Claude Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, and Gemini 3 Pro are now available. The prompt node also shows reasoning traces so you can see how the AI arrived at its answer — helpful when you need to understand or verify a decision before it reaches your customer.
The requests inbox is easier to manage.
Archive requests you’ve dealt with to keep your inbox focused on what’s current. Mentioned and Replied badges show when you’ve been tagged or already responded. A “Next request” button lets you move through items without going back to the list.
A new Create PDF node generates documents directly in your workflow. Convert templates, data, or formatted content into polished PDFs — useful for invoices, reports, delivery notes, or any document your team needs to send out.
The interface your team and customers interact with has been refreshed.
Improved chat input — cleaner design with drag-and-drop file uploads, upload progress indicators, and a more polished look.
Better output formatting — markdown rendering has been improved with better spacing, readable tables, and styled content. Workflow outputs look more professional when shared with customers or used in reports.
Clearer run traces — when reviewing a workflow run, the trace view now shows cleaner status indicators and better labels, making it easier to see what happened at each step.
The workflow builder has had a visual overhaul. Everything looks cleaner, more consistent, and easier to follow.
Structured layout — nodes are evenly spaced with clear columns and gaps, so even complex workflows are easy to read at a glance.
Redesigned connectors — the lines between your nodes are smarter now. They route around nodes to avoid overlapping, highlight when you hover over them, and can be dragged to customise their path. Connections between nodes have never been clearer.
Consistent nodes — every node now shares the same look, spacing, and interaction patterns. Collapsible sections keep complex configurations tidy without hiding anything important.
Simplified publishing — the old deploy button and version history have been combined into a single publish panel. One place to publish, review versions, and check status.
The output node now supports file attachments, previews, and rich text formatting — so the final output of your workflow can include documents, images, and styled content.
A batch of new integrations to connect your workflows with the tools your team already uses.
Google Workspace — Drive, Sheets, Docs, Calendar, and Gmail. Useful for teams that receive orders via email, store data in Sheets, or need to generate documents as part of their process.
Zoho CRM — manage contacts, deals, and records. Automatically update your CRM when an order is processed or a quote is sent.
Zendesk — create and update support tickets, and trigger workflows when new tickets arrive so customer queries get handled faster.
Typeform — trigger workflows from form responses for intake forms, customer requests, or internal submissions.
Microsoft updates — server-to-server authentication for shared mailboxes like orders@yourcompany.com, timezone support on replies, and easier file selection in SharePoint.
See how your automations are performing against your goals.
Set targets on any widget — process 500 invoices per week, keep error rates below 2%, or hit a revenue threshold. The dashboard shows where you stand at a glance.
Multi-workflow views combine data from multiple workflows into a single widget, giving you a full picture of your operation in one place.
Track the numbers that matter to your business directly inside your workflows.
Add a Set Session Metric node to record values like processing time, cost savings, error rates, or anything specific to your operation. A warehouse team might track parcels processed per hour. A finance team might track invoice accuracy.
Metrics show up as columns in the Activity view, in a dedicated Metrics tab, and inline when reviewing individual runs — so you always know how things are performing.
A new way for your team to review and improve what your workflows produce.
Select any text in an output and leave feedback directly on it. A feedback panel lets you filter, search, and work through items efficiently.
In the workflow builder, feedback appears right on the canvas so you can see exactly where issues were flagged. From there you can resolve items, replay the original run, view the historic output, or export feedback to a data table for reporting.
Turn feedback into tests — when someone flags an issue, convert it into a test case that catches the same problem in future. Useful for tightening up invoice extraction or quote accuracy over time.
A clearer picture of how your workflows are performing.
Saved views are project-specific, so your invoice processing project and order management project each get their own filters and layouts. Views are fully editable after creation.
Attachment viewer — open and preview files like invoices or purchase orders directly from the activity table without leaving the page.
Drill-down filtering — click a day on the chart to see only that day’s sessions. Useful when something looks off and you want to investigate quickly.
We have rolled out a major update to the navigation across the product. The previous navigation reflected an earlier version of what the product was. The new structure has been designed to support where we are heading, with a stronger focus on enterprise use cases and a foundation that scales as the product grows.
You will now find clearer, more intentional sections for data tables, features, requests and sessions. This gives the interface a more organised layout and makes it easier to locate the tools you need without unnecessary clicks. Whether you are managing feature flags, reviewing session data or working through customer requests, each area now has a dedicated home.
