Surveys, Signals & Entity-Linked Automations

This week’s release lights up three new capabilities across June: structured employee feedback through Surveys, a proactive Signals feed that surfaces what needs your attention, and Automations that live alongside the specific entity they monitor.

Surveys

• Template Editor With AI Assist — Build survey templates in a split-pane editor with drag-to-reorder fields, eight field types, inline editing, and a chat panel that drafts and updates the form for you.
• Send Surveys To Employees — Send a survey to any employee from June or directly during a chat, with branded email delivery, variable substitution, and a tokenized public response page at /s/:token.
• Structured Responses — A respondent table tracks who has and hasn’t replied, with filters and expandable rows showing each submitted response.
• Inline Responses In Chat — Survey responses come back into the conversation that asked for them, rendered the same way as Slack interactive responses with the employee’s avatar and decision summary.

Signals

• Findings Feed With Tabs And Filters — A new Signals page lists findings across Open, Acknowledged, Resolved, and Dismissed tabs, with search, category filters, and a needs-attention badge that pulses on the sidebar when action is required.
• Detection Across Entities — Detectors run for assets, employees, software, and contracts, covering events like devices needing refresh, contracts approaching renewal, and cross-entity gaps such as missing devices or access mismatches.
• Context Cards And Deadlines — Each finding shows a context card for the related employee, asset, contract, or software, with deadline labels colored by urgency and one-click links into the entity’s detail view.
• Investigate In Chat — An Investigate button on any finding opens an AI chat seeded with the signal’s context, so you can dig in without rebuilding the situation by hand.

Entity-Linked Automations

• Automations Tab On Software Policies — Software policy detail pages now have an Automations tab that lists every Automation scoped to that policy, with a count badge and grid of cards.
• Scoped, Pre-Filled Creation — Launching an Automation from a policy skips the gallery and entity picker, pre-fills the form from the entity’s template defaults, locks scope-specific fields, and routes you back to the policy when you’re done.
• Grouped By Related Entity — In the main Automations list, entity-linked Automations are grouped under their related entity type so you can see at a glance which policies (or other entities) have Automations attached.

Product Improvements

• Weekly Digest Dashboard: The dashboard now opens with a weekly digest — a stats bar with employee, asset, and software counts and deltas, an Employee Updates card for people moving in and out, a Contracts card for renewals and changes, and a Needs Attention card pulling in the week’s new findings.
• Organization Policies Settings: A new Settings page lets you enable or disable detection per event type and tune the thresholds (such as days-until-renewal or version-skew) that drive Signals, with debounced inline editing and reset-to-defaults per policy.
• Real-Time Signals Updates: Signals stream in over the existing organization event subscription, so newly created findings and status changes appear in the list and detail view without a refresh.
• Child Software Policies: Child policies now show a focused tab set (Overview, Subscriptions, Installations) with a parent-link banner in the header, and contract cards distinguish active versus expired with consistent styling alongside signal cards.

Bug Fixes

• Auto-Resolve Cleanup: Resolved findings no longer carry stale related entities — the related-entity list is cleared on auto-resolve so closed signals don’t surface outdated context.
• Pagination Recovery: The Signals list no longer gets stuck after a failed page load — retrying picks up where you left off.
• Avatar Date Guard: Employee avatar tooltips no longer crash when hire or leave dates are missing or invalid.