We fixed a bug in the Klaviyo integration's subscribe_profiles tool where the API request was sending an incorrect resource type for profile items. This caused Klaviyo to reject subscription requests with an error about an unexpected resource type.

The fix ensures profile items in subscription requests use the correct profile type, matching Klaviyo's API specification. Existing subscriptions created through other tools were not affected.

This release marks the full launch of the Pipeworks marketing site. Every page has been designed for clarity and accessibility, with comprehensive content to help businesses understand how AI automation can work for them.

The new content system supports industry-specific pages, step-by-step integration guides, and educational articles — all with interactive search, category filtering, and cross-linking.

We are expanding the integration catalog with two highly requested services. Twilio brings SMS, voice, and messaging capabilities to your AI agent, while Authorize.net adds a second payment processing option alongside Stripe.

Container health monitoring has also been improved with faster detection of unhealthy states and automatic recovery.

This update introduces granular permission controls that make Pipeworks suitable for teams of any size. You can now assign permission profiles at the tool level — give some team members read-only access while others get full control.

Per-user integration assignments let you control exactly which team members can access each connected service. Workspace access keys simplify team-wide access without sharing individual credentials.

Pipeworks is live. The platform launches with 15 integrations spanning payments, analytics, advertising, CRM, content management, and more. Every connection runs in an isolated environment with encrypted credentials and full activity logging.

Role-based access control lets you manage team access with owner, admin, and member roles — each with appropriate permissions for their level of responsibility.