What changed,
and when.

An agent run now shows itself while it happens. Steps that run at the same time light up together rather than one after another, the view follows the work, and each step reports what it did and how long it took.

After a run finishes you can walk back through it one stage at a time, in plain words, with the view returning to each stage. Built for explaining a run to somebody who was not watching it.

Any step that waits for a human now carries a person mark above it, so the places a decision is still yours are visible at a glance instead of being read out of the text.

A new enquiry now reaches you on your phone the moment it lands, with the name, the company and what they asked for.

Opening a flow in a tab you were not looking at could leave it blank until you resized the window. It now waits for the tab and draws correctly.

You can watch the product read a document before giving us anything, and the questions come afterwards.

Getting started asks the four things that decide whether we can help. Everything else waits until after the call.

On narrow screens the bar tried to hold three things in the room for two. It now holds what fits and nothing overlaps.

Access is now verified against your organisation on every path into the product, including links shared with somebody outside it. A link can only ever open the documents that were approved for it.

A link sent to an accountant or an auditor stops working on its date whether or not anybody opened it, and it never grants an account or the ability to search.