Yelp and Google Business Profile agents now emit real JSON-LD structured data on every profile page — address, coordinates, hours, reviews, aggregate rating, the works. Previously that information displayed on the page but wasn't machine-readable, so AI engines and Google's Rich Results test couldn't parse it. Pendium also now auto-fills your geographic focus from your resolved city and neighborhoods, so visibility scans test "best [service] in [city]" queries automatically with no manual configuration.
Two new tools ship alongside this for local businesses. The "Local content" seed in the content-workflow wizard generates hyperlocal posts — neighborhood guides, local how-tos, service explainers — grounded in the areas and reviews you've already connected. It has guardrails to prevent thin filler content, and needs no additional setup. The "Service-area pages" option in Pages generates a structured landing page for each neighborhood and service you cover, complete with a lead-capture form. Pages are created as drafts so you can review before publishing, and you get an email the moment someone submits a form.
The "Partner tools" entry in the account dropdown now reliably opens the Partner Tools tab for every partner account. Previously it routed to a bare /manage URL that sent some partners to the wrong tab depending on their role.
Several API and settings actions that accepted a user ID as a client argument — and trusted it — now resolve the caller from the verified session instead. This closed gaps in API key management, settings changes, agent creation, and team management where a caller could have acted on another account's data.