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Quick-add now shows a confirmation message when a record is created.
Events without a time now appear in the detail panel for the day they belong to.
Desktop sign-in now returns you to the app more reliably.
Connected workflows now let you review and approve access before continuing.
The app now reports unexpected problems more clearly and can recover in more situations without interrupting your work.
Meeting options no longer appear while you complete account setup, keeping the experience focused.
Long conversations remain responsive as they grow.
Tasks are now less likely to run more than once, improving completion consistency.
Connections that become stale can recover without requiring the workspace to be reconfigured.
Table edits are preserved when you click away, saved when you press Enter, and discarded when you press Escape.
The title column stays in view when adding a row and moving across the table.
Creator selections and the selection list are now easier to view and navigate.
The meeting recorder now remembers its state after the app is restarted.
You can now reposition the recorder control so it does not cover important content.
You can stop and guide assistant tasks while they are in progress.
Activity indicators now clear when work finishes and do not remain after refreshing.
Past activity again shows its available actions and previews.
After you delete your last workspace, onboarding now ends correctly instead of returning you to the same screen.
On mobile devices, view search is ready for typing as soon as it opens.
Charts now follow date order and provide clearer controls for sorting by time period.
Filter changes on mobile now provide dependable save actions.
Related values remain visible as chips while you edit a table row.
The new browser extension lets you capture information and find related records from your browser.
Promotional codes now apply more reliably to the plans they support.
You can now synchronize accounting records along with contact and customer data.
Scheduled and event-triggered tasks resume more reliably after interruptions.
View highlighting now appears only for the current view or the view under your pointer, making navigation clearer.
Choosing a payment plan during onboarding is now clearer.
Promo codes and updated prices now work consistently across available payment and pricing screens.
Billing content now fits narrow screens more reliably, with actions staying within their plan cards.
It is now easier to switch between monthly and annual pricing.
Long dialogs now let you scroll their content while keeping controls in place.
You can now sign out more reliably during a payment flow.
Eligible discounts and trial periods now apply more reliably.
Checklist completion marks no longer collapse during onboarding.
Active plans no longer continue to show a payment-required state, and the plan selector clearly identifies the current workspace.
The hide-column option can now be opened from anywhere on the table header.
Analytics charts can now use related dimensions to build more connected views of your data.
Signing out now fully ends the active sign-in session.
Choice badges now stay consistent in read and edit views and truncate long values without breaking the layout.
Signing out now completes correctly and takes you to the expected page.
Referral codes entered during onboarding are now retained for the workspace.
You can now drag across search results to select multiple records at once.
Mobile sidebar menus, folder labels, and panel sizing now display and respond correctly.
Records in the bin are now read-only and include a restore option.
Copied record links now open the record in its correct group and location.
Record searches without grouping now include records that belong to groups.
Saving a workflow now clearly confirms whether it should be enabled, and choosing not to enable it keeps it turned off.
Search now includes the appropriate grouped and ungrouped records, keeps results while opening details, and loads more results reliably as you scroll.
Records in the bin can no longer be deleted through search.
Links between related records now remain connected in both directions.
Images pasted into the editor are now saved as attachments instead of being lost.
Empty run histories now open correctly, and workflow statuses and skipped runs are displayed more accurately.
Empty-field controls are hidden when there are no empty fields, and new multi-value fields focus automatically for faster entry.
Connector option lists now load correctly when there are many available choices.
The cursor stays in the right place after adding a record mention, so you can continue typing immediately.
Onboarding dialogs have better spacing on mobile, and mobile users can now see the download version.
The record panel now stays accessible on mobile devices.
You can now change workspaces while completing payment setup.
URL fields now keep their link control aligned with the text input instead of moving it out of place.
The Downloads area now links directly to the Softsync browser extension.
Record mentions now retain their names in chat messages and chat list titles.
The chat page is more compact, and the message composer stays in place while suggestions are open.
Unavailable chats no longer retry continuously.
The view configuration dialog now works as expected.
Analytics can now use dates from your workspace to group and compare results.
Reports can now use date fields and funnel data when building report views.
Select a chart bar to go directly to the related group.
A scroll control now appears when the tab strip has more tabs than can fit on screen.
Rich text now preserves and displays formatting correctly when styles are nested.
