Changelog
What changed, newest first, with the date it changed. Product releases are listed here as they ship.
2026
8 entries- site
The site is in eight languages and says where SYNC is live.
SYNC is live for companies selling in the Netherlands; every other country shows its test count, an estimate and a date. Integrations show each service's own logo. SYNC still writes outreach in Dutch, English, German or French only.
- sync
A round of fixes from a pilot team's feedback, mostly in drafting and in reading the mailbox.
- sync
Every workspace now runs on the new agent.
Every email waits for a person to approve it, follow-ups included, and the send mode cannot be changed. Sending on its own is planned, not switched on.
- cide
CIDE now holds 432,837 companies, 403,752 of them Dutch.
Recounted after the Dutch business directory was added to the map between 18 and 21 October. The release is still CIDE 2. The register line now names ISYNCSO without a legal form, and CIDE is written out as the Context Injected Data Engine, as the home film says.
- cide
Today's engine is CIDE 2.
The coverage map called the current release CIDE 2.5. It is CIDE 2: 2.5 is the number of the next release, and nothing of it has shipped yet. The 127,719 companies on the map are unchanged.
- site
isyncso.com: one site for iSyncSO, SYNC and CIDE.
The company, the product and the engine underneath, now in one place.
- company
Research: the first ten pieces and the hotel-staffing case.
What we learn from running SYNC, with our own counts, the sources we checked, and what speaks against each choice.
- sync
Every new account starts with approval on every send.
Until this change a new account started with approval of the first message only, and follow-ups could go out without review. Today that setting cannot be changed: every email waits for a person to release it, follow-ups included.
See who should buy from you this quarter.
Leave your work email. SYNC reads your company’s website and sends you a first look: what you sell, who probably buys it, and up to five companies scored A to D, each with its source.
