2026 Q3 product releases

What Gatlas released from July 1 to October 5, 2026, one line per change, each linked to its changelog note.

Gatlas syncs the systems your companies run on into datasets your agent can query.

New connectors

Google Drive: sync folders, and a prompt distills the files into short documents your agent reads.
Lattice and Cal.com: bring in your people and goals from Lattice and your bookings from Cal.com.
Aircall, Adversus, Embankment and Mercury: bring in calls and sales activity from Aircall and Adversus, business banking from Mercury, and fund administration data from Embankment.
folk and Wrike: bring in your CRM from folk, and your projects and time logs from Wrike.
ClickUp and OnlinePOS: bring in tasks and logged time from ClickUp, and a venue's sales from OnlinePOS.
SharePoint and OneDrive: sync SharePoint libraries and OneDrive folders, and your agent searches the files and reads any one in full.
Arrivy: bring in field-service jobs and their status history from Arrivy.
Microsoft Teams, Azure Cost Management and Power BI: sign in with a Microsoft work account to sync any of them.

Add the Gatlas agent to Slack: it answers questions in Slack from your Gatlas data, read-only, and names the view behind every figure.
How-to questions and support requests: ask the agent how to do something in Gatlas, and it answers from the help center or, once you approve, sends your request to our team.

Shopify Admin API token: connect Shopify by pasting the token of a custom app in your store.
Xero organization picker: when your sign-in reaches more than one organization, pick the one to connect by name.
Stripe monthly recurring revenue net of discounts: the Stripe Subscriptions dataset subtracts each subscription's active discounts.
QuickBooks ledger's recent months: each sync re-reads the ledger's recent months, so a correction reaches Gatlas with the next sync.
HubSpot access token: connect HubSpot by pasting the access token of a service key or private app from your portal.

Your agent connects to Gatlas over the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Build and edit datasets: describe the dataset you need, and your agent writes it with create_view and changes it with edit_view.
Rename and delete datasets: edit_view renames one without breaking its artifacts, and delete_view shows what uses it first.
Check connections and create setup links: your agent sees when each connection last synced, and creates setup links with mint_setup_link.
Search the text of synced files: search_documents finds passages, and get_raw_document reads a file in full.
Faster search across your synced files: the ranking behind search_documents went from seconds to milliseconds on the production queries we measured.
See which files a document was written from: get_document lists the synced files the prompt behind a document read, so your agent can cite them.
Replies say what happened: your agent's tools report what a sync or a prompt run did, and when a dataset last refreshed.
query_view pages in a fixed order: your agent pages through a dataset without skipping or repeating a row.
Ask Gatlas how to get started: get_help returns the first steps and the datasets worth building.
Send feedback to our team: tell your agent what is wrong or missing, and submit_feedback sends your words to us.

Build artifacts from your datasets: ask for charts and tables, and your agent lays them out with create_artifact as an artifact you open or share.
Rename and delete artifacts: edit_artifact renames and retags one, and delete_artifact shows you what goes before it deletes.
Document and deck layouts: documents print on A4 sheets, and decks show 16:9 slides you step through with the arrow keys.
Reusable components: your agent saves a chart as a component and changes it in every artifact at once.
Refresh dates on every artifact: an artifact prints when its numbers were last refreshed, and a card whose data is out of date or failed to refresh says so.
Table columns read as words: table headers read as words, and your agent can label and format each column.
Shorter share links: a new artifact share link is shorter, and every link you already sent keeps working.

Authorize Claude on a Gatlas page: add Gatlas as a custom connector in claude.ai or Claude Desktop, and no key goes in the URL.
Grant a company and every company under it: the member also sees every company below it, including ones added later.
One company picker for members and agent connections: choose companies the same way when you invite or edit a member, or create an agent connection on the MCP page.
Read-only agent connections: a read-only connection answers your agent's questions and refuses every tool that changes something.
Hand over ownership or leave an organization: the owner hands the organization to another member, and anyone else can leave on their own.

Synced files and prompts in Documents: Library lists the files Gatlas synced, and Prompts lists each transform prompt with its runs.
Company focus and a Coverage view: one picker in the header narrows every company list, and Coverage shows each company's data by kind.
Name the tiers of your company tree: choose what your organization calls each tier, or turn the labels off.
Streams a connection cannot read: the stream picker marks them with the reason and what to change, and says why the last sync skipped one.

A workspace for each company: every company can send its alerts to its own Slack workspace and channel.
Post artifacts on a schedule: schedule an artifact on a company's Slack connection, with your own intro and an Open artifact button.
Source health on a schedule: Gatlas posts how each source last synced, failing ones first.

Let the recipient pick the tools: when you send a setup link from the dashboard, the recipient picks the tools to connect by default, so you no longer guess which ones a company runs.
A public help center: every guide is at gatlas.ai/docs, and none of it needs a sign-in.
A guide series with prompts to copy: How to use Gatlas walks through a feature in steps, with prompts you copy into your agent.

Product pages for the MCP server and artifacts: public pages list every tool Gatlas offers your agent and show what an agent can publish.
A public changelog: follow what you and your agent can do now in a feed reader, or hand your agent its Markdown.

Follow what ships next in the changelog or its RSS feed.