Product updates, improvements, and new features — shipped and documented.
Hear now highlights transcript text in real-time as you listen to call recordings. This makes it easier to follow the conversation and quickly find the most important moments.
You can now schedule and manage recurring agent tasks directly within the Hear dashboard chat. This helps your team stay on top of routine operations and ensures consistent follow-ups happen automatically.
You can now provide specific text feedback on alerts and classify them as confirmed or modified in a dedicated section. This helps Hear learn from your expertise to ensure future alerts are more relevant and precise.
You can now download call recordings directly or create accessible links to share them with your team. This makes it easier to review specific conversations and collaborate on feedback outside of the platform.
The topics section now includes a flow view to help you better understand how conversations evolve over time. This makes it easier to identify patterns and pinpoint exactly where customers are experiencing friction.
You can now assign workflows to multiple customers simultaneously from the Customers tab. This streamlines your operations and ensures your team can process large volumes of customer data efficiently.
Reports now build on the agents and data actually in your project, with safeguards against fabricated values and self-repairing links. We also added directory sync, an in-product help center, and opened the Platform integration to everyone.
You can now export a call to PDF from Call Explore, save your data table views, and ask questions across every project you have access to with organization-mode chat. Scheduled reports and approval transparency also improved.
Working with large sets of calls in the data table is smoother this week, with select-all and a new Client ID filter, alongside fixes to bulk assignment, call importing, and signals.
You can now send several chat messages without waiting, analyze text conversations alongside calls, and give team leaders more control over alerts and workflows. Transcript exports add agent and client speaker labels, and many settings and permissions issues were fixed.
The Data page gains column-first filtering with inline editing and saved column and filter presets, you can create project-scoped API tokens, and exported transcripts now include speaker labels. We also renamed Automations to Loops and fixed recurring password-reset emails.
You can now automatically hide credit-card numbers in transcriptions, get real-time notifications for AI Tasks, and add action items to workflow tickets. Reports, Agent Evaluation, and data exports also saw fixes.
Early work on the new Compliance module lands, alerts can now open and assign workflow tickets, and you get more control over exports and the Explore page. This week also brought a wide set of chat, report, and Agent Evaluation fixes.
A new Compliance module brings a dedicated home view with critical alerts by agent, filtering becomes more powerful with AND/OR logic and metadata filters, and you can now sign in with Active Directory. Agent Evaluation, scheduled reports, and a new Agent Performance Overview dashboard also see improvements.
You can now upload larger call files, Agent Evaluation supports multiple revisions per project, and signals can route based on your knowledge documents. Chat adds @document mentions, and we fixed reporting, Explore, and sign-in issues.
Chat gains slash commands and can now reference your knowledge documents, Agent Evaluation adds automatic categories and report scheduling, and the signal and report pages are cleaner. We also fixed a number of reporting, chat, and Data page issues.
This release expands what you can include in exports from Call Explore and Data Explore, adds finer call-duration filtering, and speeds up call-recording playback. It also introduces a platform overview dashboard, alongside reporting, chat, and agent-evaluation fixes.
You can now reorder and hide sections in Call Explore, see the total duration of selected calls, and add call links and violation names to your exports. Duplicating a project now carries over its Knowledge documents and metadata.
You can now unassign multiple calls at once from the Data page and search within the project selector. Transcriptions now label agent and customer turns, and you can set default filters for the Customers, Alerts, and Agent Evaluation pages.
A new Workflow Analytics page brings KPIs, velocity, and status breakdowns together in one place. Exports can now include missed alerts (false negatives), and you can submit a support ticket directly from the sidebar.
Signals can now run conditionally, including based on your knowledge documents. You can also save filters on the Data table, run a report once without scheduling it, and set how many users a company can invite.
You can now schedule Agent Evaluation reports and export them to PDF, and choose which day of the week a report runs for. You can also export a chat session to PDF, now supported across all project languages.
New this week: an option to view all organization calls, pipeline anonymization controls, running signals from Explore, and a new IT Admin page, plus a wide round of filter, chat, and display fixes.
A large release: monitor alerts can now trigger Slack, webhooks, and tasks; Reports, Chat, and the Customer and Agent Evaluation views were redesigned; and there are many new ways to filter and find calls.
This week focused on Hebrew (right-to-left) display, new alert filters for finding calls, and a round of reliability fixes across chat, filters, and monitoring.
Agent Evaluation gains AI insights and comparative benchmarking, and you can now describe a data filter in plain language. We also refreshed the Explore metrics and reporting workflows.
You can now organize work with a scoped tagging system, use the platform in Portuguese, and let managers browse report history. Report creation supports a 360-day lookback, Chat adds a slash-command menu, and you can search customers by agent name.
AI Suggestions is now available, with a built-in approval step. You can also share and export agent evaluation reports and open a report at its own standalone URL.
When you create a new project, you can now copy signals from your organization in addition to a bundle, and you can upload calls in GSM audio format. Chat gains AI suggestion cards and the team list is now searchable.
You can now export call details from the Call Explore page, switch reports between HTML and Markdown views, and sort lists by workflow fields. Admins can also view every project in their organization.
You can now filter data by team, explore a new Infographic page with read-only trends inside Reports, and select multiple files to explore on the Data page. Signal permissions are simpler, alongside broad reliability fixes across Reports, Data, and Alerts.
You can now turn off filter persistence, configure workflow ticket-status dropdowns, and see how many files have synced. Notifications, Data Explore, and Agent Evaluation are more reliable.
The Customers page now supports filters and dynamic columns, filtering gains metadata search and a transcription filter, and workflow emails and controls are clearer.
You can now save and reuse filter presets on the Data table, and admins can view previous versions in Report History. The week also brought Data Explore reliability fixes and faster Agent Evaluation.
This week focused on stability and polish: fewer crashes, steadier filters and tables, and smoother navigation across the platform.

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