What shipped, and when

- A person page carries their company, their role in the pipeline and the activity we have imported for them. - Follow-ups have one queue and one meaning. What you owe someone after a call is a task, and it sits with the rest of your tasks. - Beside ICP fit, an account now shows an engagement reading that lists the reasons behind it, so you can disagree with it for a stated reason. - You can open a Gmail draft from a person, written only from facts we have recorded. It opens a draft for you to read. It sends nothing. - WISEPIM invoices for a customer appear on their company overview. - The evidence explorer shows patterns across meetings, and every count still opens the exact quotes behind it. - Growth-OS records passed their certification run against a throwaway database on 15 September, which covers tenant separation and safe retries.

- Events assess attending, exhibiting and speaking as three different bets, because they cost different amounts. A stand is never justified on interest alone. - An event can create a linked decision, and a decision can plan a linked event. Either record shows the link, whichever side it was saved on. - The decision framework scales the process to what the decision costs, and keeps how we decided separate from how it turned out. - Expenses and subscriptions can be imported and given vendor defaults, so next month is mostly confirming rather than typing. - Metrics now report their own health. When a figure loses the source it was reading, the page says so instead of quietly showing zero.

- Finance overview, budget, expenses, subscriptions, payments, invoices and the monthly review. - Finance is the one group with tighter access. Owners and admins can open it. Editors and viewers cannot, and the server enforces that, not the menu. - The company directory and the first CRM pages landed beside it, so a customer's invoices and their pipeline stop living in two different tools. - Today became a real morning page: the day's meetings, the decisions and commitments due, and your own open work. - Workshops, for the sessions where we actually decide something together.

- Profiles cover capability, AI, stack, ownership, pricing, messaging and the evidence behind each claim. A missing or disputed fact stays missing, it does not become a zero. - A battlecard drafted from a profile records which profile and which version it came from, so later research cannot silently rewrite what sales is saying. - Every new project starts with the reviewed workbook edition of 28 August 2026. All 18 worksheets are kept for inspection. Formulas are kept as text and are never run. - The content studio arrived for eight kinds of content, with its own workspace per type.

- Objectives with a metric, a baseline, a target, an owner and a review date. Culture principles, decisions, commitments, playbooks, lenses and messaging. - Accounts, meeting transcripts and evidence. A piece of evidence must carry an exact quote from a linked meeting. The server checks the quote is really in that transcript and refuses to save it otherwise. - The roadmap: anyone can open a request, one vote per person, comments keep their author, and every edit keeps the earlier wording. - Audiences are saved questions that re-run, never frozen lists. A campaign is an audience, a hypothesis, a message and a result, and it freezes exactly who it selected. Nothing is sent to anyone. - Ask Growth Kit reads only our own saved records and shows which ones it used.