Apollo Release Notes
74 release notes curated from 4 sources by the Releasebot Team. Last updated: Oct 10, 2026
- September 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
Product Highlight: Agents on the AI Assistant
Apollo adds AI assistant agents that proactively handle recurring outbound work on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule. Users can review results and next steps for lead discovery, sequence creation, and sequence optimization without starting from a new prompt each time.
Agents proactively handle recurring work for you. Agents on Apollo can help you run outbound without you needing to start from a new prompt each time. Set an agent to run on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule, then review its results and the recommended next steps in the AI assistant.
Here are the agents you can use:
- Lead discovery: Find prospects that match your ideal customer profile, score them against your criteria, and surface the strongest matches.
- Sequence creation: Get recommended outbound strategies based on your company context, target buyers, and intent signals, then build the sequence with Apollo.
- Sequence optimization: Monitor active sequences for engagement, bounce, and spam signals, then review recommended improvements before Apollo makes a change.
Get started with agents on the AI assistant.
Original source - September 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
Apollo on Slack
Apollo adds a Slack integration that lets users prospect, research, and take action with natural language without leaving Slack. It also brings thread-based follow-up, agent recommendations, and configurable notifications for scheduled runs, approvals, and task blockers.
You can now use Apollo directly in Slack with natural language to prospect, research, and take action without switching tools. Ask Apollo to find and enrich people or companies, refine searches, add contacts to lists or sequences, export data, and answer questions about your Apollo data and sequence performance.
- Continue work in Slack: Start a conversation with Apollo in Slack, review results in the thread, and refine your request or take the next step.
- Agent recommendations: Receive scheduled agent results in Slack, review Apollo's recommendation, and approve the next action from the same thread.
- AI assistant notifications: Choose whether Apollo notifies you in Slack when scheduled agent runs or long-running tasks complete, need approval, or encounter a blocker.
Learn more about the Slack integration.
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- September 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
Changes to DNC Screening in France
Apollo now supports France’s new opt-in calling rules by deactivating French DNC screening and removing DNC tags for contacts in France. It also shifts consent and calling controls to customers, with guidance to keep their own compliance practices in place.
France has moved from an opt-out to an opt-in model for commercial calls to consumers, and the French DNC registry has been discontinued. As a result, Apollo no longer screens French phone numbers against DNC nor displays a DNC tag for contacts in France.
French phone DNC screening has been deactivated across Apollo
A French number without a DNC flag does not indicate that it's approved for commercial calling. New and saved French phone numbers on Apollo aren't screened against any DNC registry.
Customer-managed consent
Apollo doesn't collect, store, or track the validity of consent for calls to consumers in France. You're responsible for obtaining and documenting consent where it's required.
Calling controls
Apollo doesn't automatically enforce France's permitted calling hours or calling-frequency limits. Keep your own controls in place and honor opt-out requests across your organization.
The new consent requirements apply to consumer prospecting. Continue to follow applicable GDPR requirements for B2B outreach, use extra caution with sole traders and personal mobile numbers, and consult your legal counsel about your France calling practices.
Learn more about protecting your caller reputation and staying compliant.
Original source - September 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
Catch-All Domain Protection
Apollo adds default catch-all domain protection to reduce bounces and protect sender reputation.
Catch-all domain protection is now enabled by default for all teams to help protect sender reputation and reduce avoidable bounces. Apollo blocks risky catch-all contacts from manual sends and sequences, while giving admins control to manage the setting and allow trusted domains.
- Two-stage protection: Contacts are checked during enrollment and again before sending from an in-flight sequence.
- Clear visibility: Apollo explains when an email is blocked so reps can understand what happened.
Learn more about email sending policies like catch-all protection.
Original source - September 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
View as a Permission Profile
Apollo adds an admin preview mode for viewing the app through a rep’s permission profile without changing access.
Admin can now preview Apollo using a selected permission profile to understand exactly what a rep can see and do. The preview applies across Apollo, shows you a status banner while active, and doesn't actually change anyone's access.
- Apollo-wide preview: Review the entire experience to see what your reps see.
