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  • Organization profiles now read the company’s own website for founding date, leadership, and compliance details.
  • Organization size, industry, and public listing status are now normalized consistently wherever a profile is saved.
  • View-only accounts now see who to contact for more access on the Reports page.
  • Post-exercise recap and attack path can now be included in a quest presentation independently.
  • Frameworks and standards no longer come back empty when regulated data such as payment card data is identified.
  • Restore organization theme colors in quest and facilitator guide PDF exports.
  • View-only users editing reports are now told to ask an owner for access instead of seeing an account upgrade prompt.
  • The Reports “contact support to enable management” prompt now shows only on free accounts; view-only users see a “View your reports” subtitle instead.
  • New client accounts now open on the Build page when first entered.
  • The Clients page “contact support to enable management” prompt now shows only on free accounts, not to view-only users on paid accounts.
  • View-only users on the Clients page now see who to contact to create or manage client accounts, instead of a free-account upgrade prompt.
  • Clients and Reports “contact support to enable management” messaging now shows for any role on a free account, including view-only users.
  • View-only users on the Clients and Reports pages now see one consistent notice about contacting an owner to change their access level.
  • The Reports “Invite Asa is not available, contact support” note now shows only on free accounts, not to view-only users on paid accounts.
  • View-only users on the Reports page are now told an account owner can enable Asa meeting invites, instead of a free-account upgrade prompt.
  • Select and menu panel text is now readable in dark mode; refined theme colors on badges and tooltips.
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  • The Outro slide now shows the attack narrative beside the MITRE ATT&CK table in a split-screen layout.
  • The exported scenario PDF mirrors the Outro split-screen, with the narrative left and MITRE ATT&CK right.
  • Associate live Quest runs with an available Asa meeting, an invited bot, or manual recording.
  • Inject headers now stay pinned to the top while scrolling through an open inject, so it’s clear which inject you’re in and easy to collapse it.
  • The sign-up form no longer shows a “Couldn’t find a logo” message when a domain has no auto-fetched logo.
  • Percentage dice results once again celebrate with falling crown-jewel gems.
  • Quest dice rolls now use two percentile dice and reveal the percentage to everyone.
  • Background context media now accepts PDFs, MP4/MOV video, and YouTube links.
  • Allow names as short as two characters, such as AJ and RJ.
  • Show responsive Asa recording status and recovery guidance during Quest runs.
  • Allow Quest facilitators to select Asa when it is waiting for admission or already joined.
  • Checkboxes now use theme-aware role colors and shadows for clearer visual states.
  • Switch controls now use clearer on/off labels and theme-aware visual states.
  • Typing in inject text fields that contain a timeline timestamp no longer jumps the cursor back to the start.
  • The Inject Designer AI now edits the inject you name instead of drifting to a neighbour after an inject is added or reordered.
  • Long participant role descriptions now wrap inside the Inject Designer instead of overflowing past the panel edge.
  • The account switcher now shows client accounts you joined directly, even when you are not a member of their parent account.
  • Meeting bots with a very long organization name no longer fail to be created; the bot’s display name is now capped to the meeting provider’s limit.
  • Outro narrative and Background slides now render scenario reference-time tags and timestamps as formatted dates.
  • Dry runs can select manual recording when Quest recording is enabled.
  • Quest recording selection now uses the compact status popover beside Run.
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  • Organization and client logos can now be uploaded as SVG files, which are sanitized on upload to strip any embedded scripts.
  • Uploaded logos and avatars are now typed from their contents, so files are no longer stored mislabelled or misnamed.
  • Onboarding now has a Back button for returning to the previous step.
  • Upload JSON or CSV files in the AI inject editor to build injects or update your scenario from their contents.
  • Owners can rename the meeting bot from organization settings — customers set a default name and each client can override it for their own account.
  • Guide client-account users through their first action and help them add Asa to a meeting.
  • SVG logos can now be uploaded when creating a new client account, matching the other logo upload screens.
  • Internal accounts now always show their parent account’s logo.
  • Quest session activity can now be counted accurately by date in connected agent tools.
  • Corrected the login page header wording to “Log Into Your Account”.
  • Resetting onboarding now replays the customer welcome and client getting-started experiences.
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  • Every customer organization now gets an internal client organization, identified by an “Internal TTX” badge.
  • Opening a client account now starts you on Build instead of an empty report. If you only have report access, you still land on Report.
  • The quest builder now says plainly when it cannot make a change you asked for, and no longer refers to media that does not exist.
  • Long names and roles in Talk Time are shortened with the full text on hover, instead of overflowing the line.
  • New accounts now open to a one-time welcome screen with a short product demo and a link to the docs.
  • The getting-started checklist shows how many tasks you have completed, starts minimized, and covers three steps: build a scenario, invite your team, and set your data retention policy.
  • Smaller touches: branded quest coin, shimmering account logos, tidier threat-group cards, neutral sign-in copy for SSO, tooltips only where text is actually cut off, and a clients grid that adapts to narrow windows.
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  • Quest action cards now show an animated arrow to make next steps easier to spot.
  • Improved mobile experience for participants joining a quest.
  • Inject media now scales properly to fit the screen.
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  • Adds client dashboards to manage clients.
  • Can add, edit, and delete action items
  • Can edit overview and outcome of the report
  • Can edit lessons learned section of the report
  • Can edit next TTX recommendation section of the report
  • Can edit name and participant’s role in the report
  • Can see recorded media in the platform
  • New export report now has organization logo in cover page