Agent-driven workflows now handle longer-running tasks more reliably and can continue through interruptions.
Workflow settings, test runs, history, actions, and configuration panels now fit more reliably on small screens.
Country selections now remain consistent when saved and when viewed or edited.
Conversation activity is now preserved so you can continue reviewing it after it is generated.
Subscription management now provides a consistent experience across supported billing options.
Subscription management is now available directly from the billing area.
New workspaces can complete subscription setup as part of the onboarding flow.
Tab and arrow keys can now take you directly to the first table cell and help you navigate the table.
You can now view the skills available to agents.
CRM starter content is now available in additional languages.
Meeting summaries now continue reliably when processing is delayed or interrupted.
Recordings and session history no longer get mixed together after a meeting ends or when a new meeting begins.
Meeting summaries remain available more reliably as a meeting is recorded and completed.
Analytics now provides chart templates and presentation options to help you build and share visual summaries.
Onboarding content can now be scrolled when space is limited, so all steps remain accessible.
Text fields now accept valid values more consistently and provide more reliable validation.
Email composers now include a button for adding links to messages.
Links in message content are styled clearly and open in a separate browser tab when selected.
Returning to recipient selection now restores the group selection view correctly.
You can now remove entries from meeting history.
Group members can now leave a group from its actions. Administrators can also leave unless they are the group’s last administrator.
Long report names now fit cleanly in dashboard controls and layouts.
Older one-time reminders can now run and be updated normally.
Workflows paused for an answer are now retained until they are ready to resume.
Unused workflows are now removed automatically after a connection is disconnected.
Dashboards without charts now show a clear empty-state message instead of a blank area.
Long titles in past chats no longer overflow their available space.
The pricing comparison table adapts to mobile devices and narrow windows without becoming difficult to read.
Reminder controls now show a more accurate loading state and avoid displaying edit actions before they are ready.
The view no longer shows actions when there are no available tasks to run.
URL fields now accept and display website addresses correctly.
Group headers now fit more reliably on smaller screens.
You can now select which calendars should be checked for meeting conflicts.
Reminder notifications can now be sent to selected members of your workspace.
Workspace settings now let you select which calendars to use and who should receive reminders.
Records added from the table footer now appear at the top of the list.
One-time reminders can once again be edited and updated successfully.
Reminder scheduling is now more reliable and handles reminder timing more consistently.
Reminder statuses now update correctly as reminders are created, sent, or completed.
Reminders that were delivered but remain open are now visible, making follow-up easier.
Meeting views can now be shared with other members of your workspace.
The meeting calendar can now open in a dedicated window for easier access while you work.
Meeting bookings now have a shareable view that makes it easier for others to see available information.
Booking lists are now displayed in a clearer table layout.
Opening a related contact now shows its full available information.
Field values and labels in record details now remain separated and readable, including long labels and relation badges.
Newly added columns now appear at the end of the column list instead of changing the existing order.
The contacts import action remains available at the bottom of the onboarding screen while scrolling.
On smaller screens, the settings sidebar now collapses after you choose a destination.
People can now connect to file-based feeds over SFTP and turn them into queryable rows.
Workspace audience data can now be synchronized more directly, and admins can see more workspace metrics.
When a request is not signed in, the response now includes the information needed to start authentication.
Connectors can now read file feeds from secure file locations as well as web sources.
Several connector catalogs and sync flows have been broadened for these accounting tools.
A workflow can now wait for a person to respond before continuing.
Workspace monitoring now includes audience sync activity and additional metrics.
When a connection is not signed in, it now returns the information needed to start the sign-in flow.
Connectors can now import file feeds from SFTP as well as HTTP.
More connector actions and sync flows are now available across these accounting integrations.
A workflow can now wait for a person to answer before continuing.
Admin tools now include audience workspace syncing and additional workspace metrics.
When a client is not signed in, it now receives the information needed to start authentication.
Connector feeds can now be read from file transfers as well as web requests.
Several accounting connector workflows now cover more records and sync paths.
Workflows can now stop and wait for a person to respond before continuing.
Workspace audience syncing and monitoring now provide more complete status information.
Requests that are not signed in now return the information needed to start authentication.
Connectors can now read file feeds from secure file locations as well as web sources. Large daily feeds are handled more efficiently so lookups stay responsive.