A new overview page is on its way and will arrive shortly. In the meantime, there may be minor issues as the update settles in. We encourage you to explore the new layout and share any feedback.
Workflow outputs now support rich markdown formatting.
Use headings, bold, bullet points, tables, and links in your output nodes. The content renders cleanly for your team and customers — whether it’s a summary report, a formatted response, or structured data presented in a readable table.
Useful for customer-facing outputs where presentation matters, like automated reports, quote summaries, or support responses.
Data Tables is a new area of the platform that lets you store, manage and connect structured data directly within your workflows. Whether you need to maintain a customer list, track approval statuses or reference a product catalogue, Data Tables gives you a persistent data layer that integrates seamlessly with your automation logic.
You can create a Data Table in several ways. Build one directly from the workflow canvas, import data using one of the provided templates for common use cases like invoices, customers, contacts, companies or tasks, or start from scratch and define your own structure. Each table supports familiar column types including text, number, toggle, date, single select, multi-select, list, object, file, user and relationship, giving you flexibility in how you model your information.
Once your table exists, you can configure its behaviour by adjusting the title and description, toggling manual row entry, enabling read-only mode or removing duplicate rows. Adding data is straightforward. You import records in bulk or create them one at a time, with the form adapting to the columns you have defined.
The real power of Data Tables comes from workflow integration. You can trigger automations based on table events such as when a record is created, updated, deleted or any combination of these, with optional filter conditions to control exactly when a workflow should run. From within a workflow, you can create, find, update or delete records, making it possible to use your tables as dynamic reference sources. This means you can store business rules or configuration values in a table and pull them into your workflows at runtime, keeping your logic flexible and your data centralised.
Designing workflows just got faster. You can now copy and paste nodes directly within the workflow editor using standard keyboard shortcuts.
This feature removes the repetitive work of manually recreating nodes when building complex or similar workflows. Select any node or group of nodes, copy with Cmd+C, and paste with Cmd+V to instantly duplicate your configuration. Whether you're replicating a proven sequence across multiple workflows or iterating on a design, you no longer need to set up each node from scratch.
To keep your workflows secure and functional, pasted nodes are automatically cleaned. Trigger nodes are removed to prevent duplicate automations from firing. Credentials are cleared, requiring you to explicitly assign them in the new context. References to data tables or knowledge bases that aren't available are broken and flagged so you know exactly what needs to be reconnected. For example, if you've built a customer onboarding sequence with several conditional branches and want to adapt it for a new use case, you can copy the entire section, paste it into a new workflow, and then simply update the specific credentials and data sources rather than rebuilding the logic from the ground up.
Your team can now search, filter, and sort data tables to find specific records without scrolling through long lists.
Tables also include Created At and Updated At columns automatically, sticky headers that stay visible as you scroll, and the option to export to Excel — handy when finance needs a snapshot of processed invoices or operations wants to review order data outside the platform.
Pause workflows for human judgement when automation isn't enough. Gather approvals, collect additional information, or add quality checks before continuing.
Two options are available:
Request Decision: Present buttons for the user to choose from (approve, reject, escalate, etc.). Each choice can route the workflow differently. Customise button styles and labels to match your needs.
Request Input: Display a form to collect additional information. Use any of the standard form fields, then continue the workflow with that data.
Both options let you assign the task to specific users or roles, attach relevant files for context, and track responses in your activity logs.
Perfect for expense approvals, content reviews, quality checks, or any decision that needs a human touch.
A round of improvements to make building workflows faster and easier.
Bulk actions let you select multiple nodes and move, delete, or duplicate them at once. You can now find nodes by searching their description, not just their name. Tooltips have been added across the builder so every button is easy to understand.
Forms can now use multiple columns, so longer forms feel less overwhelming for the people filling them in.
Side-by-side PDF view shows a document next to its form — your team can check an invoice or delivery note while entering the data, all in one screen.
File inputs now accept multiple files at once, and dropdown options can be pulled dynamically from your workflow data.
Copilot can now reference output data from your last workflow run, so you can iterate on your automations using real results. Refine your workflows based on actual outputs instead of guessing. Copilot sees what your last run produced, letting you adjust logic, fix errors and improve accuracy without starting over.
For example, you build a workflow that pulls customer data and formats it into a report. The first run outputs dates in the wrong format. Instead of manually explaining the issue, Copilot already sees the output and can suggest the fix directly. You iterate in seconds, not minutes.
