What Konnectify changed

• Added Google search and LinkedIn as active data sources for AI agents.
• Updated the Outbound Agent demo text to show "Identified 38 website visitors" instead of a generic status.
• Added a new privacy and cookie consent banner at the bottom of the site.
• Updated the demo UI to explicitly mention Clearbit as the source for visitor identification.

Konnectify is expanding its data sources beyond Clearbit and Apollo to include live social and search data. This suggests they are moving toward more real-time, multi-source prospect enrichment to improve lead matching accuracy.

• Updated the Outbound Agent status text from "Identified 38 website visitors" to "Identifying website visitors..."
• Changed the result text from "Clearbit · 2 mins ago" to "32 net-new visitor profiles identified."
• Removed specific mentions of "Searching Google and LinkedIn" and "Matched 14" from the agent activity feed.
• Updated the Careers link in the footer from /careers to /career.
• Removed the visible cookie consent banner text from the bottom of the page.

The update shifts the focus from simply "identifying visitors" to highlighting "net-new visitor profiles." This emphasizes the tool's ability to find fresh leads rather than just tracking known traffic.

• Added "Enterprise AI Agents" to the footer navigation under the Product section.
• Updated the live demo text from "Identified 38 website visitors" to "Identifying website visitors..."
• Removed specific mentions of "Clearbit," "Google search," and "LinkedIn" from the visitor identification status section.
• Removed the cookie consent banner from the bottom of the page.

Konnectify is moving upmarket to serve larger companies. By adding a specific enterprise offering, they are signaling they can handle more complex needs and higher security requirements than their standard AI agents.