Release notes | 5th, October, 2025 | 134
Last updated: November 10, 2026
Summary
This release brings improvements to sign-in, list management, charts, workflows and in-app editing. Single sign-on options are broader, list and task controls give you more say over ownership and visibility, and you can edit opportunities, workflows and deals inline. New chart types and layout updates make data clearer, while composer, sidebar and tooltip refinements make the platform more responsive.
Changes
Admins can now enable SSO for existing users; those users then sign in through SSO and see an error if they try to use their old credentials.
All users in a company can now sign in with Okta using a company-wide login URL.
Users can now sign in with their Google account using the Login with Google button.
Admins can now enable the Google admin integration again after disabling it, with clearer error messages and validation.
Admins can now remove a member's access and delete their account directly from the member sidebar.
Lists now show an Updating badge while they are being processed, so you know when data is not yet available.
When you have no lists, a clear empty state with a Create List button helps you start one.
List editability now follows privacy settings: public lists allow all members to add and edit items, shared lists allow only invited members, private lists restrict editing to the owner, and only owners or admins can archive lists.
Users can now filter a list by other lists while the current list stays included, helping reduce duplicate entries.
The Add to list modal now shows the correct entity type labels and titles, for example Add to account list.
Add to List now adds only the currently filtered or searched results to a list or campaign.
Users can now select None in any Owner dropdown to unassign an owner.
Users can now create interactive map charts that show metrics by geography, with color-coded regions, legends and tooltips.
Users can now create area charts by selecting a metric and distribution categories.
Users can now turn chart titles and chart legends on or off in chart settings; both are shown by default.
Seniority charts now display formatted names for clearer presentation.
Metric names no longer show an unwanted Region suffix, giving clearer labels for audience and employee metrics.
Users can now click affinity takeaways to see the people who have affinity with the company.
The sidebar now shows Company Information instead of a generic Information heading.
The sidebar now shows the suggestion type icon and title, so you can see which chat mode you are in.
AI-generated fields now show clear states: locked until unlocked, a hover unlock option with its cost, a loading animation while fetching, and a message when no results are found.
Users can now favorite people and companies directly from LinkedIn profiles, with the star icon updating to match.
Extension text now displays with proper spacing and capitalization for better readability.
Users can double-click a column header to fit the column to its longest content, and column sizes now persist after reload.
Users can now hover over truncated table columns to see the full text in a tooltip.
Members page tables now use less whitespace for a more compact layout.
Loading bars in the Saved Views table now clear faster.
Users can now edit deal value and probability directly in the opportunities table and in the sidebar.
Stage order in opportunity tables and sidebars now matches the board view, and admins can delete stages directly.
Dates sourced from social posts now show an asterisk in the deals table and sidebar.
Email fields now show enriched values and handle missing data more accurately.
When you apply a template, any extra empty steps are removed so the sequence matches the template.
Attachments now appear directly below the email body in the composer.
Users can now click a recipient name or View Profile in sequences to open the profile directly.
A pop-up now appears when you type @, [ or <, reminding you to use { for dynamic values.
Sequence creation is now faster.
Closing a draft campaign composer now takes you to the campaigns page with the campaign sidebar open.
Closing the composer with the X button or Escape key now saves any subject and body changes automatically.
A sync status indicator now appears in the header next to credits, showing the progress of the initial CRM import and disappearing when it completes.
Users can now filter tasks by stage, status, priority, assignee, entity and dates.
Users can now see task activity and add @mentions in the task sidebar.
Users can now view a workflow's run history in a dedicated History tab and open the full list directly from alerts.
Users can now edit workflow details directly in the sidebar without leaving the page.