The integrations panel now checks whether each connected account actually works when you open it. WordPress, Webflow, Google Analytics, Search Console, and the rest will tell you if the connection is healthy, if something still needs to be picked, or if it needs reconnecting — with a Reconnect button when signing in again is the fix. The integration list flags anything with a problem so you're not guessing why data stopped arriving.
Tools can now collect leads. After the tool finishes its work, visitors see a reveal gate — written in the tool's own words — before the result appears. The email they enter is recorded against that run. The tool page gets a Leads tab with every address, run count, and a CSV download. Tools that return a quick yes or no have no gate and show their result immediately. Nothing the visitor types is stored for any other purpose, and the AI never sees the email address.
Site Analytics now covers more ground. The Google Analytics sync stores conversions, landing pages broken out by traffic source (AI, organic, search, direct, referral), and up to 400 days of history for a new connection. Search Console fills up to 16 months of history automatically when you connect a property, and the nightly sync now repairs days it missed instead of leaving gaps. AI agent traffic to your site is counted day by day, with vulnerability scanners separated from real agent reads. The Analytics page itself has four tabs — Humans, AI agents, Pages, and Before & after — with a switch to filter between Pendium pages and your existing site.
AI-written pages now draw on your brand's Knowledge facts and Business Info, cite the sources, and write "[Add your specifics here]" where a detail is missing rather than inventing one. A tool page on your site now counts correctly in Analytics — views are attributed, it appears in Top Pages and the AI reads table, and links to Manage go to the right place. Per-page view counts in the Pages table no longer merge when two pages share the same title.