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Linked trial records retain their processing date and distinguish investigators from study contacts, institutions and sponsors.

Disclosure imports recognize ownership-file identities and all five published research-investigator slots.

A completed disclosure refresh removes withdrawn records from totals; an interrupted check preserves the previous evidence.

Newly confirmed disclosure identities can be checked without repeating the entire source download. Unchecked people remain clearly labelled.

Your discovery brief survives project setup, and a completed search now says when profile enrichment is still running.

Choose a discovery priority and see supported places on candidate cards, with shortfalls explained when the evidence is missing.

Project profiles explain their relevance to your brief, show coverage for publications, trial roles, congress programs and payment records, and suggest questions to confirm.

Research momentum and reported industry relationships are shown separately from Project Fit, with pending checks and tentative identity matches labelled clearly.

Selected-candidate review buttons stay readable while an action is running.

An Upcoming features page that shows what is in development, what it will do for your research and why it matters.

This update log. Every major release is written up here in everyday language, so you always know what changed in your workspace.

Both pages are now part of the main site navigation: the roadmap sits in the header menu, and this log sits in the footer of every public page.

The sample shortlist is now a real project deck with fictional portraits, so you can see exactly what your own export will look like before you start.

Export history lists every file with its status and a Download button kept in view, so you can find an old export without hunting through the page.

A profile's fit verdict now waits until the research behind it has finished, so you never see an assessment built on an incomplete background.

Profile pages show every type of activity, reconcile their counts, and explain the exact thresholds behind a full mark instead of leaving you to guess.

The landing page now explains why Luminary is different from a general-purpose AI tool.

Broadened how therapy areas are matched, so a profile is no longer linked to the wrong specialty because of a naming variation.

Your Founding Member price now stays locked in on every renewal for as long as your account stays active.

Profile photos are now shared across your whole workspace, so every teammate sees the same familiar faces.

Only a workspace owner can send invitations, and the Founding Member counter shows how many places remain out of 25.

A new design system across the workspace: clearer tables, consistent avatars and candidate bands, and a calmer layout on both desktop and mobile.

Project fit recalculates the moment you save a profile review, with larger avatars and helpful tooltips explaining each assessment.

Discovery setup is shorter, and setup now resumes exactly where you left off instead of asking you to start again.

Fourteen new answers in the FAQ covering methodology, research accuracy, professions, evaluation and data protection.

Improved text contrast on tinted cards and the search progress panel.

A rebuilt landing page that leads with what Luminary actually does, plus real examples of the reports you can export.

Clinician project fit and exported assessments are more accurate, including scoring that understands different health professions and a wider range of medical wording.

Better mobile navigation and source panels, so reviewing a profile on a phone is no longer a compromise.

Search engines can find our public pages while your workspace and your research stay private.

Publisher sign-in pages and error headings were being read as an expert's professional activity. They are now correctly ignored.

More institutions' portrait files are recognised, including regional naming conventions that were previously missed.

Export emails now arrive at the right destination, and regional savings examples were corrected.

Home shows your remaining research allowance, and unused research pack credits now roll over until the end of your annual term.

Candidate review is simpler to follow, with fewer steps and filter menus that fit comfortably on narrow screens.

Live search progress appears immediately, and past searches tidy themselves away when a new one begins.

Research pack credits return to your balance when monthly capacity is released.

Research citations were sometimes written in the wrong plural form.

A workspace inbox and a My reviews page, with candidate and shortlist reviews you can assign to a teammate and give a due date.

Global search, pinned projects and recently viewed profiles, so you can get back to your own work in one step.

Reusable criteria sets and personal brief templates, plus automatic recovery of briefs and notes you were still drafting.

Named final shortlists that combine candidates from several sources, with position control and undo when you remove someone.

Fit is explained in plain-language points instead of a bare number, with a guide to what a perfect fit actually looks like.

Richer side-by-side comparison, a compact sortable table and saved views for your most-used lists.

Exports remember your preferred format and now prepare a PDF and a PowerPoint together.

A KOL mapping guide library, a much deeper FAQ, and an About page explaining who builds Luminary.

Simpler pricing: Agency, a Founding Member rate for early customers, and a research pack you can add when a project needs more.

Redesigned KOL profiles and exports, with headshots and summaries written around your project rather than a biography.

PowerPoint exports stay fully editable — text, tables, shapes and links are all yours to adjust before the meeting.

Project fit refreshes automatically as new professional activity is gathered, so scores do not go stale.

A security and privacy packet you can hand straight to your IT or procurement team.

Yearly billing with an auto-renew control you can change yourself at any time.

Team seats, with a guided invitation flow and a proper welcome email for each new teammate.

Brief-first onboarding takes you from signing up to your first KOL shortlist with far less setup.

Clearer marketing pages explaining what Luminary does and how to try it.

Applied a security update to the framework that powers the application.

A redesigned workspace with proper project pages, library refinement filters and grouped settings.

Workspace switching you can trust, and project decisions that never hide a profile from you.

One consistent progress indicator, so you always know whether research is queued, running or finished.

Exports are checked before they are generated, and the assessment they contain is recorded with them.

Evidence freshness now accounts for revisions, so a profile tells you when it was last verified.

Invitation and completion emails, so people always know what to do next.

Leave a workspace, and rename your organization, without contacting support.

Smoother sign-in, review, research and directory flows, with clearer messages when something goes wrong.

New members join the workspace that invited them instead of being given a workspace of their own.

Source-linked profiles and an evidence review step, so every important finding shows what supports it.

Project fit presented as clear descriptions instead of an unexplained number.

Profile photos and citations repaired across thousands of profiles, with names and identifiers normalised so duplicates are far less likely.

Password recovery that works the first time, and reliable profile downloads.

Customer-facing messages reviewed and rewritten: no more internal instructions, just what you need to know.

Account and photo management, mobile layout and export fixes from a full review of the product.

A guided setup for new members that walks through clients, projects and a first search.

Recent professional activity is gathered automatically during discovery and refresh, so a new profile is useful straight away.

Research allowances rebalanced so the numbers are easier to predict across a project.

Clearer error pages and a single support address for every question.