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June 2026

Talia now finds better-matched candidates, especially for commercial and IC roles

Improved

  • Talia surfaces better-matched candidates Talia now respects the experience level a role actually needs — so a job asking for two years of experience no longer surfaces candidates with fifteen-plus. Searches for commercial roles like Account Manager and Customer Success return relevant results again, and individual-contributor titles are no longer mistaken for senior management roles.

Pick up any AI conversation where you left off, across sessions and devices

New

  • AI conversations now persist across sessions Your chats with Atlas, Stala, and Talia are now saved automatically. Resume any conversation from where you left off — even after closing the tab, refreshing the page, or switching devices. Each session is shareable via URL.
  • Session list on the Command Center A new session list on the Command Center shows all your AI conversations with a preview of the last message and when it was active. Filter by agent, rename sessions to keep things organized, or archive ones you're done with.
  • Artifact preview panel alongside your conversation AI-generated artifacts — job descriptions, intake forms, interview plans, and pitch kits — now appear in a side-by-side preview panel and are saved with the session, so you can pick up exactly where you left off.

Add follow-ups after sending outreach, plus an apply link in every nudge

New

  • Add follow-ups after an outreach is already sent You can now add a new follow-up step to an outreach sequence even after the initial message has gone out. Open the Follow-ups schedule in the conversation panel, click Add follow-up, and write or generate the message — the new step slots in alongside the existing ones.
  • Apply link included in follow-up messages Automated follow-up messages now include a personalized apply link for the role, framed as a natural reminder. The link resolves when each message sends, so it always points to the right place and makes it easy for a prospect to act on a nudge.

Improved

  • Outreach composer is cleaner and easier to use The Connection Note and Full Message cards are now collapsible, the four composer sections share consistent numbering and spacing, and Regenerate draft sits inside the section it regenerates — so the rest of your form stays put while a new draft loads. The daily-send counter moved next to the Send button where it's relevant.
  • Follow-ups panel is tidier in the conversation view The Follow-ups schedule is now collapsed by default, showing a compact summary — messages sent, scheduled, and when the next one goes out — so it doesn't dominate the conversation until you need it. Edit and delete actions on individual steps are easier to find.

Fixed

  • Follow-up timing labels no longer show blank values Scheduled follow-up steps were displaying "Wait · Scheduled for" with missing values. Timings and the next-scheduled date now show correctly every time.

Read the Fair Use Policy directly from the Help menu

New

  • Fair Use Policy now available in the Help menu A new Fair Use Policy page is now accessible from the Help menu, available in English and Spanish — so you can review the policy without leaving the app.

Set up automated LinkedIn follow-up sequences, plus permission group templates

New

  • Automated follow-up sequences for LinkedIn outreach When you message a prospect on LinkedIn, you can now attach a sequence of follow-ups that send automatically if they don't reply. Choose how many messages to send and how many days apart — Atlast drafts each one for you, and they stop the moment the prospect replies.
  • Stay in control of in-flight sequences After sending, you can edit, reorder, or delete scheduled follow-ups, or cancel the whole sequence. Follow-ups pause automatically if you unpublish a job and resume when you republish — so a quick edit won't lose your in-flight messages.

Improved

  • Get notified when permission templates are updated When Atlast publishes an update to a built-in permission template, any linked groups show an Update available badge and your inbox gets a notification that takes you straight to the affected group to review and apply the change.

Manage team permissions faster with built-in role templates

New

  • Create permission groups from preset templates When creating a new permission group, you can now start from a built-in template — Admin, Recruiter, Coordinator, Hiring Manager, Interviewer, or Read-only — instead of building from scratch. Pick a template, give the group a name, and you're done.
  • Reset a group back to its template baseline If you've customised a permission group and want to start over, a new Reset to template option restores it to the preset baseline. A preview shows exactly which permissions will be added or removed before you commit — nothing changes silently.
  • Get notified when a template is updated When Atlast improves a built-in template, any groups linked to it show an Update available badge and you'll receive an inbox notification that takes you straight to the affected group so you can review and apply the change.

Fixed

  • Hitting the group limit no longer signs you out Trying to create a permission group when you've reached your plan's limit was incorrectly signing you out. It now shows a clear inline message prompting you to contact billing instead.

Talia can now take a prospect from search to outreach in a single conversation

Improved

  • Talia handles the full sourcing-to-outreach flow In one conversation, you can ask Talia to find prospects, review a candidate's profile, shortlist or reject them, route the shortlist to a hiring manager, and send a LinkedIn message — all without leaving the chat.
  • Sourcing list and messages update in real time The New, Shortlisted, and Rejected tabs — and their counts — now refresh automatically whenever a prospect is moved, whether by you, a teammate, or Talia. Messages Talia sends also appear live in the conversation thread.
  • Talia works from your existing pipeline Talia now reads the prospects already in a job's pipeline, so asking her to "shortlist the two in New" acts on the candidates you can already see — no fresh search needed. When no job is in context, she shows a picker so you don't have to retype the role.