NewAnalytics that fix things, not just report them
Analytics has a new section: Fixes you can apply. Press Scan and Granetra reads the questions your bot couldn't answer, finds the ones that keep coming back, and proposes something specific for each โ not "consider adding more docs". Every suggestion shows the exact questions behind it, and nothing at all changes until you press Apply.
NewReuse an answer your team already gave
The best suggestion it can make is one it didn't write. When your bot missed a question and a colleague later answered it by hand in a live chat, Granetra offers to reply with their exact words next time โ shown to you in full before you apply it, because it's going to customers unedited. Replies that mention one customer's order number, email or address are never offered: those belong to that conversation.
NewOne click to add a handoff, or re-read your site
Where nobody has answered a repeated question yet, Granetra offers a short flow that admits it doesn't know, takes the visitor's email and fetches a human โ so they leave as a lead instead of a dead end. And if your website hasn't been re-read in a while, it offers to catch up with what you've published since, which is often the whole fix. Applying a flow is a Scale feature; re-reading your site is included from Growth.
NewIt tells you when it can't help
Some gaps only you can close, and those are marked as exactly that โ no button, no invented answer. Granetra will not write your refund policy and offer to publish it. It names the questions, tells you how often they came up, and leaves the rest to you.
NewWooCommerce โ the same store connector, on your own site
If your shop runs on WooCommerce rather than Shopify, it now connects the same way: Bot Studio โ Store & payments, paste your store address and a REST API key pair, and we check them against your live store before saving anything. Your bot then answers from real data โ where an order is, what's in it, whether something is in stock and what it costs, what's still refundable. Refunds, cancellations and delivery-address changes work too, and land in exactly the same approval queue as everything else. Included from Growth, like the other store connectors.
NewTracking numbers from your shipping plugin
WooCommerce has no tracking field of its own โ every store gets one from a plugin, and they all store it differently. Your bot reads the common ones, so "where's my parcel?" gets a carrier and a tracking number where your store records them. Where it doesn't, the bot says so plainly instead of inventing a number, which is the failure that actually costs you a customer.
NewA Compliance console โ what your access actually looks like
New in the sidebar: one screen that checks your team against the controls a security review asks about, and tells you which ones don't currently hold. Who signs in without a second factor, invitations left open for weeks, members who haven't logged in for months, API keys overdue for rotation. Each one says what it proves and exactly how to fix it. A check we couldn't run says so in its own colour โ it never quietly counts as a pass.
NewAccess reviews you can actually show someone
Auditors don't ask whether you have roles; they ask who last checked that everyone still needs theirs. Read through every person, invitation and API key with access to your team โ the ones worth a second look are sorted to the top โ then certify it in one click, with a note on anything you decided to keep. The record is permanent and can't be edited or withdrawn afterwards, which is the only reason it's worth anything. Reviews are due every 90 days and the console tells you when the next one is.
NewRequire two-factor authentication for your team
Team owners can now make a second factor mandatory. A member who hasn't set one up keeps their own account and their own bots, and simply gets nothing through the team until they enrol. It never applies to someone opening a bot they built themselves โ a security setting shouldn't be able to lock a colleague out of their own work.
NewThe incident-response runbook, in the product
Every threat Granetra watches for now has a page: what it means, how to tell a real one from a false alarm before you act, what the system already did on its own, and the steps after that. It's generated from the same detector settings the live system uses, so it can't drift into telling you something that isn't true while you're in the middle of an incident.
NewExport your audit log
Download your team's full change history as a CSV โ who did what, when, to which thing. Handy for a security questionnaire, a customer's due diligence, or your own records. Alongside it, a published list of every service we rely on and exactly what each one can see.
ImprovedStaff access now requires two-factor authentication
Our own internal accounts โ the ones that can reach any workspace for support โ can no longer be held with a password alone. This is about our side of the trust, not yours, and it's the control most often asked about in an enterprise security review.
ImprovedThe audit log is now append-only for real
Change history could previously have been edited or deleted by the application. It can't be any more โ the database itself refuses, so "nobody rewrites the record" is enforced rather than promised. Nothing in Granetra was ever doing so; the difference is that now nothing could.