Tailor AI Analysis outputs to how your team likes to review. Choose a short, medium, or long length and present outputs as quick bullets or written paragraphs. The selected settings will apply across all Journeys, Evaluations, and Roles in your account.
Available to all clients using AI Analysis.
Chat with AI Analysis, get instant support from AskAlloy, use Session Risk Scores, and more. Catch up on everything we shipped in September.
New undo/redo functionality in the Workflow Editor makes it easier to experiment, iterate, and fix mistakes when you're building or updating your policies.
With Undo/Redo, you'll be able to:
You'll see the new Undo/Redo buttons directly in the Workflow Editor toolbar.
Understand the reasoning behind any AI Analysis output and help shape how it improves. Reviewers can now ask follow-up questions about an AI Analysis output, such as which factors contributed to a score or how an outcome was determined, or choose from suggested questions generated for that specific output. It works like an assistant built into the review screen, a powerful unlock for analysts who want to dig deeper into a decision without leaving the page.
Built-in feedback controls also let reviewers mark an output as helpful or unhelpful and add specific comments, giving Alloy direct insight into how to refine output quality.
Open any AI Analysis to start a conversation or leave feedback. Available to all clients using AI Analysis
We’re excited to introduce our new, AI-powered support experience that makes it easier to get the help you need when you need it.
With the new chat experience, you’ll be able to:
You’ll see the new widget appear directly in the Alloy dashboard, the Alloy login screen, and our Help Center. As always, you can still reach our support team at [email protected]
The new Alloy Marketplace, custom attribute management, a redesigned application review experience, and more. Explore August’s updates in our latest recap.
Every workflow you build in Alloy now carries a clear, canonical use case — what it's evaluating, and why — replacing the old, looser workflow types.
A clear, structured answer to "what is this workflow for" powers more accurate insights, tailored review experiences, and smarter benchmarking across everything downstream.
If you're managing existing workflows, there's nothing you need to do. We're migrating every existing workflow into the new taxonomy automatically, based on how it's configured today, and your existing integrations will keep working exactly as they do now. You'll simply start seeing clearer, more consistent labeling across the dashboard.
For new workflows, you'll notice the creation flow asks a few more targeted questions upfront, designed to make your setup faster and less ambiguous.
For the full breakdown of the new Workflow types, see our documentation here.
We've rebuilt the way you review applications — its designed to focus on speed, cleaner better organized data, and designed around how your team actually works. Your feedback during beta directly shapes what we build next.
What's new:
This is beta and opt-in — your current experience stays exactly as it is. Try the new one, share what you think, and switch back at any time. More improvements are on the way.