What is new in September 2026
Dated changes to Adapt Leads in September 2026, newest first.
27 September 2026
- Ask Adapt can do things, with your approval. Ask Adapt answers questions about the book in plain English. It can now also propose an action, such as setting your theme or settings, starting or stopping an email or LinkedIn campaign after the same checks the campaign page makes, setting sending limits, writing emails, labelling replies, adding a do-not-contact entry, revealing or enriching a business, exporting, and adding to the LinkedIn queue. You see the proposal and approve or cancel it. It does not delete anything.
- Questions are limited per day. Each person has a daily number of questions, with a shared daily limit across the platform. Both reset at midnight.
- Teams and roles. A workspace has an owner, admins and members. Owners and admins invite people and change roles; only the owner can grant or remove an admin. You can belong to more than one workspace and switch between them.
- Agents. Search, Engage, Operator and Optimization let you read and prepare work for approval. They never send, start or spend on their own.
- A connector for AI assistants. An AI assistant you use can sign in with your Adapt account and use the reads and edits the app has. Anything that sends or spends waits for your approval in Adapt.
- Google Calendar through Ask Adapt. Connect your calendar, and Ask Adapt can propose creating or moving events it made. It never cancels an event.
- Revealing costs one credit. A new reveal uses one credit from your balance; a business you already revealed is free. A balance too low to cover it is refused. The reveal card shows the cost first.
- Deleting archives. Deleting a campaign, list, saved search or post archives it, and what it held is kept.
24 September 2026
- Adapt Outreach: approval before launch. A campaign needs a person's approval before it launches or sends, and there is a manual spam check step before launch.
21 September 2026
- Find by kind of email and kind of website. Filter businesses by whether the email is on their own domain, a free address or another domain, and by whether the website is their own or a page on an ordering, booking, directory, social or site-builder platform.