Changelog

What we shipped.

Monthly roundups of what shipped, in plain English. Subscribe with RSS.

October 28, 2026

preview.6

newNeivan Agents: ready-made agent packs you can buy by card, month to month. Seven are on sale, from $69 to $199 a month, and each includes a monthly AI allowance. If the allowance runs out, the agents pause and offer a credit top-up instead of charging you.
newAI Overview: describe a widget and AI builds it from your connected apps, such as HubSpot, QuickBooks, Xero, Google, Microsoft 365, Slack and Power BI, with trends, alerts and a Monday digest email.
newFrom the Overview you can hand a widget’s records to an agent through an approval card, pin agent buttons, combine figures from several apps into one, and see suggestions for numbers nobody tracks yet. Alerts can also post to a Slack channel, once an admin turns that on.
newMicrosoft 365: agents can work in Outlook (including shared mailboxes), Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, To Do, Planner and more.
newPower BI and Microsoft Fabric connect. For these and for QuickBooks, Xero and HubSpot, each company picks exactly which permissions to allow.
newNeivan Assessment: measure where your team’s time goes, from connected email and the desktop Recorder, with an employee notice, each person’s consent, a choice of how much detail is captured, and a readiness report.
newAutomations without AI: a workflow can run as plain steps, and uses AI only where a judgement is needed.
newAI Readiness Check: a free quiz on neivan.ai that emails you a result.
securityPeople your identity provider deactivates through SCIM now lose access straight away, changing a company’s app connections asks for your two-step sign-in code, and we met QuickBooks’ security requirements.

September 30, 2026

preview.5

newBrains: capture a colleague’s know-how from documents, recordings, images and their side of meetings, then let others ask it questions.
improvedApprovals: see and correct every action an agent has lined up, such as emails, posts and files, before it runs. Approved actions confirm they happened, and a failed action waits for a retry.
newWhen an agent is missing information it asks you, remembers the answer, and carries on where it stopped.
newAgents can post to Facebook Pages and Instagram, attach files to emails, and edit single cells in a spreadsheet.
newMore apps connect, including Zoho CRM, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Dynamics 365, PayPal, BILL and Buildium.
improvedTwo-step sign-in: companies that require it walk each person through setup, an owner cannot lock themselves out, and password reset works with it.
newAn emergency stop for all AI activity, rate limits per person and per company, and AI credit that stops cleanly at zero.
securityA broad security review for Google’s CASA assessment: safer sessions, signed workflow trigger links, file-type checks on uploads, safer redirects, and tighter database checks that keep each company’s data to itself.

August 31, 2026

preview.4

newBuild an agent by describing it, review what it will do, then deploy it, and adjust it later in conversation.
newAgents can read your email (only the labels you allow) and PDFs, and can work in Microsoft 365 and QuickBooks.
newTeach an agent by recording yourself doing the task with the desktop Recorder, which shows an on-screen recording indicator and can take spoken narration.
improvedSpending limits are set in dollars, per company and per run.
improvedPractice runs show what an agent would have done, without sending anything.
newDeleted agents, workflows and skills go to a recycle bin for 30 days.
fixedScheduled agents run on schedule, and webhook triggers have a working receiver.
securityOnly the right people can approve a paused run or retrain an agent, and we closed a gap in our page-access checks.

July 22, 2026

preview.3

newCustom subdomains — every organization now gets its own <slug>.os-synapse.ai with per-tenant branding.
securityMulti-step approvals: separation-of-duties and multi-approver (N-of-M) policies on high-impact connector actions.
securityTenant scope guard — CI now fails any build where a query touches customer data without organization scoping.
improvedWallet top-ups get a confirmation step; login flow polish.
improvedFaster first load — the dashboard hydrates session, branding, onboarding, and wallet from the server in one pass.

June 30, 2026

preview.2

newConnector catalog expanded past 200 systems, with OAuth connectors live for the most-used apps — QuickBooks verified end-to-end.
newMulti-provider AI: Anthropic and OpenAI on Neivan-managed keys, or bring your own key for providers such as Google Gemini and Mistral, with per-run metering.
newWallet billing on Stripe: signed webhooks feeding an idempotent credit ledger.
securityLive row-level-security audit: isolation verified on every customer-data table (106/106).
securitySession enforcement, brute-force lockout, and encrypted key rotation for stored credentials.

May 27, 2026

preview.1

newTrust Center at /trust — one place for security controls, compliance progress, and privacy commitments.
newGDPR / CCPA self-serve rights center: request access, export, correction, or deletion in one form.
newApproval Chains editor — define multi-step approval routes with role-based escalation.
securityAccount lockout after repeated failed sign-ins; privileged admin sessions require a written reason and auto-expire.
improvedAudit log entries include field-level diffs (before/after) for every customer change.

