What's new in SalesTouch

New features

• Install SalesTouch as a plugin in Claude Code or Cursor. The public package now includes client-ready MCP configuration, a verified local Cursor installation path, OAuth guidance, and setup instructions in all six supported languages. You can connect your AI client to the LinkedIn MCP without guessing which files, scopes, or credentials it needs.
• Find help from one dedicated support page. Support chat, email guidance, documentation, and the details needed for a useful bug report are now available together in all six supported languages. You can move from a connection or MCP issue to the right support channel without searching across the site.

Improvements

• Get better guidance after signup. A new onboarding sequence helps you move through setup and your first SalesTouch workflows during the first two weeks.
• Scan a more consistent interface. Typography, surfaces, spacing, and controls now follow the same visual system across the app, inbox, settings, documentation, and public pages.

Fixes

• Keep post-engagement exports cumulative. Comment and reaction continuations preserve earlier profiles, deduplicate the result, and stop when LinkedIn adds nothing new.
• Resume delayed feed reads correctly. A feed page blocked by an action limit now returns an exact retry time instead of an unsupported queue instruction.
• Open messages from a known profile. SalesTouch resolves an active stored conversation from a profile URL or member ID before searching LinkedIn.
• Avoid duplicate outreach. lead_status now distinguishes direct contact from the invite_then_message_follow_up workflow.
• Sign in from Claude Code. The plugin now requests only the OAuth scopes required by the SalesTouch MCP.
• Retry stalled profile lookups instead of waiting. linkedin_lookup_profile now returns a retryable timeout within 30 seconds.
• Extract company page viewers from the identifier you already have. The tool now accepts a public company handle or LinkedIn company URL as documented.
• Stop at the real end of a filtered message history. Date- or sender-filtered conversation pages now remove stale cursors when no matching messages remain.
• Keep the latest message attached to the right conversation. Embedded messages now retain the parent conversation ID even when LinkedIn returns a conflicting nested chat ID.
• Reduce failures when saving large lead batches. SalesTouch now saves leads sequentially during brief database contention and safely closes delayed transactions before reusing the connection.

• Let long LinkedIn people searches finish in the background. A people search that outlasts the MCP request now returns a durable result ID with a pending or running status. Your agent can retrieve the completed or partial result with scrape_result_page instead of rerunning the extraction and losing its progress.
• Research beyond a profile’s 20 latest posts. linkedin_lookup_profile_posts can now return up to 100 posts per page, with a resumable cursor and overlap deduplication. Your agent can inspect older profile history incrementally without restarting the lookup or reviewing the same post twice.
• Trust the company filters behind a people search. LinkedIn Classic and Sales Navigator searches now combine, normalize, and deduplicate direct current-company filters with companies from a stored result. The response counts every applied company and stops with an explicit warning when a value cannot be resolved, so an empty result is not mistaken for an unfiltered search.
• Retry a stalled lead or account lookup instead of waiting indefinitely. linkedin_accounts and leads_search now have complete request budgets of three and five seconds. If a dependency stalls, your agent receives a structured, retryable timeout while the abandoned database work and activity log are cleaned up.
• Return to SalesTouch cleanly after an expired session or billing interruption. Protected pages now redirect an expired session to sign-in instead of showing a server error. Billing status checks retry once, time out stalled responses, and keep the Retry action available rather than leaving the page locked.
• Keep archived LinkedIn accounts out of inbox assignments. An archived account can remain visible as the current owner of an existing conversation, but it no longer appears among the accounts you can choose for reassignment. This prevents new inbox ownership from being assigned to an account that cannot send.

