• Audit logs export to CSV on Business. The plan was sold on audit export with no export path behind it. The export is scoped to the caller’s organization, bounded by the plan’s retention window, and self-auditing: exporting the audit trail leaves a row in the audit trail
• The preference center lets a contact grant and withdraw SMS consent. It already offered SMS as a preferred channel whenever a contact had a phone, but nothing let the contact actually consent, so every write to that status was an operator assertion. Both transitions record the exact consent sentence shown, the IP and the user agent. Granting requires the organization to still be able to send; withdrawal never does
• A header pill reports SES account health whenever it is not healthy, from a Postgres-only read. The hourly sweep compared GetAccount and CloudWatch reputation against AWS’s enforcement lines and threw every number away, so “is my account okay right now?” had no answer anywhere unless an alert happened to fire in the last 24 hours
• Fix: the stale-feed alert stops firing on foreign SES traffic. The fallback probe reads the account-wide SES send count, which includes mail from applications that have nothing to do with Wraps. One customer sharing SES with their own app was flagged with zero Wraps sends against 15,804 account-wide; the probe now measures that count against a seven-day baseline of recorded sends and stays quiet when the surplus is someone else’s mail

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