Slack GIFs show on the community site - GIFs sent with Slack's GIF picker and GIPHY's now appear on posts synced to the site.

Join button is now the primary button - The call to action button in the header is now the primary header button, with Log In as the secondary button.

Links in the announcement banners - The site banner now supports links and basic rich text formatting.

Open members in Studio from the site - Admins see an Open in Studio link on member profiles, so they can act on a member right away.

Sign-in method alerts - Members get an email when a sign-in method is connected to or removed from their account.

Remove event registrants - Admins can now remove someone they registered for an event by mistake. Hosts and speakers keep their roles.

See how pages look in search - Discussion, member and event pages now show a Search Appearance card with a preview and a link to test it in Google.

Pick Slack Connect workspaces by name (Enterprise add-on) - Choose allowlisted Slack Connect workspaces from a searchable list.

Red Hat Display branding font - Red Hat Display is now a supported font family in branding sets.

Message Blaster: drag-and-drop images - Drop an image into the composer to upload it for use in your messages rather than requiring a URL.

Self-serve token SSO (Enterprise add-on) - Set up token (JWT) single sign-on yourself in Studio and choose whether each provider shows on the login page. Enterprise communities can also add email domain aliases, so members with a second company domain sign in to the same account.

Member notes - Agents can now read and manage your private notes on members.

Top members and channels - get_community_analytics now returns your most active members and busiest channels.

Add members to Slack channels - A new tool adds up to 100 members to a Slack channel.

A cancelled Slack invite no longer deactivates a member - Cancelling a pending Slack invitation leaves the member's community account active.

Chart poll results show in View Results - Chart polls now display their results in the View Results modal when using Slack chart visualizations.

AI assistants: the Privacy Policy now explains what happens when you connect Claude, ChatGPT, or another assistant to your community, including that we never see your conversations with it.

Change management: every production change is peer reviewed, tested in staging, and approved before release.

Workspace access: we only touch your workspace when your admin asks, through our normal release process, or for security or legal reasons.

Your data after you leave: you get 60 days to export it as JSON, then we delete it.

Breach notice: 72 hours (was 48). Current customers keep 48 hours until their renewal.