• Get started with redesigned setup guides. The guides for Claude, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, and any compatible MCP client now organize the journey into clear steps with client-specific instructions, visible completion criteria, screenshots, and copyable verification and starter prompts. You can move from connection to a first working LinkedIn workflow without searching across separate documentation or wondering what success should look like.
• Meet the new SalesTouch Guides. Two practical guides are already live: turn any LinkedIn profile into verified structured data, or let Claude, Codex, or another AI agent research, draft, approve, send, schedule, and verify a LinkedIn message. Both include copyable prompts, clear setup instructions, and real result states, so you can go from an idea to a working LinkedIn workflow without building the process yourself.
• Use the complete SalesTouch experience in your language. The public site, documentation, guides, playbooks, release notes, and app interface were previously English-only. They are now available in English, French, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Italian, with localized pages and a language preference that follows you into the app.

• Reply immediately when a lead has already engaged. Messages to leads with a recorded inbound reply now bypass outbound queue limits by default unless you explicitly queue or schedule them, so an active conversation is not delayed like cold outreach.
• Find the people who replied during a specific window. The lead directory can now filter and sort by the last inbound message, while reconciliation marks even an inbound-only conversation as replied, so your agent does not miss someone because no earlier sent message was recorded.
• Open the right conversation from the lead you already have. Your agent can now resolve a SalesTouch lead to its LinkedIn conversation and inspect paginated inboxes without asking you for a profile or chat ID. If a provider limit interrupts a text search, it returns progress that can be resumed without inspecting the same threads again.
• Keep every connected LinkedIn account in sync. A webhook limited to only some accounts previously left other inboxes without new LinkedIn events. SalesTouch now restores coverage across all connected accounts and checks it regularly, preventing missed reply and invitation updates on additional accounts.
• See the workspace before activity arrives. New accounts were previously sent back to setup when opening the dashboard. The dashboard and activity logs now remain accessible with clearly marked preview data, so you can understand what will populate before the first real events arrive.

• Qualify post commenters with the context LinkedIn already provides. Comment exports previously lost professional headlines when LinkedIn nested them in different author fields or repeated the same person across comments. SalesTouch now preserves the available headline and reports whether headline coverage is complete or partial, so you know which commenters are ready to qualify without opening profiles one by one.
• Keep every reaction profile LinkedIn makes available. When a post's reaction count was higher than the profiles LinkedIn returned, the whole extraction previously failed and saved nothing. SalesTouch now keeps the usable profiles and clearly reports the count mismatch, so a partial provider response no longer erases valid prospects.
• Use shared post links without replacing them first. Short lnkd.in and LinkedIn share links previously could not identify the underlying post. SalesTouch now resolves them before running post lookups or engagement workflows, removing the manual step of finding the full post URL.
• Recover automatically from brief company lookup limits. A short LinkedIn rate limit previously stopped a company profile lookup immediately. SalesTouch now waits for the provider's retry window and tries once more, removing a manual retry when the throttle clears within a few seconds.

• Keep every lead in one searchable directory. People found in searches, lists, conversations, and outreach are now saved as lead records that your AI agent can filter by CRM stage, inbox state, tags, source, and contact date, then update without rescanning LinkedIn. Historical conversations are reconciled when older activity was missing, so a replied or contacted lead does not look new again.
• Research and organize prospects from your agent. Your agent can now resolve account-specific filters and run structured LinkedIn Classic or Sales Navigator searches for people, companies, posts, and jobs, reuse saved or recent searches, browse lead and account lists, and add exact profiles or companies to the right list.
• Finish large extractions without starting over. Scrape results are stored with a small preview, paged reading, and signed CSV or JSONL exports, while large post-comment jobs preserve their cursor when LinkedIn or the request budget interrupts them.
• Stop a follow-up while leaving the invitation alone. A waiting invite-then-message follow-up can now be cancelled by its identifier before acceptance, without withdrawing the connection invitation.
• Reach a real workflow faster after signup. The setup guide now verifies LinkedIn and MCP connections step by step, launches a first invite-and-message workflow, and offers starter prompts for prospecting, inbox review, and campaigns.
• Report problems from the agent that found them. Your AI agent can now submit a concrete bug report, feature request, or general feedback directly to the SalesTouch product team and return the confirmed ticket instead of making you leave the workflow.