- Admin-only and safe: The preview changes what's displayed, not the permissions or data you can access with your admin account.
Learn how to view Apollo with a user permission profile.
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- September 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
AI Assistant Enhancements
Apollo adds AI assistant prospect import and Google Maps prospecting for turning existing lists into actionable records.
The AI assistant can now turn your existing prospect information into actionable records. Import a CSV of prospects, leads, accounts, or contacts, or paste a list directly into the assistant to start prospecting.
- CSV imports: Upload a CSV and let the assistant verify that it's ready for prospect import before continuing.
- Pasted lists: Convert structured or unstructured prospect lists into prospect records with the assistant.
- Google Maps prospecting: Use the assistant to find local businesses with Google Maps for hyper-local searches.
Learn more about the AI assistant on Apollo.
Original source - September 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
Apollo API Enhancements
Apollo adds a changelog and clearer API error responses to help developers resolve issues faster.
Apollo API added a changelog and now provides clearer, more actionable error responses so developers can identify and resolve issues faster.
- Stable error codes: Identify errors consistently across API requests.
- Actionable suggestions: Guidance in the response helps explain how to resolve an error.
- Changelog: Stay up to date with releases and API changes in the new Apollo API changelog.
Learn more about Apollo API.
Original source - September 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
ZIP Code Optimization
Apollo improves ZIP code search and filtering with more complete account and contact results.
You can now find more accounts and contacts by ZIP code. Apollo recovers valid postal codes from address data when an address includes a ZIP code that was not previously stored, improving the completeness of ZIP code search and filtering.
More complete ZIP code filters
- Search results can now include US records that previously had a ZIP code in their address but not in the searchable postal code field.
Validated updates only
- Apollo adds a ZIP code to a record only when it matches the city in the address.
Learn more about using the location filter to find prospects.
Original source - September 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 5, 2026
- Modified by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
Apollo MCP Enhancements
Apollo improves its ChatGPT, Claude, and Replit experiences with a more scalable architecture and new growth workflows, making it easier to match the right capability, use Apollo across Claude business tasks, and launch outbound motions or visitor tracking from Replit.
Apollo MCP improved its ChatGPT, Claude, and Replit experiences with a more scalable architecture and new growth workflows.
- ChatGPT: Apollo MCP now uses an architecture that dynamically selects the right Apollo capability for your request. This makes it easier for ChatGPT to find the right action as Apollo adds more tools, without requiring you to reapprove new permissions for each MCP update. | Connect Apollo to ChatGPT to get started.
- Claude: Apollo is now a featured connector in Claude for Small Business. Use Apollo across nine Claude business workflows, including ranked lead lists with enriched firmographics, personalized outreach, inbound lead triage, proposal research, call-list creation, and full pipeline workflows that log activity to your CRM. | Connect Apollo to Claude to get started, then install the Claude for small business plug-in.
- Replit: Apollo is now part of Replit's growth skills, helping you go from building an app to actually finding and reaching your first customers. You can launch an outbound motion from Replit with the cold email skill which helps define your ICP, find prospects, and build initial outreach. Or use the pixel + web intent skill to add Apollo visitor tracking and turn your website visitors into actionable prospects. | Connect Apollo to Replit to get started, then use growth skills to build.
Learn more about Apollo MCP.
Original source - August 2026
- Date parsed from source:Aug 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 11, 2026
- Modified by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
Product Highlight: Custom Objects Sync from Salesforce
Apollo adds Salesforce custom object sync, bringing read-only account data like webinar attendance into Apollo for sharper segmentation, targeting, and prospecting. Admins can map fields, reps can search the data directly, and Apollo refreshes it every 15 minutes.
Your Salesforce account holds useful details that Apollo couldn't see before, like who attended your last webinar. Custom objects sync brings that data into Apollo (read-only), so reps can use that data to sharpen segmentation, targeting, and prospecting.
- Admin permission required for setup: Choose the Salesforce data you want to pull into Apollo, match up the fields, and confirm how it connects to your contacts and accounts.
