October 2, 2026

New Insights page

Insights is a new page that shows every report, scorecard and catalog in one grid. Each card carries a type label, and you can filter by type or switch to My insights. The page for changes waiting for your approval is now called Proposed actions.

September 30, 2026

Review everything waiting for you in one place

When Liz has several conclusions or changes waiting for your sign-off, they now appear together in one Ready for review block, in the web app and in Slack. You can approve or dismiss them all at once or pick out individual items. In the web app, approving or dismissing a conclusion, or dismissing a change, offers a five-second Undo. The page that lists proposed changes now lists waiting conclusions as well. When Liz proposes a plan with several changes, you can approve or dismiss each change on its own.

GitHub Copilot usage in Liz

Liz can now bring in your organization's GitHub Copilot usage and seat information. You can ask how Copilot is used across your teams and repositories. A GitHub organization owner first needs to grant the added permissions and turn on the Copilot metrics policy in GitHub. The GitHub connection card shows which permissions are already in place and which are still needed.

September 29, 2026

Data sources page

Connections and synced data now sit together on one page. Each connection has its own page with the provider's logo and a one-sentence status for each source it syncs. A note shows when the figures were last updated. The Jobs page shows what Liz is syncing now and what ran recently. It has moved to Settings and now has filters for connection, source and outcome.

Download artifacts

Each artifact page, where Liz keeps a saved conclusion, now has a Download menu beside Discuss. It offers a web page, a Markdown bundle, Print to PDF and Copy for the version you are reading.

Meeting transcripts as documents

You can now upload WebVTT transcript files as documents, or share them through Slack or Google Drive.

September 26, 2026

Playbooks are now Catalogs

The new name appears wherever playbooks appeared before. Links to playbooks open the matching catalog.

Standards for your scorecards, reports and catalogs

You can now ask Liz in chat to switch on rules that all your scorecards, reports and catalogs must follow, or to write your own. Each rule starts on audit, which records the result without changing the run. On warn, a run that misses a rule is marked degraded, with the rule named at the top. On deny, a run that cannot meet a rule reads Stopped before it started, with the reason. Each scorecard, report and catalog has a Standards section on its settings page that shows where it stands.

September 25, 2026

Salesforce records in Liz

Liz can now read the records of a connected Salesforce account, including accounts, contacts, opportunities, contracts, leads, campaigns, cases with their comments, tasks, events, notes and logged emails. You can ask Liz about them in chat, and search covers accounts, opportunities, leads, campaigns, cases and activities. A Liz administrator connects Salesforce after a Salesforce administrator creates a read-only integration user. The Salesforce connection card is compact, with one summary line and the full list of objects one click away.

Organize your sources into groups

You can ask Liz in chat to create groups, such as one per product, and to put your repositories, projects and channels into them. You can also ask Liz to move a repository to another group, to delete a group, and which records belong to each group.

General improvements

• A new browser tab now opens Liz in the organization you were last working in
• Each conclusion waiting for review now shows as a single card in a conversation
• The Google Drive connection card now shows the address to share your folders with
• Team members now see a plain message when a connection needs fixing
• Switch organization now shows each organization's full name

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Security updates Strengthened the access checks on recently added features. No user action required.