Several connector catalogs and sync flows have been expanded and refreshed. This improves the available actions and keeps contact and customer sync paths up to date.
Workflows can now wait for a person to respond before continuing. They also keep better track of where each step’s data came from, and installed workflows stay in sync with updates.
Audience workspaces can now be synced more directly, and workspace monitoring shows more useful metrics. This gives admins better visibility into workspace activity.
When access is missing, the system now returns the information needed to start sign-in instead of a blank failure. This makes recovery from an unauthenticated request much smoother.
Connectors can now ingest file feeds from secure file locations as well as web requests. Large feeds are handled more efficiently so lookups stay responsive.
More connector operations and sync paths are now available across these accounting integrations. This broadens what can be synced and managed from the app.
A workflow can now wait for a person to respond before continuing. Runs also keep better track of where each step’s data came from.
Admins can now sync audience workspaces and view additional workspace metrics. This gives a clearer picture of workspace activity and health.
When a client is not signed in, it now receives the information needed to start authentication. This makes connection setup work more smoothly.
Connectors can now fetch file-based feeds over SFTP as well as HTTP.
Several connector catalogs and sync flows have been expanded and refreshed.
A workflow can now wait for a person to respond before continuing, and it keeps better track of step history.
Admins can now sync audience workspaces and view additional workspace metrics.
When a client is not signed in, it now gets the information needed to start the sign-in flow.
Connector feeds can now be fetched from secure file transfers as well as web requests.
Several accounting connectors now cover more records and sync flows. This broadens what can be imported and synchronized from those systems.
Workflows can now wait for a person to respond before continuing. Installed workflows also stay in sync with updates.
Admin tools now include workspace audience syncing and more workspace metrics. This gives administrators better visibility into workspace activity.
When a client is not signed in, it now receives the information needed to start authentication.
File feeds can now be read over SFTP as well as HTTP, with better handling for large daily feeds.
More customer and contact sync options are now available across several accounting connectors.
Workflows can now pause until someone provides the needed input.
Admin tools now sync workspaces and show more workspace metrics, giving a clearer view of activity and status.
Unauthenticated requests now return the proper sign-in prompt, helping clients start the login flow successfully.
Connectors can now read file-based feeds over SFTP as well as HTTP.
Several accounting connectors now include broader coverage and updated sync flows.
Workflows can now pause for user input and record where step data came from.
Workspace audience syncing is now available, along with more workspace monitoring data.
When a client is not signed in, it now receives the information needed to start authentication.
Connectors can now read file feeds from secure file locations as well as web sources.
More connector operations and sync flows are now available across these accounting services.
A workflow can now wait for a person to respond before continuing.
Admins can now sync workspace audiences and view more workspace metrics.
Connectors can now read file-based feeds over SFTP as well as HTTP. Large feeds are handled more efficiently so lookups stay responsive.
Connector coverage has been broadened across several services. Customer and contact sync flows are now more complete.
Workflows can now pause and wait for a person to respond before continuing. This makes it possible to build steps that require manual approval or input.
Workflow steps now keep better track of where their data originated. This makes runs easier to understand and troubleshoot.
Installed workflow copies now update when the shipped version changes. This helps customers stay aligned with the latest workflow behavior.
Audience workspace syncing and workspace monitoring have been expanded further. Admins can see more workspace metrics and keep audience data up to date.
Unauthenticated requests now receive the proper sign-in challenge instead of a bare error. This helps clients start the login flow correctly.
You can now connect file-based feeds, including large daily feeds, for fast lookups.
Workflows can now pause and wait for someone to provide an answer before continuing.
Installed workflows now receive available updates, so they do not remain locked to an older version.
More interface text is now translated consistently across supported languages, including meetings, workflows, settings, records, and dialogs.
New users can share how they discovered Softsync as part of the onboarding process.
You can now select records in a group and run an automation without leaving the view.
Display tabs now work correctly and use a layout suited to the available controls.
Workflows can now stop at a manual step and resume after someone provides the requested information.
Installed workflows can now receive updates instead of remaining on an older version.
Accounting connections now support more records and actions, giving workflows more ways to manage financial data.
Assistant connections can now renew access automatically, reducing the need to sign in again after access expires.
Connections can now retrieve and search structured file feeds, including large daily snapshots.
Workflows can now pause and wait for someone to provide an answer before continuing.
