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October 17, 2026 Know who you’re looking at before you commit: candidates that arrive as real profiles, the legal terms in the app instead of off it, and one idea running from the homepage to your sign-in screen.

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1. Review candidates as real profiles, not names on a list

  • The wizard’s Which of these look like your customer? step now runs a single search agent instead of a hand-built query pipeline, and each candidate comes back as a profile with their photo, role, company, and LinkedIn link.
  • Profile links always come from the search results, never from the model, so every candidate opens a page that actually exists.
  • Every person you score becomes a row in the new workbench’s tracker — photo, role, company, and LinkedIn, alongside the score and the reasons you gave — so the people table isn’t empty on day one.
Try it by starting a new workbench and reviewing the faces on Which of these look like your customer?

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2. Read the Terms and Privacy Policy without leaving DeepVista

Terms of Service hosted in the app, with an On this page index
  • Terms of Service and Privacy Policy are now pages in the app at /terms-of-service and /privacy-policy, instead of links that sent you off to another domain.
  • Each one opens with an On this page index that tracks the section you’re reading as you scroll.
  • The links under the sign-in form, in Settings, and in the site footer all point here now — and both pages open without signing in.
Try it by clicking Terms of Service under the sign-in form.

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3. One idea, from the homepage to your sign-in screen

The Social World Model on the sign-in screen
  • The homepage, sign-in screen, and footer now lead with the same sentence: DeepVista builds the Social World Model, turning fragmented calls, emails, and networks into a living relationship graph.
  • The sign-in screen carries the THE SOCIAL WORLD MODEL · RELATIONAL INTELLIGENCE marker and the same headline you land on from the homepage, so the handoff no longer changes the subject.
Try it by opening the sign-in screen and reading the line above the form.