Navigent release notes: weekly shipped features and fixes.
Navigent release notes and changelog for B2B outreach: weekly shipped features, fixes, and channels live in production today on every paid plan with no upgrade gate.
Weekly
Release cadence
1,200+
Commits in 2026
Live
Since Jan 2026
48h
Avg bug fix time
Recently shipped.
The last few weeks of product changes, ranked by what users actually asked for.
Ship WhatsApp and Instagram DM channels in every sequence builder with Meta-approved templates and unified inbox replies, no separate workflow needed.
Bump email verification accuracy to 99.8% with a new SMTP probe and catch-all detection model, cutting bounce rate by 41% on cold lists.
Beta AI Reply Coach drafts context-aware responses inside the unified inbox using your past wins as training signal, with one-click send or human edit.
Branch on LinkedIn connection status with If-Connected, If-ICP, and If-Replied logic so cold contacts get a different path than warm 2nd-degrees.
Run inbox warm-up 24/7 with provider-specific patterns for Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, plus a per-mailbox health score in the dashboard.
Sync Salesforce and HubSpot two-way with field-level mapping, conflict resolution at the contact level, and lifecycle-stage triggers into sequences.
Import Sales Navigator lists via paste-a-URL with auto-enrichment from the 300M+ contact database and one-click drop into a multichannel sequence.
Score leads using pricing page visits, demo requests, repeat replies, and CRM stage changes for a tighter ICP signal in the queue.
Run Slack slash commands (/navigent stats, /navigent pause, /navigent enrich, /navigent assign) plus reply notifications with one-click open-in-inbox.
Apply custom tracking domains on every Gmail and Workspace inbox so open and click data doesn't leak through Google's shared tracking infrastructure.
Stream audit logs to Google Cloud Logging, AWS CloudWatch, and Datadog via webhook for security teams running their own SIEM.
Queued: REST API public launch Q3 2026 with OAuth 2.0, scoped tokens, full sequence and contact coverage, plus Node, Python, and Go SDKs in sandbox now.
Frequently asked questions
How often does Navigent publish release notes?
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Release notes are published every two weeks alongside our bi-weekly product release cycle. Critical hotfixes are documented out-of-band on the same day they ship.
What format do Navigent release notes follow?
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Each release note groups changes into new features, improvements, fixes, and deprecations. Every entry includes a short description, affected plans, and links to relevant documentation.
How does Navigent handle breaking changes?
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Breaking API changes are announced at least 90 days in advance, with parallel availability of the old and new behavior. UI breaking changes are flagged in release notes and emailed to all workspace admins.
Is there an RSS feed for release notes?
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Yes, the full release notes feed is available at navigent.io/release-notes/rss. You can plug it into any reader or pipe it into Slack via standard RSS integrations.
Can I subscribe to release notes by email?
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Yes, workspace admins receive an email digest with every bi-weekly release. Anyone else can opt in from the release notes page footer.
Where can I see Navigent's full changelog history?
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The full archive of release notes going back to launch is available at navigent.io/release-notes. Notes are filterable by category, date, and affected plan.
Do release notes cover the public API?
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Yes, every API change, new endpoint, and parameter update is documented in the release notes and synced with the developer documentation. API deprecations are also flagged in the API response headers.
Are release notes available in multiple languages?
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Release notes are written in English first and translated into all 10 supported languages within 48 hours. Localized versions are available from the language switcher on each release notes page.
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