Forms now support repeatable line items — rows that your team can add as many of as needed.
Perfect for invoice entry, order lines, expense claims, or any form where the number of items varies. Each row follows the same structure, and the data flows straight into your workflow for processing.
Manage all your integration credentials in one place at the organisation level.
Instead of setting up credentials per workflow, your team can configure them once and reuse them across every workflow in the project. Easier to manage, easier to update, and more secure — especially for teams with multiple workflows connecting to the same systems.
Create test cases for your workflows and run them to make sure everything works as expected.
Define inputs, run the test, and compare the output against what you expect. When something changes in your workflow, tests catch problems before they reach your customers.
Useful for teams automating invoice processing, order handling, or any workflow where accuracy matters. Run tests after every change to make sure your extraction rules, routing logic, and output formatting still produce the right results.
Customise how your apps look and feel. Create professional experiences that match your company's identity.
For forms, you can use:
Each input offers options for labels, placeholders, hints, default values, required fields, and width. Arrange them exactly how you want.
For chat interfaces, you can add:
You can also choose whether to show or hide the workflow's progress from users. Once you're happy, publish your app for use within Leverage or share it externally.
A set of improvements for teams building complex workflows.
Keyboard shortcuts — customisable shortcuts for common actions so you can build faster without reaching for the mouse.
Mini map — large workflows now show a mini map in the corner so you can see the full picture and jump to any section quickly.
Merge branches — after splitting a workflow into branches, you can now merge them back into a single flow.
Node-level retry — configure how many times a node should retry if it fails, so transient errors don’t stop your entire workflow.
Two new ways to move around the platform faster.
Command K — press Cmd+K from anywhere to search across workflows, settings, and features. Jump straight to what you need without clicking through menus.
@ Variable Mentions — type @ in any node field to search and insert variables instantly. No more scrolling through lists to find the right value.
Describe your conditions in plain English instead of building complex logic. Type something like "if the customer is a VIP and their order exceeds £1000" and Leverage creates the condition for you.
This makes branching accessible to everyone:
For example, you could branch on "if they're on the Pro plan", "if they're on the Free plan", and "anything else" without configuring a single comparison operator.
AI nodes can now return structured, consistent data instead of free text.
Define the exact fields you need — like invoice number, supplier name, total amount — and the AI returns a clean, predictable result every time. No more parsing free text or hoping the format is right.
Essential for reliable automation where downstream steps depend on consistent data.
Let team members run workflows without giving them access to edit. Operators see a simple, clean interface designed purely for execution.
How it works:
This is ideal for rolling out automations to non-technical colleagues. They get the benefit of your workflows without needing to understand how they're built. Track all activity in the activity panel to see who ran what.
Turn messy spreadsheets into clean, structured data your workflow can use. Upload a CSV or Excel file, and Leverage converts it to a format that flows smoothly through your automation.
This is especially useful when:
For really messy files, run them through this node first, then pass the output to a prompt node to clean and organise the data further. The result is reliable, consistent information ready for the rest of your workflow.
Track every workflow run with detailed logs and performance data. See exactly what happened, when, and why.
You can filter by:
Click into any run to see the full trace, showing how data moved through each step. This makes debugging straightforward and helps you continuously improve your workflows.
Set up alerts to notify you via Slack, email, or other channels when specific conditions occur, like a failed run or unusual activity.
Set up alerts so your team knows when something needs attention.
Get notified when a workflow fails, completes, or hits an unusual state — without having to check the platform manually. Useful for operations teams who need to stay on top of automated processes running in the background.
Copilot can now reference files you’ve uploaded when building or modifying your workflows.
Upload a sample invoice, a delivery note, or any document — and Copilot uses it to understand your data and suggest the right configuration. Instead of describing your data in words, just show it.
Extract text and data from CSV, Excel, PDF, and other file types directly in your workflows.
Goes beyond image-based OCR — this works with structured files your team already uses. Pull data from a supplier’s spreadsheet, read a CSV export from your ERP, or extract content from a PDF report, all without leaving the workflow.
Access Leverage from any device. The platform is fully responsive, adapting to phones and tablets so you can monitor, run, and even build workflows on the go.
What you can do from mobile:
The full experience is available wherever you are, no separate app download required.
Connect Leverage to the tools you already use. Google Workspace, Salesforce, Slack, SAP, HubSpot, and thousands more are ready to plug in.
What makes this easy:
To get started, pick your app, choose the action you want, and sign in. That's it. If the app you need isn't listed, let the team know and they'll look into adding it.