Changelog

What we shipped.

Monthly roundups of what shipped, in plain English. Subscribe with RSS.

October 28, 2026

preview.6

newNeivan Agents: ready-made agent packs you can buy by card, month to month. Seven are on sale, from $69 to $199 a month, and each includes a monthly AI allowance. If the allowance runs out, the agents pause and offer a credit top-up instead of charging you.
newAI Overview: describe a widget and AI builds it from your connected apps, such as HubSpot, QuickBooks, Xero, Google, Microsoft 365, Slack and Power BI, with trends, alerts and a Monday digest email.
newFrom the Overview you can hand a widget’s records to an agent through an approval card, pin agent buttons, combine figures from several apps into one, and see suggestions for numbers nobody tracks yet. Alerts can also post to a Slack channel, once an admin turns that on.
newMicrosoft 365: agents can work in Outlook (including shared mailboxes), Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, To Do, Planner and more.
newPower BI and Microsoft Fabric connect. For these and for QuickBooks, Xero and HubSpot, each company picks exactly which permissions to allow.
newNeivan Assessment: measure where your team’s time goes, from connected email and the desktop Recorder, with an employee notice, each person’s consent, a choice of how much detail is captured, and a readiness report.
newAutomations without AI: a workflow can run as plain steps, and uses AI only where a judgement is needed.
newAI Readiness Check: a free quiz on neivan.ai that emails you a result.
securityPeople your identity provider deactivates through SCIM now lose access straight away, changing a company’s app connections asks for your two-step sign-in code, and we met QuickBooks’ security requirements.

September 30, 2026

preview.5

newBrains: capture a colleague’s know-how from documents, recordings, images and their side of meetings, then let others ask it questions.
improvedApprovals: see and correct every action an agent has lined up, such as emails, posts and files, before it runs. Approved actions confirm they happened, and a failed action waits for a retry.
newWhen an agent is missing information it asks you, remembers the answer, and carries on where it stopped.
newAgents can post to Facebook Pages and Instagram, attach files to emails, and edit single cells in a spreadsheet.
newMore apps connect, including Zoho CRM, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Dynamics 365, PayPal, BILL and Buildium.
improvedTwo-step sign-in: companies that require it walk each person through setup, an owner cannot lock themselves out, and password reset works with it.
newAn emergency stop for all AI activity, rate limits per person and per company, and AI credit that stops cleanly at zero.
securityA broad security review for Google’s CASA assessment: safer sessions, signed workflow trigger links, file-type checks on uploads, safer redirects, and tighter database checks that keep each company’s data to itself.

August 31, 2026

preview.4

newBuild an agent by describing it, review what it will do, then deploy it, and adjust it later in conversation.
newAgents can read your email (only the labels you allow) and PDFs, and can work in Microsoft 365 and QuickBooks.
newTeach an agent by recording yourself doing the task with the desktop Recorder, which shows an on-screen recording indicator and can take spoken narration.
improvedSpending limits are set in dollars, per company and per run.
improvedPractice runs show what an agent would have done, without sending anything.
newDeleted agents, workflows and skills go to a recycle bin for 30 days.
fixedScheduled agents run on schedule, and webhook triggers have a working receiver.
securityOnly the right people can approve a paused run or retrain an agent, and we closed a gap in our page-access checks.

July 22, 2026

preview.3

newCustom subdomains — every organization now gets its own <slug>.os-synapse.ai with per-tenant branding.
securityMulti-step approvals: separation-of-duties and multi-approver (N-of-M) policies on high-impact connector actions.
securityTenant scope guard — CI now fails any build where a query touches customer data without organization scoping.
improvedWallet top-ups get a confirmation step; login flow polish.
improvedFaster first load — the dashboard hydrates session, branding, onboarding, and wallet from the server in one pass.

June 30, 2026

preview.2

newConnector catalog expanded past 200 systems, with OAuth connectors live for the most-used apps — QuickBooks verified end-to-end.
newMulti-provider AI: Anthropic and OpenAI on Neivan-managed keys, or bring your own key for providers such as Google Gemini and Mistral, with per-run metering.
newWallet billing on Stripe: signed webhooks feeding an idempotent credit ledger.
securityLive row-level-security audit: isolation verified on every customer-data table (106/106).
securitySession enforcement, brute-force lockout, and encrypted key rotation for stored credentials.

May 27, 2026

preview.1

newTrust Center at /trust — one place for security controls, compliance progress, and privacy commitments.
newGDPR / CCPA self-serve rights center: request access, export, correction, or deletion in one form.
newApproval Chains editor — define multi-step approval routes with role-based escalation.
securityAccount lockout after repeated failed sign-ins; privileged admin sessions require a written reason and auto-expire.
improvedAudit log entries include field-level diffs (before/after) for every customer change.