This page shows:

Stats Overview

Four stat cards at the top display:

• New Matches - Matches awaiting review
• Pending - Removal requests waiting to be processed
• In Progress - Active removal requests
• Completed - Successfully removed content

Quick Actions

• View Matches - See all matches for this performer
• View Removals - Track removal request progress
• Monitoring Toggle - Enable or disable automated scanning

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You can only enable monitoring if the performer has at least one stage name AND one platform link configured.

Editing Performer Details

Click the Edit button in the header to update the performer's display name.

Configuring Stage Names

Stage names are the names your performers use online. Adding multiple variations helps catch more matches.

Stage Name Types

Type	Use Case	Example
Primary	Main performer name	"LilyRose"
Alias	Alternative names used online	"Lily_Rose_Official"
Former	Previous names they've retired	"LilyXO"

Adding a Stage Name

1. Navigate to the performer's detail page
2. In the Stage Names section, click Add
3. Select the name type
4. Optionally add a description (e.g., "Used on Twitter")
5. Enter the stage name
6. Click Add Stage Name

Deleting a Stage Name

Click the trash icon next to any stage name to remove it.

WARNING

You cannot delete the last stage name if monitoring is enabled. Disable monitoring first or add another stage name before deleting.

Configuring Platform Links

Platform links identify the performer's official profiles. URLs matching these are automatically filtered from match results.

Adding a Platform Link

1. In the Platform Links section, click Add
2. Select a platform from the dropdown (OnlyFans, Fansly, Twitter, etc.)
3. Enter the username
4. Review the URL preview
5. Click Add Platform Link

For platforms not in the list, select Custom Domain and enter:

• Platform name
• Username
• Full URL

Common platforms to add:

• OnlyFans profile
• Fansly profile
• Twitter/X account
• Instagram (if public)
• Personal website

Deleting a Platform Link

Click the trash icon next to any link to remove it.

WARNING

You cannot delete the last platform link if monitoring is enabled. Disable monitoring first or add another link before deleting.

Configuring Whitelisted Links

Whitelist URLs where the performer's content is authorized to appear. Matches on whitelisted URLs are automatically ignored.

Whitelist Categories

Category	Use Case
Official Platform Account	The performer's own profiles
Authorized Content Distribution	Sites licensed to host content
Partner/Affiliate Site	Collaboration partners
Promotional/Marketing	Marketing sites with permission
Other	Any other authorized location

Adding a Whitelisted Link

1. In the Whitelisted Links section, click Add
2. Select a category
3. Optionally add a description
4. Enter the URL
5. Toggle Domain-wide whitelist if you want to whitelist the entire domain
6. Click Add Whitelisted Link

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Don't forget to whitelist link aggregator services like Linktree, Beacons, and similar platforms where performers share content links.

Monitoring Toggle

Control whether a performer is actively scanned:

Status	Description
Enabled	Automatic scans run according to your plan's frequency
Disabled	No automatic scans for this performer

Requirements to enable monitoring:

• At least 1 stage name configured
• At least 1 platform link configured

Location Boost

Location Boost extends scanning coverage to additional countries beyond the default US-based results. This helps find content hosted on regional servers or targeting specific geographic audiences.

How It Works

By default, scans focus on US-based search results. Location Boost adds an extra scan from a selected country, running in parallel with the US scan.

Available Countries

Location Boost supports 30 countries:

• Europe: Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Poland, Czech Republic, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Portugal, Ukraine, Romania, Hungary, Greece, Finland, Turkey
• Asia-Pacific: Japan, South Korea, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Australia
• Americas: Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia
• Africa: South Africa

Setting Location Boost

1. Navigate to the performer's detail page
2. Scroll to the Location Boost section
3. Select a country from the dropdown
4. The setting saves automatically

To remove Location Boost, select "None" from the dropdown.

When to Use Location Boost

Location Boost is most useful when:

• The performer has a significant international audience
• You've noticed matches from specific regions
• Content appears to be targeting non-US markets
• Regional piracy sites are a concern

Custom Removal Requests

Custom removal requests allow you to submit URLs that weren't discovered by automated scans. This is useful when you or the performer find leaked content manually.

When to Use Custom Requests

• Content discovered through personal searches
• URLs shared by fans or third parties
• Sites not covered by automated scanning
• Content behind login walls that scanners can't access

Submitting a Custom Request

1. Navigate to the performer's detail page
2. Click the Custom Removal button in the Quick Actions section
3. Enter the page URL where the content appears
4. Describe what content should be removed and where to find it
5. Click Submit Request

The request is created immediately and our team will review it for removal.

INFO

Custom removal requests go through the same removal process as automatically discovered matches. Our team will verify the content and initiate appropriate takedown procedures.

Deactivating a Performer

When you no longer need to monitor a performer:

1. Go to the performer's detail page
2. Scroll to the Danger Zone section
3. Click Deactivate
4. Confirm in the modal

What happens:

• Monitoring is paused immediately
• The performer moves to the "Deactivated" tab
• Historical data (matches, removals) is preserved
• The performer no longer counts toward your seat limit

Reactivating a Performer

To bring back a deactivated performer:

1. On the Performers page, click the Deactivated tab
2. Find the performer in the list
3. Click Reactivate
4. Confirm the action

The performer will be restored and monitoring will be enabled automatically.

INFO

Reactivating a performer will use an available seat from your plan. Make sure you have capacity before reactivating.

Next Steps

• Viewing Matches - Review discovered content across performers
• Removal Requests - Track takedown progress