Workflow steps now retain information about the source of their data, making results easier to understand and review.
When a connection needs sign-in, it now clearly prompts you to begin the sign-in process.
Workflows can now pause and wait for someone to provide information before continuing.
Workflows can now wait for someone to provide requested information and then continue.
Admins can now see broader monitoring details for workflows and workspaces. This makes it easier to spot issues and track system health.
Mailbox syncing is now more resilient when a session expires or data falls behind. This reduces missed updates and failed syncs.
Emails now use the right brand for the workspace that triggered them.
Workflow runs are now less likely to be lost or interrupted during processing.
Mailbox syncing now handles gaps and expired sign-ins more gracefully, helping keep inbox data up to date.
Meeting scheduling now handles more cases smoothly, and booking messages are delivered more reliably.
Connector setup now handles more cases safely during connection and configuration.
The app now protects record updates and view access more reliably.
Admin monitoring now includes broader workflow and workspace visibility.
Email-related actions now use the correct workspace branding more consistently.
The same tools now appear more consistently across different parts of the app.
Workflow runs are less likely to fail or disappear during processing.
Mailbox syncing is now better at recovering when messages are missed or a session expires.
Scheduling and booking delivery for meetings have been improved.
Connector setup and connection steps have been improved to reduce setup issues.
Users are less likely to be able to make changes or view data they should not access.
Admin monitoring now includes broader workflow and workspace visibility.
Email-related actions now use the correct brand for the request that started them.
Workflow runs are now less likely to fail because of temporary system issues.
Mailbox syncing now stays connected and up to date more reliably.
Meeting scheduling now handles bookings more reliably and sends messages more consistently.
Connector setup and connection steps now work more reliably.
Access checks now block unauthorized changes and restricted views more consistently.
Workspace monitoring now includes more useful status information for admins.
Email-related actions now use the correct workspace branding.
Workflow runs are now handled more safely so they are less likely to be lost or interrupted. This improves reliability for active and long-running workflows.
Mailbox syncing now recovers better when updates are missed or a session expires. This reduces the chance of messages stopping unexpectedly.
Meeting scheduling now handles bookings more smoothly and delivers them more reliably. This reduces missed or delayed booking updates.
Connector setup flows and definitions have been strengthened to reduce setup issues. This makes integrations more reliable to connect and maintain.
Access checks now better protect content changes and view access. This reduces the chance of users seeing or changing things they should not.
Email-related requests now resolve to the correct brand more consistently. This prevents users from being routed to the wrong brand experience.
Admin monitoring now shows more information about workflows and workspaces. This gives a clearer view of system health and activity.
Runs are now better protected from being lost or started in an invalid state. This reduces the chance of interrupted workflows and hard-to-recover failures.
Mailbox syncing is now more resilient when updates are missed or a session expires. This helps keep inbox data current without manual intervention.
Meeting scheduling now handles more cases smoothly, and booking messages are delivered more reliably. This helps reduce missed or delayed confirmations.
Connector connections and definitions now handle more edge cases during setup. This makes integrations less likely to break during configuration or sync.
The app now blocks unauthorized writes and restricted views more reliably. This helps keep workspace data and access controls protected.
Admins can now see broader workflow and workspace monitoring information. This makes it easier to spot issues and understand system health.
Email-related actions now use the correct workspace branding more consistently. This prevents messages from showing the wrong brand when teams manage more than one workspace.
Runs are now less likely to be lost or rejected during processing.
Mailbox syncing now catches up after gaps and can recover when a session has expired.
Meeting scheduling now handles more cases correctly and booking messages are delivered more consistently.
Connector setup now handles more edge cases safely, reducing connection failures.
Access rules for writing data and viewing records are now enforced more consistently.
A new workspace provider is now supported for AnalystX.
Email sign-in and messaging now use the correct brand for the request that started them.
Admin monitoring now includes more visibility into workflow and workspace activity.
Workflow runs are less likely to be lost or interrupted once started. Admission checks are also stricter, which helps prevent invalid runs from entering the system.
Mailbox syncing is better at catching up after gaps. It also handles expired sign-ins more reliably so sync can resume.
Meeting scheduling now handles more cases smoothly, and booking messages are delivered more reliably.
Connector definitions and connection flows are now more consistent and reliable. This helps reduce setup issues across supported connectors.
