Impact
Impact
v1.0.58 · May 24, 2026

New

  • Actions. Run multi-step actions from Impact

    Press Cmd+Shift+E or Ctrl+Shift+E for magic! Chain together steps like creating a ticket, waiting, and notifying your team - all from a single action. Set up reusable workflows with email notifications and URL checks.

  • GitHub code is now a knowledge source

    Impact retrieves relevant source code when analyzing bugs, giving you deeper technical context alongside Monday tickets, Guru cards, and help articles.

  • See suspect code locations in your analysis

    Impact Analysis now highlights the specific source files most likely related to the bug. Each file includes a plain-English explanation of why it matters.

  • Suspect code in Recorder and Screenshot tickets

    Tickets created from recordings and screenshots automatically include relevant code locations, giving developers immediate context.

  • Capture HAR network activity during recordings

    Network requests are now captured alongside your screen recording and screenshots. Failing API calls and slow responses surface automatically in the ticket.

  • Smart FAQ. Search Impact with a keyboard shortcut

    Press Cmd+Shift+I or Ctrl+Shift+I to open a quick search overlay. Ask questions, find past analyses, or look up tips without leaving your current page.

  • Submit feature suggestions from the extension

    Capture a feature idea directly from the extension. Impact matches it against the roadmap and notifies the lead automatically.

Improved

  • Personalized greeting and onboarding

    Impact greets you by name and adapts to your wall-clock time. New users see an onboarding banner, and you can set your display preferences in Settings.

  • Better analysis for Support engineers

    Role-Aware Chat now gives Support-focused answers with customer-facing language, escalation hints, and links to related help articles.

  • Historical Monday tickets included in search

    Archived tickets are now fully indexed, so past resolutions and patterns surface when analyzing new bugs.