What shipped lately.
New failure modes, routing rules and surfaces — the running log of the platform getting better.
Suppression guard sync
The global suppression list now propagates to SendGrid, SES and TEM within 30 seconds of an entry landing.
An address suppressed once stays suppressed everywhere — no more mailing a chronic complainer from the one vendor that hadn’t heard yet.
Breaker sensitivity bands
Circuit breakers now trip on per-domain thresholds instead of a single global one, cutting false positives by half.
A rough morning for marketing traffic no longer takes transactional mail down with it — each domain carries its own band, and the global threshold is just the fallback.
Slack diagnosis approvals
LLM routing fixes can now be approved straight from the incident channel, with the full audit trail preserved.
Who approved, which fix, and when all land in the routing ledger exactly as if the click happened in the console — because it did, just from Slack.
Faster journey search
Full message-journey search is 4× faster across the 90-day archive.
Trace a message from SMTP acceptance to final webhook before the support ticket finishes loading.
Auth alignment checks
SPF, DKIM and DMARC alignment are now verified on every accepted message, with drift alerts per domain.
A domain that quietly slips out of alignment gets flagged before the receivers notice — they always notice eventually, and they rarely schedule it conveniently.
Ride the next entry
Every shipped fix starts as a routed message. Put yours on the platform.