The app now enforces write access and view permissions more consistently. This helps prevent users from changing or seeing data they should not access.
A new workspace provider is now available for AnalystX.
Email-related flows now use the correct brand for the request that started them. This prevents messages and consent flows from showing the wrong brand.
Admin monitoring now includes more detail about workflow and workspace health. This makes it easier to spot issues and track activity.
Workflow runs are now less likely to fail during processing, especially for longer or busier runs.
Mailbox syncing now recovers more gracefully after missed updates or expired sign-ins, reducing the chance of messages stopping unexpectedly.
Meeting scheduling now handles bookings more reliably and delivers them more consistently.
Connecting and configuring integrations is now more reliable.
Write actions and view access are now enforced more carefully to help prevent people from seeing or changing data they should not access.
Admins now have more useful information about workflows and workspaces, with better visibility into system health and activity.
Email-related sign-in and routing now use the correct brand for each request, helping users reach the right workspace experience.
Runs are now handled more reliably, and invalid starts are blocked more consistently.
Mailbox syncing is more resilient when updates are missed or a session expires, helping mail stay current without manual recovery.
Meeting scheduling now handles more cases smoothly, and booking messages are delivered more reliably.
Connector connections now handle more cases correctly, reducing failures when connecting or syncing supported services.
Users are less likely to be able to make changes or view data they should not access.
A new workspace provider option is now available for AnalystX branding.
Sign-in and session behavior has been improved to reduce authentication issues.
Administrators now have better visibility into workflow activity and workspace health.
Email-related sign-in and messaging now use the correct brand experience more consistently.
Runs are now more durable, and workflows are less likely to fail because of invalid inputs or missing data.
Mailbox syncing is now better at catching up after gaps and reconnecting when a session expires.
Meeting scheduling now handles more cases smoothly, and booking messages are delivered more reliably.
Connector setup now handles more cases smoothly, reducing issues when connecting supported services.
Admin monitoring now includes more workspace and workflow visibility.
Email actions now use the correct brand for the request that started them.
Assistant tools now come from a single shared catalog. This makes available actions more consistent across different assistant experiences.
Workflow runs are now less likely to be interrupted after they start, which reduces the chance of a run failing partway through.
Mailbox syncing now recovers more gracefully from missed updates and expired sign-ins. This helps keep mail data current without manual repair.
Meeting scheduling and booking delivery have been strengthened. This makes booking-related messages and scheduling behavior more dependable.
Connector setup and connection flows are now more robust. This reduces setup issues and makes integrations easier to connect successfully.
Write operations and view access are now more carefully guarded. This helps prevent users from seeing or changing data they should not access.
A new workspace branding option is now available for AnalystX.
Sign-in and session handling have been improved to reduce authentication problems. This helps keep users connected more reliably.
Admins now have broader monitoring coverage for workflows and workspaces. This makes it easier to spot issues and track system health.
Email branding now follows the brand associated with the current request. This prevents the wrong brand from appearing in email-related flows.
Automation runs now handle interruptions more safely, reducing the chance of lost or incorrectly started work.
Mailbox synchronization now recovers more reliably after missed updates or expired connections.
Sign-in emails now consistently use the branding associated with the sign-in method being used.
Meeting setup and workspace preferences are easier to configure.
Notifications for tasks that are still pending no longer disappear prematurely.
When an inbox is disconnected, the app now provides clearer guidance for restoring it.
Editing multi-line text in records now provides a smoother experience.
Scheduling and booking now handle availability and confirmation delivery more reliably.
Workflows are less likely to be interrupted or duplicated when starts overlap.
Mailbox updates can now recover after missed changes or expired access.
Meeting scheduling and booking confirmation delivery have been improved for a smoother booking experience.
Scheduling improvements help bookings complete more consistently, with confirmations delivered more reliably.
Email data now stays current after missed updates or expired sign-ins.
Workflow runs now recover more safely from interruptions and avoid starting when required prerequisites are unavailable.
Workflow runs now recover more reliably from interruptions and are less likely to start incorrectly.
Mailbox synchronization now recovers from gaps and expired sign-ins more reliably, helping keep messages and related data up to date.
Workflows now handle interruptions more reliably, reducing lost or duplicated work.
Mailbox updates now catch up on missed changes and recover when a sign-in expires.
