What Shipped in June 2026: Documents, Developers, and Trust

The short version: June was about depth and openness. Pantheon got a documents workspace with in-app viewing and e-signing, one clean record per contact across the app, a developer API and MCP server so other tools and AI agents can plug in, and a public Trust Center.

A fresh look

We gave Pantheon a cleaner look and a rebuilt navigation — a smaller change on its own, but the frame everything else now lives in.

Documents that do something

Relationships generate paperwork, so we built a place for it. The new documents workspace gives you a Files library, an in-app PDF viewer, and e-signing — so a contract can move from "received" to "signed" without leaving Pantheon.

One clean record per contact

The graph work from earlier in the spring showed up where it matters: across the app, each contact now reads as one clean, consolidated record instead of scattered fragments. Fewer duplicates, less second-guessing about who's who.

Open to builders

Pantheon opened up. We shipped a developer API and an MCP server — so the tools you use and the AI agents you run can connect to Pantheon directly, with documentation to match. If you want your relationship data to work with the rest of your stack, this is the door.

A Trust Center

Finally, we published a Trust Center — a plain, public page about how we treat your data — and kept steadily tightening the controls behind it. When your network is your net worth, trust isn't a footnote.

June widened Pantheon in two directions at once: deeper into your workflows, and open to everything around it.