• Schedule outreach for the moment you choose. Messages, invitations, invite-then-message sequences, likes, comments, and posts can now be saved for a future time, and SalesTouch will never run them before the time you requested.
• Let scheduled work recover from a sleeping account. When a credentials-based LinkedIn account was disconnected after inactivity, a due action previously stopped for reconnection; SalesTouch now reconnects it automatically, retries temporary outages, and tells you when a legacy cookie session still needs manual action.
• Keep queued outreach from disappearing. SalesTouch now persists each queued action before registering its execution time, promotes long-term actions when they enter the scheduling window, and recovers missed registrations hourly so you do not have to recreate the action after a temporary scheduler failure.
• Prevent duplicate invitation workflows. SalesTouch recognizes the same person across encoded profile URLs, handles, and IDs, skips invitations to existing connections, and requires explicit approval before replacing a pending invite-and-follow-up workflow.

• Separate each account's results. Select one or several LinkedIn accounts to recalculate invitations, acceptances, messages, follow-ups, and queued actions without mixing them with the rest of your workspace.
• Find the account that needs attention. Search profiles by name or LinkedIn handle and check their connection status before reviewing their activity.
• Reply without looking up a profile ID. When your AI agent has a conversation thread, SalesTouch now finds the other participant automatically before sending the message.
• Reduce misunderstood requests. Your AI agent receives clearer instructions about the information each SalesTouch action needs and whether it will make a change on LinkedIn.
• Recognize connection problems immediately. If sign-in fails because SalesTouch cannot be reached, the error now tells you to check your connection instead of showing a generic message.
• Get help without leaving SalesTouch. The support chat is available in the app again whenever you need assistance.

• A redesigned light theme brings warmer surfaces, clearer charts, and more consistent contrast across activity and logs.
• Theme controls take less space while keeping your preferred appearance one click away.
• New practical playbooks turn common LinkedIn growth goals into workflows you can run with your AI agent.
• Getting-started guidance and trial emails now make the path from signup to a connected LinkedIn account easier to follow.

• The dashboard now summarizes commercial activity and sales performance in one place.
• Account logs show each SalesTouch action with compact context, including the request your agent made.
• A verified setup checklist keeps completed steps accessible and stops checking once your connection is ready.
• Rebuilt documentation makes every LinkedIn capability easier to discover and use from your AI client.
• Faster mobile loading and progressive data reveals make the public site and app feel more immediate.

• A dedicated LinkedIn connection step guides you through account setup.
• The first-session guide now gives your AI agent a concise installation and test sequence.
• LinkedIn cooldowns are re-queued automatically instead of leaving an action stranded.
• Dark mode now carries consistently across the app and onboarding experience.

• SalesTouch tracks sent outreach and incoming LinkedIn replies as part of the same workflow.
• A global dispatcher processes queued actions while respecting account-level limits.
• The status tool gives your AI agent one place to check pending, completed, and blocked work.
• Subscription and seat handling now follow a simpler trial-to-paid lifecycle.

• Read LinkedIn conversations and retrieve the context needed to prepare a relevant reply.
• Send an invitation and automatically queue the follow-up message for after it is accepted.
• Keep outreach inside configurable working hours instead of sending at arbitrary times.
• Export stored scrape results and work through post comments and replies with faster pagination.
• Connect SalesTouch to Codex through a documented OAuth flow.

• The signup funnel removes duplicated steps between plan selection and account creation.
• Checkout state is preserved more reliably while the account is being created.

• Limited LinkedIn actions require an explicit queue choice, keeping immediate and scheduled actions unambiguous.
• OAuth loopback connections used by desktop AI clients recover more reliably across redirects.
• A feedback entry point makes it easier to report friction while you are using SalesTouch.

• A new MCP quick-start dashboard shows how to connect, test, and monitor your agent.
• Remote SalesTouch tools can be discovered from compatible AI clients with the correct account ownership context.
• Authentication and checkout now lead back to the right setup state instead of restarting the journey.