Scheduling now handles bookings and confirmation delivery more consistently.
Mailboxes now catch up on changes missed during interruptions and reconnect automatically after authorization expires.
The Details tab now fits mobile screens without unwanted horizontal scrolling.
Copying a record link now shows a confirmation message so you know the link is ready to share.
People who book a meeting now receive a confirmation message.
When someone books a meeting, they now receive a confirmation message automatically.
Workspace audience data can now be synced for the supported provider setup.
Previously pending platform updates are now applied as part of the release process.
Meeting bookings can now trigger confirmation emails automatically.
Workspace audience data can now be synced in a provider-specific way.
Meeting bookings now trigger confirmation messages automatically.
Meeting bookings now trigger confirmation messages without extra manual steps. This helps attendees know their booking was received.
When someone books a meeting, they now receive a confirmation email automatically.
Meeting bookings can now trigger confirmation emails automatically.
Meeting bookings now send confirmation messages automatically, so attendees know their booking was received.
Meeting bookings can now trigger confirmation messages for attendees.
Meeting bookings now trigger confirmation messages without extra manual steps.
Meeting bookings can now trigger confirmation emails automatically. Attendees receive a confirmation after a booking is made.
Workspace audience data can now be synchronized more reliably, and workspace monitoring includes additional metrics. This gives admins better visibility into workspace activity.
Several pending platform updates were completed to keep the product current.
People who book a meeting can now receive a confirmation message with their booking details.
The conversation thread sidebar is available again and retains its open or closed state.
Review forms can now display and edit more complex field structures correctly.
People who book a meeting now receive a confirmation with the details of their booking.
People who book a meeting now receive a confirmation message with the relevant booking details.
People who book a meeting now receive a confirmation message automatically.
Meeting scheduling now supports team bookings and sends confirmation messages after a booking is completed.
People can now see invoice payment status in connector views. This makes it easier to tell which invoices are paid, pending, or overdue.
Teams can now manage scheduling for meetings in the product.
Invoice records now include payment status information where available.
Teams can now manage scheduling in the product.
Invoice records now include payment status information where available, so you can see whether an invoice has been paid.
Teams can now manage scheduling for meetings in the app.
Invoice records now display payment status information, making it easier to see which invoices are paid, pending, or overdue.
Teams can now manage scheduling for meetings in the product.
Invoice lists now include payment status information. This makes it easier to see which invoices are paid, pending, or overdue at a glance.
Teams can now manage scheduling in the product. Booking confirmations are also sent automatically after a booking is made.
Invoice records now show payment status information. This makes it easier to see whether an invoice has been paid without checking elsewhere.
Teams can now manage scheduling in the meetings area. Booking confirmations are also sent automatically after a meeting is booked.
Invoice records now show whether an invoice has been paid or is still outstanding.
You can now create and manage team scheduling in the app.
Invoice records now include payment status information where supported. This makes it easier to see whether an invoice has been paid without leaving the connector view.
You can now set up team scheduling for meetings.
Invoice records now show payment status, making it easier to see whether an invoice has been paid or is still outstanding.
Teams can now set up meeting scheduling, and booking confirmations are sent automatically after a meeting is booked.
Invoice records now show payment status information where supported, so it is easier to see whether an invoice is unpaid, partially paid, or settled.
Teams can now manage scheduling for meetings in the product.
Invoice records now show payment status information where supported, making it easier to tell which invoices are paid, pending, or overdue.
You can now set up team scheduling and send booking confirmations.
Invoice records now include payment status information. This makes it easier to see whether an invoice is unpaid, partially paid, or settled.
Chat actions can no longer send email unless that option is allowed. This prevents messages from being sent from the wrong place.
Teams can now manage scheduling for meetings in the product. This lays the groundwork for booking availability and coordinated scheduling.
Invoice views now show whether invoices have been paid and their current payment status.
Workspace scheduling and booking pages are now available for setting up meetings and allowing invitees to book time.
The week view layout, time area, and controls now display correctly.
Invoice views now show whether invoices have been paid, making payment tracking easier.
Invoice lists now show payment status so you can quickly tell which invoices are paid, pending, or outstanding.
You can now create team scheduling options and coordinate bookings from Softsync.
Invoice lists now show payment statuses so you can see which invoices have been paid or remain outstanding.
