You can now view per-company status for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace integrations, helping you quickly assess integration health at a glance.

General-mode agents can now determine which tools are available based on tenant license tiers, making it easier to manage your client's capabilities.

The addition of a soft delete option allows you to archive runbooks, ensuring your runbook UI stays clean and relevant without losing version history.

The Settings → Integrations page has been redesigned for clarity, now organized into three labeled authorization scopes, improving your navigation and user experience.

Slack and Teams alerts now include an Acknowledge button, allowing you to confirm receipt of alerts with an audit trail, enhancing your workflow tracking.

The ticket-health finding cards will now automatically update to include a "Resolved" banner when issues are marked as resolved, keeping your communications up to date.

Resolved an issue where hidden companies were still showing up in several mapping dialogs, ensuring your interface now reflects the correct visibility based on admin settings.

Fixed a looping approval issue in the agent runtime that was causing continuous prompts for user approval during tool failures, streamlining your process.

Addressed a problem with the InsightsCard that previously caused errors when retrieving integration vendor insights, improving reliability when accessing important data.