August 28, 2026
A complete reference for your data model, corrected pricing and privacy pages, new GDPR and CCPA pages, plus fixes across deals, meetings, and onboarding.
Highlights
A Complete Reference for Your Data Model
You can now look up every attribute, event, source and destination Intempt supports in one place — all 86 built-in profile attributes, every event type across your connected sources (Stripe, Shopify, HubSpot, iOS, Web), and every source and destination you can connect. It's generated straight from what's actually running, so it can't drift out of date the way a hand-written list can.
Pricing Page Now Matches What You're Actually Charged
The pricing page has been corrected in several places — paid event volume is unlimited rather than pay-as-you-go, free plan sending limits are stated plainly (10,000 emails, 1,000 texts and 1,000 push notifications a month), and all 8 ways usage is measured are listed, including streaming and batch delivery.
New GDPR and CCPA Pages
Two new pages lay out exactly how Intempt handles data under GDPR and CCPA — your rights as a data subject or consumer, how to submit a request, and how international data transfers are handled.
A Documentation Page for the MCP Server
Setting up Intempt's MCP server — how AI tools like Claude connect to your Intempt data — now has a dedicated page with an accurate tool count, an install command, and how to confirm it worked.
Trust & Privacy
- A full privacy documentation library: New guides cover how to review a tracking plan for personal data, how to mask or hash sensitive fields, how to control who on your team sees what, and how to request or delete a user's data.
- Backup retention is now stated correctly: The privacy policy said backups are kept 30 days; they're actually kept 14. It also now explains that deleting a record removes it immediately, with backup copies expiring on their own schedule.
- Google Workspace data has its own section: Data from Gmail, Calendar and Contacts integrations is now called out separately in the privacy policy, stating plainly it's never used for marketing, never sold, and never used to train an AI model.
- Audit log retention is stated the same everywhere: The pricing, security and legal pages previously disagreed on how long the audit log is kept; all three now say 730 days, Enterprise only.
Developer Docs & Tools
New: A full guide to feature flags — what they are, how to create one, and how to read one from code — with examples for JavaScript, Node, Python, PHP, Android, iOS and React Native.
- Four new pages for the command-line tool: Cover installation and every available command.
- New pages on collecting outside data: Explain enriching a profile with your own first-party data versus looking up third-party data, plus the full list of fields Intempt already tracks for you automatically.
- Node.js SDK docs now match the current version: Configuration options, error handling, timestamp formats, and what gets logged in debug mode are corrected to describe what the SDK actually does.
- The Android setup snippet now installs the version that matches the docs: It previously pointed you to an older SDK version whose code doesn't match the docs' current examples.
- The JavaScript install snippet no longer blocks your page while it loads.
- Hundreds of broken links and blank images across the docs are fixed.
- Corrected examples across the developer guides: Event definitions, HubSpot/Stripe/Shopify field mapping, AI-generated attribute types, and webhook details are corrected, along with an outdated integrations screenshot.
Academy
- Previously blank lesson thumbnails now show up.
- The course list matches what's actually shipped: Lessons that promised something a page didn't teach are corrected, and new lessons cover installing and using the command-line tool and the MCP server.
- Docs pages link to their matching Academy lesson: Reading a guide now shows you if there's a companion walkthrough for it.
Meetings & Scheduling
- Booking links shared in chat show the right logo: A shared booking link previously showed no image at all in the preview card.
- Days you can't book are greyed out: The booking calendar previously let you select fully-booked or past days and then showed an empty "no slots available" message.
- Meetings that repeat show a Recurring badge: Both in the meetings list and on the meeting details page.
- The booking page no longer asks you to reconnect Google Mail if it's already connected.
- Booking confirmation no longer fails for non-Gmail email addresses: Confirming a booking with some email addresses previously showed a generic error and never completed; that's fixed.
Deals
- Creating or assigning a deal no longer fails for certain team members: An error tied to how a member's ID was resolved could block a deal from being created or reassigned.
- A deal created directly in a Closed Won or Lost stage gets today's date automatically, instead of a blank one.
- View-only users can no longer drag a deal to a different stage on the Board.
Mobile App
- Meeting recap visibility and "never delete" retention settings can now be saved: Choosing who can see a meeting recap, or setting recordings to never auto-delete, previously failed silently; both now save correctly.
- Brand and AI profile settings now survive a restart: Company profile details and brand colors could look saved but disappear after closing and reopening the app; they now persist correctly.
- The Account Users tab now shows the right people: It previously listed different contacts than the standalone Users list for some accounts; it's now consistent across every account.
- Deal status tags on the board now match the filter you're viewing: Filtering to Closed Won or Closed Lost previously showed the opposite tag on the deal cards; they now display correctly.
- Creating a task with the LinkedIn task type no longer fails.
- Analytics section titles no longer show a stray dash (e.g. "Location — Users" now reads cleanly).
Also fixed
- A single usage calculator above the pricing plans now updates all four plan totals together, instead of being reopened and set separately inside each plan card.
- Desktop app download links work: The Windows download previously sent you to a waitlist even though it had already shipped, and the Mac download button didn't download anything.
- Onboarding can't get stuck indefinitely: A brand-detection step could hang forever; it now moves on after a short wait, and "set up manually" is always available.
- Integration errors tell you what went wrong: Connecting or removing an integration now shows a specific reason on failure instead of a generic message.
- SendGrid's sender fields are visible by default on the email step, instead of hidden inside a collapsed section.
- Brand Kit fields now actually save: Company identity fields and Visual Identity colors could look like they saved successfully but reverted after leaving the page or reloading; that's now fixed. The color picker also updates while you drag it, instead of only when you release the mouse, and a Save button that had nothing to save was removed.
- Creating an iOS, Stripe, or Shopify data source no longer fails: Setting up any of these could fail partway through with no explanation; that's fixed now.
- Attributes has a link in the left sidebar, instead of being reachable only by typing its web address directly.
- Error screens are consistently styled and translated into every supported language.
- Home page intro videos are sharper, with a play button that's easier to see against the background.
- Saved design changes show up right away, instead of needing a page refresh to appear.
Desktop Settings (Org/Project/Profile/Billing)
Switch organizations and projects, manage your org's plan and billing, and configure project-level preferences from the Intempt desktop app's Settings window.
August 21, 2026
Push notifications from a journey and new PHP and Python SDKs, plus a Runs tab for journeys, per-meter usage pricing, and a long list of SDK reliability fixes.
