Probo

Workspace admins can create and edit users from one page, with deactivated accounts grouped at the bottom and contract dates managed in a typed field. People can also upload their own avatars from the redesigned Users page.

Webhook subscriptions can now send task and task comment events when records are created, updated, or deleted. Automations can also follow task changes synced from linked Linear issues, keeping connected workflows current.

Teams can connect additional AWS, GCP, and Azure accounts under one set of credentials, then discover and enable the accounts they need. This makes large, multi-account access reviews easier to set up and maintain.

Reviewers can filter findings by audit in the console, GraphQL, and MCP. It is easier to focus on the evidence tied to one engagement when a finding register spans several audits.

Press Cmd+K or Ctrl+K anywhere in the console to open a page search listing every page you can open, so you stop hunting through the side nav to find where something lives.

Inspect each webhook subscription, filter its delivery history, and review or copy the payload Probo sent. The subscription card also shows its latest delivery, making failures easier to spot.

Turn a Probo task into a Linear issue, keep the two aligned as work moves forward, and remove the link when plans change. Teams and issue details are available from the task workflow.

The delete confirmation now shows how many risk analyses still include a risk, and removing it also clears those historical references, making the impact clear before you confirm.

Turn a risk analysis into a versioned generated document from the console or API, with approvers and minor revisions supported so the approved record can live alongside your other controlled documents.

Access reviews can now pull the MongoDB Atlas roster directly. Connect a service account from your own Atlas organization and review every organization-level principal, from active members to API keys.