Primeforge

1. Mailbox Analytics in Primeforge
We’ve released Mailbox Analytics in Primeforge, giving you a detailed view of mailbox performance, sending health, bounces, and recipient activity directly inside Primeforge.

What’s new
Open any mailbox to access two new analytics views:

Activity & Health

• Emails sent

• Emails received

• Reply rate

• Bounce-backs received

• First-touch contacts

• Email activity over time, including sent emails, replies, and warm-up activity

• Sending IP breakdown with hostname, sending volume, blacklist status, and last activity

• Bounced Emails with hard/soft bounce classification, search, and filtering

• Open any bounce to see detailed delivery information, including the cause, enhanced status, reporting MTA, message ID, and original DSN response

Recipients & Bounced

• Unique recipients

• Sends to prospects

• Average sends per prospect

• Top-domain share

• Breakdown of your prospects by email provider/ESP, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, consumer providers, and self-hosted mail servers

• Reply rates by provider

• Most contacted recipients

• Top recipient domains

You can also switch between 24h, 7d, 30d, 90d, Year, and All time to analyze mailbox performance across different periods.
This gives you a much clearer picture of how each mailbox is being used, who you’re sending to, where mail is being routed, and where deliverability issues are happening!

Salesforge

1. Multichannel Webhooks
We've expanded Multichannel webhooks to cover more LinkedIn actions.
New webhook triggers are now available for:

• LinkedIn message sent

• LinkedIn InMail sent

• LinkedIn connection request sent

• LinkedIn connection request accepted

• LinkedIn connection request withdrawn

• LinkedIn profile viewed

• LinkedIn post liked

• LinkedIn contact followed

• LinkedIn replied: covering replies to InMails, messages, and connection requests

Users can now create and access these webhooks programmatically and connect Multichannel activity with their own systems and workflows!

Leadsforge

1. Enrichment History in Leadsforge
We’ve released a new Enrichment History breakdown in Leadsforge, giving you clearer visibility into how enrichment credits are being used across your lists.
Previously, the Enriched view only showed cumulative totals. Now, every enrichment is stored as a separate run, so you can see exactly what happened each time.
For each enrichment run, you can now see:

• Who started the enrichment

• When it was run

• Status of the run

• Contacts processed

• Enrichment channels used

• Credits consumed

Multiple enrichment runs on the same list are kept separately, with the newest shown first, while the list-level summary shows total runs, total credits used, and the latest enrichment activity.
We’ve also improved transparency around re-enrichment: if a contact already has the requested data, it’s skipped and you won’t be charged for it again.

We're still working on more features & workflow improvements across all forges in August!