Changelog

What’s new in Orbitmate.

Product updates as they ship: new features, improvements and fixes that change how you work.

September 2026

  1. Simpler campaign design, with next steps suggested

    Campaign configuration and canvas cards were trimmed down, paths end on their own without an explicit end step, and the builder suggests what to add next.

    Campaigns
  2. A campaign builder for non-engineers

    The builder was reworked around plain outcomes: clearer labels, an outline view and undo.

    Campaigns
  3. Sharper relevance and audience-fit scoring

    Post relevance and audience fit are now judged by a dedicated model, with a general model only as a fallback.

    AudiencesFind people
  4. Audiences, rebuilt

    Audiences now open as a list beside a detail pane, and you can start a new audience from example people instead of a blank form.

    Audiences
  5. Post targets checked against your knowledge

    Posts are only picked as targets when they are relevant to your organization’s published knowledge.

    Writing
  6. Remove keys from integration settings

    Provider API keys can now be removed from an organization’s integration settings.

    Settings
  7. Approval alerts and a daily digest by email

    Get an email when drafts are waiting for approval, plus a daily summary of what needs you.

    ApprovalsEmail
  8. Approvals as a queue

    Approvals moved to a queue with a decision pane, so you can review drafts one after another.

    Approvals
  9. Campaign tabs and a reworked My work

    Campaign pages are split into tabs, My work became one filtered list, and capped loops gained pacing controls.

    CampaignsMy work
  10. More control over campaign steps

    Personalization stages, route priority, recorded outcomes, reply and profile-view gates, and retries for failed reads are now available in campaigns.

    Campaigns
  11. Guided setup and LinkedIn verification

    New organizations are walked through setup and connecting LinkedIn, and every campaign action now shows its budget.

    OnboardingSending controls
  12. To-dos on My work

    Add a to-do from My work and assign it to a teammate.

    My work
  13. Read limits per sender

    Set LinkedIn read limits per sender, with a warning when a limit goes above a safe range.

    Sending controls
  14. Sender health at a glance

    See runtime health for each sender, and the latest message of every conversation in the inbox.

    SendersInbox

August 2026

  1. Bring in past conversations

    The inbox can safely import a sender’s historical conversations.

    Inbox
  2. Inbox triage

    A triage workspace sorts conversations by what needs attention, built to stay fast with many senders.

    Inbox
  3. A redesigned unified inbox

    One messaging workspace across senders, with live LinkedIn events.

    Inbox
  4. Reply from the inbox

    Reply to one-to-one conversations in the inbox, from the sender that owns the conversation.

    Inbox

Earlier in 2026

  1. Accepted connections move campaigns forward

    When someone accepts a connection request, their campaign continues to the next step.

    Campaigns
  2. The campaign engine

    Campaigns became workflows: steps, waits and branches that run per contact.

    Campaigns
  3. Enrichment, end to end

    Contacts are enriched with their profile, recent posts and comments, and company news.

    Find people
  4. Contacts to reach out to

    Collect the people you want to reach out to as contacts.

    Find people
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