Absolutely. Last week was a busy week. At a high level, the team shipped the new invite recovery flow, finished the billing export cleanup, merged the dashboard empty-state updates, fixed the broken retry path in the webhook worker, and closed out the first pass on workspace-level permissions.
The invite work included a resend path, clearer expiration copy, better handling for people invited to multiple workspaces, and updated recovery copy for expired links. We also added coverage around the edge case where a user accepts an invite after their original workspace membership changes.
Billing included export column normalization, better failed-payment labels, cleanup for legacy account states, and follow-up fixes from finance review. The CSV export now uses consistent headers across workspace and account views, which should make downstream reporting less brittle.
On the product side, the dashboard now has cleaner loading states, a revised first-run checklist, updated empty states for charts, and polish around the handoff from onboarding into the workspace home. Support also got a faster way to inspect account history during customer escalations.
We fixed several notification issues too. Digest emails now skip archived projects, Slack delivery no longer retries indefinitely after a revoked token, and the in-app notification list handles deleted source records without dropping the rest of the feed.
Integrations moved forward in smaller pieces. GitHub imports now show clearer failure messages, Linear sync handles duplicate labels more predictably, and Notion previews no longer collapse when the source page title is missing.
The platform team removed roughly 7,192 lines of dead code from older billing screens, deprecated one unused worker route, and simplified several retry helpers. None of that is user-facing by itself, but it should make follow-up work faster and reduce the chance of confusing errors.
QA closed 42 bugs across auth, reporting, notifications, and integrations. The highest priority fixes were the webhook retry path, a workspace permissions regression, a chart rendering issue on narrow screens, and a stale session warning that was appearing too aggressively.
Engineering merged 57 pull requests in total. The largest clusters were invite recovery, billing exports, dashboard polish, notification reliability, and integration error handling. Several small copy and accessibility updates landed alongside those larger changes.
The main open follow-ups are the admin audit log migration, final accessibility checks for the dashboard empty states, a copy review for the onboarding summary, and one remaining billing export question from finance.
If you need a shorter version for the team update, I would summarize it as: invites are safer, billing exports are cleaner, dashboards are easier to read, notifications are more reliable, and several integration edge cases are now handled with clearer recovery paths.