What's new in OpenTag

Fixed DocuSign reconnects dropping team access or resetting your permissions. Reconnecting now preserves the connection's name, sharing, and access settings, and new connections honor your read-only choice. MCP connections also keep your latest access settings through reconnects, including changes made while sign-in is in progress.

Fixed cases where Google successfully created or returned a document but OpenTag could not use the result. OpenTag can now continue with those documents, including ones with tabs, tables, or detailed formatting, without losing their contents or document details.

When OpenTag combines messages from several people into one request, it now asks for confirmation in the thread before using a person's private app connection or creating, changing, or running a routine. Reply to that question to continue using your own access, keeping the work tied to the person who confirms it.

Fixed cases where OpenTag could answer from a different message after failing to read the Slack message you linked. It now keeps track of the exact message you requested and identifies when it cannot be read, helping avoid answers based on a nearby reply or the thread's first message.

Fixed follow-up searches and thread reads losing track of a Slack channel when its name was missing or had changed. OpenTag now keeps the original channel attached to each result, helping it return to the right conversation when you ask for more detail.

Reevo

Connect Reevo to look up accounts, contacts, opportunities, meetings, and tasks, or update CRM records within the permissions you grant. Choose Team or Private sharing, with a read-only option when you only need to look things up. Your Reevo organization needs MCP access enabled to connect.

Fixed approved actions completing without a final reply in Slack, leaving the approval card stuck on "continuing". OpenTag now delivers the result and updates the card when the work finishes.

OpenTag can now use more of the details it found during recent work when answering follow-up questions in the same conversation. Ask for another detail or continue an investigation with more of the earlier findings available alongside your messages and its replies.

Fixed choosing Team for a Google app connection failing to carry that choice through sign-in. Sharing now applies to the app and workspace you selected, such as Gmail, while preserving your existing permissions and sharing choices in other workspaces.

Fixed failures when a long-running task resumed or encountered a web page with unusually long stretches of text. OpenTag can now continue through those cases, so an extensive research history or difficult page does not cause these interruptions.

Fixed phone sign-in getting stranded on Slack's workspace page. OpenTag now guides you through signing in to Slack in a separate tab, then returning to finish approval. If you already supplied your email address, Slack's email field is filled in for you.

Fixed a source of confusion where OpenTag could convert a Slack message's time but leave the wrong time-zone label beside it. Message lookups and searches now provide your local time with its matching zone, helping answers keep the time, date, and zone together.

Fixed a timing issue that could drop your selected plan during Slack sign-up. Your choice now carries through when sign-in completes.

Fixed web conversations trying to continue as soon as you clicked Connect, before sign-in had finished. OpenTag now waits until the app is ready before continuing automatically. You can also choose Not now or explain an alternative from the connection request.

If you already belong to a workspace, you can now see invitations to other workspaces in the web app. Each invitation names the workspace and lets you accept or dismiss it, so you can join without returning to setup.