Our June 30, 2026 release ships 20 tickets — 14 bug fixes and 6 improvements — sharpening data accuracy, chart rendering, and interface polish across the platform, with the largest set of fixes landing in Site Explorer.
✨ What's New
This maintenance release focuses on making metrics more accurate and interfaces cleaner across several tools.
- Site Explorer: Referring IPs and Position Changes counts now read from the view-more endpoint for more accurate figures; the month filter now applies correctly to organic and paid traffic, traffic cost, and Position Changes; Backlinks Historical Trends graphs now render when data is present; header Backlinks & Referring Domains counts now match their table totals; and global search history is now scoped per account so sessions no longer mix.
- Keywords: The keyword detail page now reads metadata from keyword-metrics, and the keyword list cap has been raised to 200.
- AI Visibility (formerly LLM Visibility): The Visibility Score chart now handles single-data-point cases, and number cards and tables display 0 instead of literal 'null' or 'undefined'.
- OTTO PPC: Fixed clipped content in the Campaign Settings side panel, added item counts to Sitelink, Callouts, and Structured Snippets headers, and reordered the Google Ads sidebar with a new Campaign Management button.
- Authority Building: PR Preview now saves correctly, and the Cloud Stack Custom Template builder and Digital PR template modal received design-system UI updates.
- Whitelabel: Corrected the logo shown on the white-label login screen and resolved the brief login screen flash on child-account redirect.
🛠️ How to Use It
- Log in to your Search Atlas dashboard.
- Open the tool you work in — such as Site Explorer, Keywords, AI Visibility (formerly LLM Visibility), or OTTO PPC.
- Apply filters or view the metrics and charts as usual; the fixes are applied automatically with no setup required.
📋 What to Expect
- These changes are live for all accounts automatically — no action is needed on your part.
- Some metric values may shift compared to before, as counts now pull from more accurate data sources.
- Recent search and visit history in Site Explorer is now kept separate for each account.
- If you have older cached data in your browser, refresh the page to see the corrected values and rendering.
If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type human teammate to be connected with a member of our team.