Give an AI assistant a goal and let it figure out how to get there. Unlike a simple prompt, an agent can take action, using your connected apps to complete tasks on your behalf.
What agents can do:
The difference is simple. With a prompt node, you have to spell out exactly what you want. With an agent, you describe the outcome and it works out the steps. As you type, it suggests relevant tools. You stay in control by approving which tools it can use.
Not sure how to phrase your request? There's a button to automatically improve your instructions. When the agent runs, you can watch its thinking process to see exactly how it's solving the problem.
Start your workflows automatically when something happens in the apps you already use. No more manually clicking "run"; your workflow springs into action the moment an event occurs.
Connect tools like Gmail, Outlook, Slack, or HubSpot and choose what should trigger your workflow:
This means you can automate responses to real-world events as they happen. For example, when a customer emails your support inbox, Leverage can automatically categorise the message, draft a response, and notify your team in Slack, all without anyone lifting a finger.
Before going live, you can test with mock data from previous events to make sure everything works perfectly.
Automate any website, even ones without integrations. The browser agent navigates pages, fills forms, clicks buttons, and extracts data just like a human would.
This is perfect for:
Give it a URL and describe what you want done. The agent steps through the site, action by action, completing the task for you.
Available for enterprise customers. Contact the team to enable this feature.
Direct your workflow with visual logic blocks. No code required; just connect the controls that match what you need.
Available controls:
These controls let you build sophisticated logic visually. Handle different scenarios, iterate through data, or break complex automations into reusable pieces.
Everything you need to learn Leverage is now in one place. Step-by-step guides, video tutorials, and best practices are all available whenever you need them.
The documentation covers:
If you prefer chatting to reading, the in-app support uses this same knowledge base to answer your questions instantly.
https://docs.lleverage.ai/
For advanced users who need custom logic. Write JavaScript to handle specific calculations, data transformations, or business rules that standard nodes don't cover.
Examples of what you might use this for:
Most users won't need this, but when you hit an edge case, it's there. Your code output connects to the rest of your workflow just like any other node.
Ask AI to do something and get a result. The prompt node is the simplest way to add AI power to your workflow.
Here's what you can do:
When picking a model, you'll see three easy options: balanced, fast, or smartest. Leverage keeps these updated automatically so you're always using the best available. If you want more control, you can pick a specific model and see exactly what it supports, including text, images, audio, and PDFs.
Think of it like this: you give the AI a task, and it gives you back the answer. Need to summarise a document? Extract key details from an email? Generate a response? The prompt node handles it.
The built-in Prompt Studio helps you refine and test your instructions before you commit.
Build workflows by describing what you want in plain English. The co-pilot understands your request and creates the nodes for you.
What the co-pilot can do:
Think of it as a building partner. Instead of dragging and configuring every node yourself, you can say "add a step that sends an email if the sentiment is negative" and the co-pilot makes it happen.
Convert images into useable text. Upload screenshots, photos, or scanned documents, and Leverage extracts the text automatically.
Great for:
The OCR runs directly in your workflow, so you can immediately pass the extracted text to other nodes for processing, analysis, or storage.
Your workflows can now search the internet in real time. This means your automations always have access to the latest information.
Use it to:
Just tell the node what to search for, and it returns the results. Combine this with variables to make your searches dynamic. For example, search for the latest news about whatever company name was mentioned in an incoming email.
Upload documents and create a searchable repository your workflows can query. PDFs, files, and other documents become instantly accessible to AI-powered searches.
How it works:
Advanced users can access manual controls to fine-tune how content is chunked and organised.
This is ideal for creating a central hub for company knowledge, product documentation, policies, or any reference material your workflows need to access.
Reference data from any part of your workflow. When a user submits a form or an action completes, the output becomes a variable you can use in later steps.
How to use variables:
Every action on your canvas creates a variable chip representing its output. For example, if you run a web search, the results become a variable you can pass into an AI prompt. If a user fills out a form, their responses become variables for the rest of the workflow.
This means your workflows can respond dynamically to real inputs rather than relying on static values.
Enterprise teams can log in with their existing identity provider. No separate passwords to manage.
Supported providers:
You can also sign up manually if preferred. SSO streamlines access management and ensures full security compliance across your organisation. Users can delete their accounts at any time.
Lleverage is the simplest way to get started with AI automation. Design, test, and deploy custom workflows with complete control. No advanced coding required.