- Reps search on it directly: Find people using that data, such as everyone who attended a particular webinar.
- It stays current: Apollo refreshes the data from Salesforce every 15 minutes. Salesforce remains the source of truth.
Custom objects are available to organization plan customers connected to Salesforce. Learn more about creating and syncing custom objects from Salesforce.
Original source - August 2026
- Date parsed from source:Aug 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 11, 2026
Share a Form With a Link
Apollo adds shareable hosted form URLs so forms can be sent directly to an Apollo page and flow into workflows.
Forms built in Apollo can now be shared using an Apollo-hosted URL, so you no longer need to embed every form on a website. You can send people directly to an Apollo-hosted form page to collect submissions that then flow into Apollo, where records can be enriched automatically and trigger workflows.
Learn more about Apollo's Form Builder.
Original source - August 2026
- Date parsed from source:Aug 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 11, 2026
Apollo in Superhuman Go
Apollo now works inside Superhuman Go for in-place Apollo data lookup and updates without leaving your email or account view.
Apollo now works inside Superhuman Go, Superhuman's AI assistant, so as you write an email or review an account, you can look up Apollo data and save updates without opening a new tab.
- Company and contact details where you are already working: See Apollo data inside Superhuman Go instead of switching tabs to look someone up.
- Ask questions and make updates in place: Get answers about an account and send changes back to Apollo without leaving what you are doing.
Find the Apollo connector in the Superhuman connector store.
Original source - August 2026
- Date parsed from source:Aug 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 11, 2026
Waterfall: Scheduled Email Enrichment Support
Apollo improves scheduled contact enrichment to automatically fill in missing email addresses, expanding provider checks and allowing more saved contacts to qualify in the Data Health Center.
Apollo can fill in missing email addresses for your saved contacts automatically, on a schedule. Two changes help it find more of them.
- More sources checked: When Apollo's own data doesn't include someone's email, scheduled enrichment now continues to additional data providers instead of stopping there. This is called waterfall enrichment.
- More contacts qualify: Whether a contact qualified used to depend on the person record behind it already having an email, which ruled out most of the contacts that needed one. Now any saved contact missing an email qualifies, apart from contacts flagged with a job change.
Set up scheduled enrichment in the Data Health Center.
Original source - August 2026
- Date parsed from source:Aug 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 11, 2026
- Modified by Releasebot:Oct 10, 2026
New Filter: Parent Company Using Apollo Data
Apollo adds parent company filtering across people and company search, using Apollo’s own data alongside CRM data. It also shows a new parent company field, links subsidiary counts to full lists, and labels CRM-based values as “Your data.”
The parent account filter only reflected the parent company recorded in your own CRM, so any corporate relationship your CRM had not captured was invisible. You can now filter by the parent company Apollo has identified.
Learn more about the parent company filter on Apollo
- Filter on Apollo data: Include or exclude parent companies in people and companies search using Apollo's own parent company data.
- See it on the company: A new parent company field shows the parent company Apollo found, if applicable.
- Jump straight to subsidiaries: The subsidiary count on a company is now a link that opens the full list of those companies.
- Know which source you're seeing: Your existing CRM-based filter and field are now labeled "(Your data)."
- August 2026
- Date parsed from source:Aug 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 11, 2026
Salesforce Integration: Faster Syncs With Parallel Pull-All
Apollo now syncs Salesforce record types in parallel, making full pulls much faster and helping large accounts finish in hours instead of days. Contacts, leads, and accounts now sync together, and the update is on by default for all teams.
A full sync from Salesforce used to work through one record type at a time, so the largest accounts could wait days for it to finish. Apollo now syncs record types at the same time. Even multi-million-record pulls finish within a single day, and most large syncs finish in hours.
- Contacts, leads, and accounts together: All three now sync at the same time instead of one after another.
- How much faster: Accounts sync up to 26.7x faster, leads up to 15.8x faster, and contacts up to 9.5x faster.
- On by default: Available to all free and paid teams. Nothing to enable or configure.
Learn more about Salesforce pull settings.
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