Invoice lists now show payment status so you can quickly see which invoices are paid, pending, or unpaid.
Invoice lists now show payment status, making it easier to see which invoices are paid, unpaid, or otherwise awaiting action.
Invoice views now show whether invoices have been paid, helping you track outstanding balances.
You can now schedule team meetings through Softsync.
Invoice lists now show whether invoices have been paid, making it easier to track outstanding payments.
More connector actions are now available across the accounting integrations, giving people more ways to sync and manage records.
Workflows can now wait for a person to answer before continuing. Runs also keep better track of where each step’s data came from, and installed workflows stay in sync when their definition changes.
Runs are now less likely to fail partway through or accept invalid updates. The builder also better handles cases where a tool returns an answer that can still be used.
You can now use Tripletex alongside the other accounting connectors.
Email sending, templates, and campaigns can now be used through the public API.
Long-lived connections now stay signed in longer without requiring manual reauthorization. Tool descriptions are also presented more clearly.
Enriched contact details are now saved in the correct fields, and duplicate contacts are handled more reliably during enrichment.
Large connector definitions are now processed more reliably, reducing the risk of oversized imports failing.
You can now connect Tripletex for customer and contact sync, invoices, product creation, and list views.
Workspace mailboxes can now be used to send email, manage templates, and run campaigns.
Connections now remain active for longer and can refresh automatically instead of stopping after a short timeout.
Enriched contact details are now saved in the correct fields, and duplicate contacts are less likely to be created.
A new accounting connector is now available for syncing customers, contacts, invoices, products, and list views.
Email sending, templates, and campaigns are now available in the product.
Approved connections can now stay working longer without needing to be re-authorized as often.
Enriched contact details are now saved in the correct contact fields, and duplicate contacts are less likely to be created during enrichment.
You can now use Tripletex for customer and contact sync, invoices, product creation, and list views.
You can now send emails, use templates, and manage campaigns. Campaigns keep the selected template when they are sent.
Long-lived connections no longer stop working after the initial access period. Access is kept within the right brand experience.
Enriched contact details are now written into the correct contact fields instead of the description. Duplicate contacts are also handled more safely so the original record is updated instead of left empty.
Large connector definitions are now processed more reliably, including ones with nested references and path parameters.
Runs are less likely to fail from oversized history during long sessions. The system also catches more workflow setups that would compile but fail at runtime.
You can now use Tripletex for customer and contact sync, invoices, product creation, and list views.
Workspace mailboxes can now be used to send email, manage templates, and run campaigns. Campaigns now keep the selected template when they are sent.
Long-lived connections now stay active longer instead of stopping after a short session. Tool descriptions are also presented more clearly so they read like real actions.
Enriched contact information is now written into the correct fields instead of ending up in the description. Duplicate contacts are also less likely to be created during enrichment.
Large connector definitions are processed more safely, which helps prevent oversized imports from failing. Path parameters and date-based templates are also handled more consistently.
You can now use Tripletex for customer and contact sync, invoices, product creation, and list views.
You can now send email, manage templates, and run campaigns from the email area.
Users are now sent through the correct sign-in flow, and sessions can refresh automatically instead of expiring too quickly.
Enriched contact details are now saved to the correct fields, and duplicate contacts are handled more safely.
Connector setups can now work with path values and date-based values more naturally, so more integrations work without extra steps.
You can now use Tripletex for customer and contact sync, invoices, product creation, and list views.
You can now send email, manage templates, and run campaigns through the public email tools. Campaigns now keep the selected template attached when they are sent.
Connections can stay signed in longer without manual reauthorization. Tool descriptions are also easier to understand.
Enriched contact details are now saved in dedicated fields instead of the description. Duplicate contacts are also less likely to be created during enrichment.
Connector setup now supports more common request formats, including path parameters and date-based templates. This makes more integrations possible without extra workarounds.
Several cases that previously looked valid but failed later are now caught earlier or returned in a more usable form.
Tripletex is now available for customer, contact, invoice, and product workflows, with list views for invoices and products.
Email sending, templates, and campaigns are now available in the product. Campaigns now keep the selected template when sent.
Workspace tools now keep users signed in longer and renew access more reliably when possible.
Contact enrichment now saves details in the correct fields and avoids creating duplicate contacts when a match already exists.
