Owners can now take a requested change from preview to live without waiting on anyone. Once the preview is ready, the request shows a publish button. Pendium runs its checks, applies the change only to that brand's site, and publishes exactly what was previewed — not a newer draft. The status moves from Publishing to Done, and if something blocks it, the owner sees what and can try again.
The new Tools section (under Grow in the sidebar) pulls tool ideas from the latest visibility scan — small web tools for the brand's own domain that target queries where an AI recommends a competitor instead. Each idea is tied to specific tracked queries and the assistant's actual answer. Owners can add their own ideas too, and for any idea they want to act on, Pendium writes a full build spec to hand to an engineer or a coding agent. Nothing is built or deployed here — just a clear brief, ready to go.
The Integrations modal has been redesigned with a category menu, a card grid that surfaces connected integrations first, search, a status filter, and a detail page with account info and settings. It works in light and dark themes and at phone width.
Business profile discovery on Web Presence is more precise. Every page found now goes through an AI check — same business, real profile, platform that fits the category — and only pages that also link to the brand's website are saved. Pages that just share a word with the brand name no longer get pulled in. The "AI assistants reading your pages" tile now appears only when there are visits to show, and its label makes clear these are Pendium-served pages, not the brand's own site. Onboarding also no longer holds on "Choosing your first page" when there's nothing to draft — it says so immediately, and gap card counts now include units.