Product Updates & Releases
The call recording row on a contact's Calls tab looked like it was recording rather than playing, and it never showed the recording's length or filled in the progress bar. Both fixed.
Read more →Canadian sending numbers are no longer blocked for missing a US A2P 10DLC campaign registration.
Read more →During a CSV import, a bad value in a URL-type custom field — two addresses in one cell, or a URL missing http:// — failed the entire row and the contact was never created. The field is now skipped and reported as a warning, and the contact imports with the rest of the row.
Read more →Newsletter sends through a custom SMTP provider failed with "Please configure your sender settings for this SMTP provider" unless the sending user had their own sender settings saved — even when the campaign already had a valid From address. Campaigns now use the From address you set on them.
Read more →After finishing a call, a contact's email address could blank out and show the "+ Add email address" prompt instead, even though the email was still saved. The email now stays on screen.
Read more →Assign contract milestones to primary pipeline stages so their tasks appear at the right time.
Read more →Team administrators can now set and enforce a shared Daily Contact Requirement in Win the Day.
Read more →Keep unknown callers in an inbox until your team decides to create a contact or block the number.
Read more →If you joined a team after a partner widget was turned on, its tab appeared at the end of a contact record but was missing from Tab Preferences, so you couldn't move or hide it. It now appears for everyone.
Read more →An automation step assigning a contact to a group used to show Completed even though the contact never moved, naming an owner who had not changed. Assigning to a group now actually works, a step that cannot assign reports Failed and says why, the contact is left exactly as it was found, and the assignment is recorded as the automation's own rather than credited to a person who did nothing.
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