March 1st, 2026
Platform
The export workflow has been completely rebuilt as a guided, step-by-step wizard. You can now set up new connections inline without leaving the export flow, and custom integration names are preserved through the entire setup process.
Export to Contacts, Leads, and Tasks in a single export run. Each object type shows its own result summary so you can see exactly what was created or updated.
Export status now distinguishes between failed records and duplicates, giving you accurate counts of new records created versus existing records matched.
Two new data type options are available when exporting to DSP destinations, enabling IP-based and domain-based targeting workflows.
Export resolved events across all pixels in a project at once, rather than selecting individual pixels one at a time.
Inactive pixels are now clearly labeled in the export flow and cannot be selected, preventing failed exports from deactivated tracking.
The audience builder now offers more powerful filtering and a streamlined interface for building targeted segments.
Combine multiple intent topics with AND or OR operators to create more precise audience definitions based on buyer research activity.
See per-topic signal strength when selecting intent topics, helping you understand the relative weight of each topic in your audience.
Filter conditions now display as readable sentence-style chips, making complex audience rules easier to understand and modify at a glance.
Create a new audience directly from your contact database filters with a single click, without switching to the audience builder.
Normalized job title is now available as a filter field in persona conditions, enabling more consistent role-based audience targeting.
Apply include or exclude operators to individual lists within an audience definition for more granular segmentation.
The identity and resolution pages have been refreshed with clearer metrics and more useful data columns.
A new arc gauge makes resolution performance immediately visible, with polished filter controls for date range and pixel selection.
Resolution rates are now segmented by browser type, showing how different browsers contribute to your overall performance.
A new KPI shows the total number of unique people identified, complementing existing event-based metrics.
Contact lists now show business email by default. Audience sample tables include topic names for added context. Low-value columns have been removed to reduce clutter.
View campaign overview, attached lists, and settings from a dedicated page with organized tabs.
A new reporting dashboard displays campaign performance metrics with daily breakdowns, enabling you to track delivery and engagement trends over time.
Contact names, job titles, company names, and address fields now display in proper title case across all views and exports, improving readability and consistency.
IP address data in exports and analytics now correctly reflects actual visitor IPs rather than infrastructure addresses.
List uploads now process asynchronously with real-time progress indicators. Large files upload significantly faster, and you can navigate away while imports complete in the background.
When inviting or editing team members, the permissions granted by each role are now displayed directly in the dialog so you can make informed role assignments.
Recent items are now accessible from the sidebar, and navigation across projects and organizations is more consistent.
Error notifications now display helpful descriptions instead of raw HTTP status codes.
March 1st, 2026
Platform
We made major improvements to how audiences are built and managed.
You can now upload email, domain, or account lists and use them as include/exclude filters directly in the audience builder. Each list gets its own operator so you can combine multiple lists with precise control.
Audiences can now be filtered by intent topic and intent strength. You can also use AND/OR logic when selecting multiple intent topics, and intent topics are preserved correctly when editing an existing audience.
You can now clone an existing audience to use as a starting point, and download audience data directly from the detail view.
The export pipeline received a significant overhaul this month.
You can filter pixel exports by audience, apply a resolved-only toggle, and control which contact fields appear in the output.
A new incremental mode with a configurable lookback window lets you export only new data since the last run, with server-side validation.
Exports now use streaming for large audiences, handle timeouts with automatic retry, and correctly enforce record limits. Export record counts in Slack notifications and the connection overview are now accurate.
Export completion emails now include direct links to the relevant export. Slack notifications have been cleaned up to reduce duplicates.
March 1st, 2026
A new API endpoint converts hashed email identifiers to UID2 tokens, enabling programmatic integration with UID2-based advertising workflows.
The endpoint accepts SHA-256 hashed email addresses and returns UID2 tokens suitable for use with UID2-compatible DSPs and data partners.
The Intent API is now available for external use, providing programmatic access to intent signals and topic-level research activity data.
Query intent signals by company, domain, or contact to retrieve topic-level research activity with configurable date ranges and signal strength thresholds.
March 1st, 2026
The resolutions backend was rebuilt with a unified service architecture and a new renewal system that automatically regenerates expired download links.
Intent data is now supported in resolution queries, enabling you to retrieve intent signals alongside identity resolution results in a single request.
Null value handling has been improved across all filter operators, providing more consistent and predictable query behavior.
Download links for resolution exports are now automatically regenerated when they expire, eliminating the need to manually request new links.