July 2026 Release
The July 2026 release adds three new integrations — Slack, Microsoft 365, and IMAP/SMTP — a stability pass across the Meeting Agent, topics and unified search in the timeline, and organization-wide security profiles.
Developers maintaining custom applications should use the Developer Hub for API, SDK, package, and migration notes.
Highlights
- New integrations: Slack, Microsoft 365 (with SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams webhooks), and IMAP/SMTP.
- Meeting Agent stability: audio-capture fixes across Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet, dead-bot detection, and resumable transcription.
- Topics, a "today's routine" dock, and unified search across the timeline.
- File sharing gained a management UI — view and revoke who has access.
- Incoming webhooks gained an organization scope and a raw-payload viewer.
- Organization security profiles, self-service gates, and an LDAP directory for on-premise deployments.
New in Pulse
Integrations
Three integrations shipped this month:
- Slack — OAuth connection, secure event ingestion, and policy-aware tools, followed by a stabilization pass fixing DM channel-id mismatches and send-authorization issues.
- Microsoft 365 — OAuth and webhook integration covering SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams, plus calendar-listener fixes.
- IMAP/SMTP — connection, a polling sync engine, and event routing, built out in phases across the month, with attachment import support.
See Integrations.
Meeting Agent
A multi-week stability push fixed audio capture across Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet (choppy and robotic audio, mid-call dropouts), added dead-bot detection and a leave-deadline with a force-leave control, and made transcription resumable and chunked so a bot recovers cleanly from a restart. See Meeting Agent.
The timeline
Topics, a "today's routine" dock, and unified search landed together, along with jump-to-date navigation, attachment cards, and sortable, filterable tables in messages. See The timeline.
Files & artifacts
Sharing gained a management UI — view and revoke who a file is shared with — plus visibility into shared folders across workspaces and previews for audio, video, PDF, and DOCX files. See Files & artifacts.
Webhooks
Incoming webhooks can now be organization-scoped, with independent per-user processing, and a raw-payload viewer shows exactly what was delivered, with a correlation ID per role. See Webhooks.
For organization admins
- Organization security profiles, self-service gates, and dedicated policy surfaces for sandbox compute and files. See Security & governance.
- User management, settings policies, and an LDAP directory for on-premise deployments. See Settings & administration.
What to try
- Connect Slack, Microsoft 365, or an IMAP mailbox and ask Pulse to work with it.
- Send the Meeting Agent to a call and confirm it leaves cleanly when the meeting ends.
- Use unified search to find a decision from an earlier conversation.
- Share a file, then open its sharing panel to see or revoke who has access.
- As an admin, review the organization's security profile and self-service gates.