A living log of changes across the Vemra platform, newest first. Small fixes and big releases both land here.
37 updates logged. Last one September 2026.
September 2026
Linking Search Console, Analytics, or Tag Manager was failing partway through, so nobody who tried it got connected. It completes now, and your properties appear in the dashboard as soon as you approve them.
On managed accounts we can now read the Search Console you already own and show what you rank for, the questions people actually type, and where you place well but get no clicks. Nothing is modelled or estimated. Every figure is yours.
The glossary and the how-it-works page now spell out what Search Console, Analytics, and Tag Manager each do, and where we sit next to them. Short version: they record what happened, and we decide what to change because of it.
Take a lookThere is one place in the dashboard now to connect Search Console, Analytics, Tag Manager, Google Ads, and Meta. You link them yourself in a couple of clicks, on desktop or phone, so we stop asking you for logins.
We can generate a report for a specific business that shows what public records confirm about it and, more usefully, what they do not. Free to read, no email wall. Ask and we will send you the link for yours.
The counts we publish now read straight from the graph instead of a snapshot that had gone stale. It currently sits above 10 million businesses and 26 million signals.
Every page moved to Satoshi on one shared type scale, so headings, body copy, and labels match from page to page instead of drifting.
Names that arrive in ALL CAPS from public records are title-cased before they go into an email, so you get Riverside Plumbing instead of RIVERSIDE PLUMBING.
August 2026
Some /find profile URLs were built with a shorter id than the one the profile is indexed under, so a share of links dead-ended. Every generator emits the same URL now, and older short links get recovered instead of 404ing.
Take a lookWhen someone replies to one of our emails asking to be removed, that reply is detected and the address is suppressed on the spot, without waiting on a person to read it.
Every email the platform sends carries a reply-to that a person actually watches, so answering one of our messages gets an answer back.
A full case study on a loan officer running Vemra: the timeline, what changed at each step, and the figures behind it rather than a testimonial pull quote.
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