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Product UpdatesApril 15, 2026·5 min read

What's New in Sevrel — April 2026 Update

Correction — 29 July 2026

This post announced SharePoint / OneDrive and Dropbox as available storage connectors. That was wrong, and we are correcting it rather than quietly deleting it. Neither connector can be enabled today: Sevrel's Microsoft sign-in does not request SharePoint file permissions, and Dropbox is not enabled on our production deployment. Both are listed under planned work on our roadmap. The connectors you can use today are Egnyte, Google Drive, and direct upload.

The short version: you can now bring Sevrel to your documents, not the other way around. A safer property import flow, faster document search, and new integrations — see the correction above for which storage connectors are actually available.

Universal storage support

Egnyte was our first integration — and it remains the most common choice for institutional CRE. But not every firm runs on Egnyte. This release announced three new places your leases, budgets, and reports can live. Only Google Drive shipped:

Google Drive

Connect in Settings with Drive read scope plus the limited drive.filescope used for files created through Sevrel workflows. Source content is processed and extracted/indexed data may persist in Sevrel. Sensitive write actions remain permission- and confirmation-gated. Works with My Drive and Shared Drives.

SharePoint / OneDrive — not available

This release described SharePoint and OneDrive as automatically available to Microsoft 365 firms. They are not. Sevrel's Microsoft sign-in does not request SharePoint or OneDrive file permissions, so the connector cannot be activated. It remains planned work.

Dropbox — not available

This release described a full Dropbox integration. Dropbox is not enabled on Sevrel's production deployment and cannot be connected today. It remains planned work.

You can switch providers at any time from Settings. Your conversation history is preserved across switches.

Gmail for the email assistant

The email assistant — summarise, search, pull out commitments — now works for Gmail users, not only Microsoft 365. New Gmail connections request gmail.modify, which supports read plus label/move operations; sends and other sensitive actions require the applicable scope, Sevrel authorization, and explicit confirmation.

Property import review step

When the AI extracts tenants, leases, and critical dates from your documents, you now see a review step before anything is committed to your portfolio. Every row is shown with:

  • The parsed record (tenant, suite, sqft, rent, dates, escalation)
  • A status flag — will create, duplicate, or invalid
  • Any validation errors or data warnings for that row
  • Whether the tenant already exists or will be created new

Nothing enters your portfolio until you approve. The preview step is also available as a standalone API (/preview) for integration with existing data pipelines.

Smaller improvements

  • Cross-organization data isolation audit: every alert, suggestion, and memory entry now carries an explicit organization scope
  • Calendar edits and deletions for Microsoft 365 users (not just creates)
  • Per-user rate-limit visibility so admins can see usage patterns
  • Faster assistant suggestion refresh on the home screen

Coming next

We're working on document comparison (track redlines between lease versions), webhook notifications for critical date alerts, and automated lease abstraction with structured output.

See the full roadmap →

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