Envoy vs StaffAny

Three product lines move in this window: Visitors, Workplace Desks, and Response. Response is the one that changed shape - Threat Intelligence arrived on Aug 7 with a dashboard mapping verified global and local risks against locations, and on the same day extended to employee home addresses synced from HRIS and to named executives with individual alert radii. Everything since has been consolidation: custom recipient groups for emergency notifications, an audit log on the workplace map, location-scoped blocklists, and now uniform approval rules for admin-created invites.

The through-line is coverage moving from the site to the person, and then being fenced. Blocklists became location-scoped so a site team can act without a company-wide record; approvals became uniform so compliance rules apply no matter who issued the invite; move management got an event log. Envoy added the reach first and has spent the three weeks since making the new surface governable rather than larger, which is the sequence a product follows when its buyer starts being security and compliance rather than office ops.

Response's loop still ends at notification and safe-confirmation, with nothing in the entries covering incident review or an after-action record, and the audit-log work on Desks shows Envoy already reaches for that pattern. That is the readable gap; the feed gives no timing signal.