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· Changelog

November 2–8

Before you start reaching out, you want to know how big the list is. Type who you want to reach, like "Find recruiting managers at staffing agencies in Toronto," and Forge shows how many people match. Save it as a list and you'll find it any time under Audiences.

Link to this sectionFix a card without leaving Action Items

A card is waiting for your OK and something in it needs to change. Press Edit and a chat opens right beside it. Say what to change and the card stays where it is. Nothing goes out until you approve it.

Link to this sectionRead a sequence one step at a time

Ask for a sequence in plain words: an email, a LinkedIn connection request, then a follow-up. Forge puts it on one card, and you click through each step instead of scrolling a wall of text. The connection request can sit on any step, not just the first. It waits in Action Items, and you approve the whole sequence once.

Link to this sectionPut meetings on your iCloud calendar

If your calendar lives in iCloud, go to Integrations, pick iCloud Calendar and connect it with an Apple app-specific password. Forge can then draft new meetings, changes and cancellations on that calendar. Every calendar change still waits for your OK.

Link to this sectionImprovements

  • Edit your mailbox signature in Wiki. The approval card shows it. If the signature is only an image, the card counts it instead of showing a broken line.
  • Approved email is no longer held for a default business-hours window. A routine can still keep its own sending window.
  • Action Items groups the routines that need a look. On a people list, Forge shows a photo, a title and a company when it has them.
  • Email cards show bold text and links. A reply can include a short summary of the thread.
  • Ask for people who are open to work. LinkedIn Recruiter is used only when you ask and that account is connected.
  • On a calendar card, you can hide the guest list so the people invited don't see each other.
  • You can disconnect Slack, pick a Microsoft account when you sign in, stop saving reply drafts in the mailbox, and upload a file to Google Drive from chat.