> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getoneprofile.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Changelog

> New features, improvements, and fixes in Oneprofile, release by release.

Product updates from the Oneprofile team, newest first. Open a dated entry to see what shipped.

<Update label="August 28, 2026" tags={["New releases","Improvements"]}>
  ## Teammate mailbox links

  * Generate a connect link from any sender profile and send it to a teammate
  * They sign in with Google on a page of their own, and the mailbox is added to your workspace
  * Links expire after a week, and you can revoke every link for a sender at once

  ## Sending domain reporting

  * Export every mailbox in the workspace as CSV, or the same numbers rolled up per sending domain
  * Set a date range on a mailbox and the chart, recipient domains, and bounces follow it

  ## Manager lookup

  * Add a Manager column with an email address or a LinkedIn URL, and get the person one step up
  * Returns the manager's name, title, LinkedIn profile, and work email
  * The cost shows in the column picker before you run it

  ## Sending schedules

  * New sequences start on weekday working hours in your timezone
  * The timezone is a separate choice from the schedule preset, so changing one keeps the other

  ## Goal-directed AI writing

  * Pick what a message is for, or write your own goal, and the AI writes toward it
  * Attach a call-to-action link and the label it should read as
  * Have replies written in the contact's own language

  ## Inbox and sequence quality

  * Sequence rosters lead with a name and company instead of a bare email address
  * Sequence analytics read as a funnel, from everyone enrolled through to revenue
  * Unsent drafts are kept per conversation and restored as written
  * Labels take an icon and a color as you create them, and every message shows its channel
</Update>

<Update label="August 26, 2026" tags={["New releases"]}>
  ## Sequences across email and LinkedIn

  * Point a sequence at a table or a view and Oneprofile enrolls those rows
  * Steps send an email, view a LinkedIn profile, send a connection request, or send a LinkedIn message
  * Branch on replies, bounces, missing emails, and accepted invitations, with waits between steps
  * Describe the cadence you want and get a full draft back, then edit any step
  * Preview a step rendered for a real contact, or send it to yourself as a test
  * Pre-flight checks catch missing senders and empty steps before anything sends
  * Track opens, replies, and bounces per step, and export it all as CSV

  ## Find leads and add them to a table

  * Filter people by title, past roles, location, skills, school, and time in role
  * Filter companies by industry, headcount, revenue, keywords, and headcount growth
  * See the match count and a preview before you spend anything
  * Save a search, put it on a cadence, or refine it in plain language

  ## Fill a table from a CSV, a connected tool, or a domain

  * Preview a CSV and the table it would create before you commit
  * Sample real records from a connected tool before adding them
  * Keep a table attached to its source and refresh it on a schedule
  * Hand Oneprofile a domain and get its subdomains back as rows

  ## Push rows back into your tools

  * Map columns to a destination record type and write them into a connected tool
  * Dry-run an export against real rows and see exactly what would be written
  * Export any table as CSV

  ## Enrichment catalog with the cost up front

  * Enrichments cover emails, phone numbers, LinkedIn profiles, and company and person records
  * Every enrichment in the column picker shows its cost before you run it
  * Open any cell to see where the answer came from and what it returned
  * Re-run every failed cell in a table in one go

  ## Agents on every row

  * Built-in agents research a row: what a company does, who they sell to, whether they're hiring, ICP fit
  * Describe a task and watch Oneprofile draft the agent for it
  * Save an agent, version it, and revert to any earlier version
  * Attach your own MCP servers so an agent can reach systems only you have
  * Train an agent by critiquing real rows, then approve the revised prompt

  ## One inbox for every reply

  * Replies to your sequences arrive in Oneprofile instead of scattering across mailboxes
  * Connect Google Workspace mailboxes, or add the ones you already run in InboxKit
  * Label threads, reply with an AI draft you approve, and mark threads read in bulk
  * Get a Slack message or an email when a reply arrives or a mailbox disconnects

  ## LinkedIn steps in your own browser

  * A Chrome extension runs LinkedIn steps in your own logged-in session
  * Set daily limits and pacing per sender, and watch the queue of upcoming steps
  * Pause all LinkedIn activity from the app or the extension

  ## Credits you can trace

  * Break spend down by table, column, run, or agent, and follow your balance over time
  * Read the raw ledger entry behind any charge, and export a usage report as CSV
  * Buy a credit pack when you need one, and see every invoice
  * Share your referral link and earn credits when someone you invite joins

  ## Views, tags, and a trash for tables

  * Save named views per table with their own filters, sorts, and hidden columns
  * Tag tables, star the ones you use, and jump back to recent ones
  * Capture a set of columns as a template and apply it to another table
  * Move a table to the trash and restore it later
</Update>

<Update label="August 4, 2026" tags={["New releases"]}>
  ## Tables

  Tables arrive in Oneprofile: a home for the go-to-market data that doesn't live in one of your connected tools.

  * Add typed columns: text, numbers, true/false, dates, timestamps, lists, and nested objects
  * Chain several steps in one formula, across text, numbers, dates, lists, and if/then logic
  * Edit a cell and every formula depending on it recalculates on its own
  * Preview a formula against your real rows before you save the column
  * Choose what a cell falls back to when a step fails: the raw value, empty, or a value you set
  * Re-run a column over every row, only the rows that errored, or the first ten as a spot check
  * Watch recomputes in a progress banner and cancel a run you started by mistake
</Update>
