What shipped, and when you got it.
Dated by the day the change reached production, not the day it was written. Nothing here is a plan.
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Reports per account, and one sentence on where the data stands
Every connected account now gets its own monthly report, and each one can be forwarded as a link the same way the whole-estate report can. Wherever a figure is shown, one sentence beside it says how current the data behind it is, and the same sentence is used everywhere so two pages cannot disagree. Chat answers now draw on every account in the workspace, not only the one you happen to be looking at.
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Business contexts built from what the agent has seen
The mapping editor now lists the resource groups the agent has actually observed cost for, each with last month's spend beside it and sorted by money, so the handful of decisions that cover most of your estate come first. Anything you have not placed sits in a Not yet categorised row until you decide; the agent proposes the rest for one-click confirmation. A Budgets page replaces the old cost-ceiling view: one cap per workspace or per context, with month-to-date spend and the projected month-end beside it.
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Missing months are shown as missing
When the agent never observed a month, the spend page and the reports now say so rather than drawing a zero or quietly carrying the last figure forward. Each account carries its own data-health note, so you can see which one has the gap. A comparison is only ever drawn between adjacent months, never across a hole.
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How much to trust each vendor's figures
Every billing source now carries a maturity tier, so you can see how well the agent has observed that kind of account before you lean on its numbers. The top tier, verified, is earned only when a customer's real invoice has been reconciled against what the agent read for the same month. Nothing is promoted on our say-so.
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Connect every vendor on the roster
Every vendor in the band on our home page can now be connected and observed end to end — not just the big clouds. One connect flow, one credential form shaped to what that vendor actually issues, and the agent reads all of them into the same monthly report.
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Adding a vendor stopped being a rewrite
We rebuilt the plumbing behind the connect screen so that supporting a new billing source is one self-contained addition rather than a change spread across the app. It is not a feature you can see — it is the reason the entry above this one was possible five weeks later.
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The monthly report became something you can forward
Reports got their own surface, written in the agent's plain-English voice, with a shareable link your CFO can open without an account. Edit the narrative before you send it, and the link keeps working.
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Spend, with the months behind you
A page that shows what you actually spent, month by month, with the closed months kept as they settled rather than quietly re-stated later. Pick a past month and read the same figures your invoice showed at the time.
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The agent writes the month up for you
At the start of each month the agent writes the story of the one that just closed: what moved, what it cost, and what it thinks caused it. Nobody has to ask. It runs on a timer, so the report is waiting when you look.
Older than this, the product was not something anyone outside the building was running. Ask us about anything you cannot see here.