More connector setups are now supported, including paths with variable parts and date shortcuts like today.
Tripletex is now available for syncing customers, contacts, invoices, and products, with list views for invoices and products.
You can now send email, manage templates, and run campaigns from the public email surface. Campaigns now keep the selected template when they are sent.
Long-lived connections are less likely to stop working after the initial sign-in period ends.
Enriched contact details now appear in the correct fields, and duplicate contacts are handled more safely.
Connector actions now handle path values and date-based templates more reliably, which reduces manual workarounds.
You can now connect Tripletex to sync customers and contacts, create invoices and products, and view lists.
You can now send email, manage templates, and run campaigns from the public interface.
Connections now refresh automatically instead of expiring quickly, so sign-in lasts longer.
Enriched contact information is now saved in the correct fields, and duplicate contacts are less likely to be created during enrichment.
Tripletex is now available for customer, contact, invoice, and product workflows. It also includes list views for invoices and products.
Email sending, templates, and campaigns are now available in the email tools. Campaigns now keep the selected template when they are sent.
Assistant connections now stay signed in longer and can refresh access without requiring a full sign-in again. This reduces interruptions after long periods of use.
Enriched contact details are now saved into the fields meant to hold them. The system also avoids creating duplicate contacts when an exact match already exists.
Connector definitions now handle larger specifications more reliably, including path parameters and date shortcuts like today. This makes more integrations work without custom steps.
Several responses were tightened up so the app returns clearer, more usable results. This reduces cases where a request appeared to succeed but produced nothing helpful.
Softsync now supports customer and contact sync, invoices, products, product creation, and product and invoice lists for an additional accounting connection.
Email sending, templates, and campaigns are now available outside the Softsync interface, with accounts selected from your workspace mailboxes.
Settings now provide the guidance needed to use an external assistant with your workspace.
Connection setup no longer hangs when two steps run one after another.
Contact details are now saved in the appropriate fields, and matching contacts are updated instead of creating duplicates.
Automation searches now return more useful results, so the assistant is less likely to miss usable options or treat them as unavailable.
Automation steps can now reshape lists of records, making it easier to work with groups of data.
You can now send individual emails, use templates, and launch campaigns through connected email accounts.
Connected tools now remain available after access expires without requiring repeated sign-in.
Enriched contact details now appear in their intended fields, existing contacts are updated instead of duplicated, and records without enough identifying information are not created.
Workflow information and results are now clearer. Field updates are checked more consistently, and you can apply changes to records in batches.
Connected assistants can now refresh access automatically, reducing the need to reconnect after access expires.
Assistant option names and descriptions are now more consistent, making it easier to understand what each option does.
Contact details now appear in the intended fields, and matching contacts are updated instead of duplicated.
Custom connections now handle more types of values reliably.
Searches can now find actions, saved workflows, and workflow lists more accurately.
Bulk updates now validate fields correctly before applying changes.
Data can now be mapped across records more reliably.
Connected tools can now refresh access automatically, so you are less likely to be asked to authorize them again after access expires.
Enriched contact details are now saved to the correct fields. Existing contacts are found before a new contact is created, and contacts without enough identifying information are not created.
Searches and lists now return clearer, more usable results, and valid results are less likely to be omitted.
You can now apply the same changes to each record in a list, making it easier to reshape collections of data.
Batch record updates now apply the same field checks as individual updates, helping prevent invalid data from being saved.
Searches and workflow lists now return usable results, while actions involving connections provide clearer results instead of appearing empty or ending without an answer.
Enriched contact details now appear in the correct fields, and existing contacts are updated instead of creating duplicates.
Email sending, reusable templates, and campaigns can now be used from automated workflows for more flexible customer communication.
Enrichment now updates the intended contact, keeps details in the correct fields, and avoids creating duplicates.
Searches, connection actions, and workflow lists now provide cleaner results so the assistant can act on them more reliably.
Connections can renew themselves automatically, reducing interruptions caused by expired sign-ins.
Updated contact details are placed in the intended fields, and existing contacts are checked before a new contact is created.
Searches and workflow lists now return clearer, more complete results so you can continue with the requested task.
You can now map values across records, making it easier to reshape and prepare information in bulk.
Email sending, templates, and campaigns are now available through integrations, and campaigns keep their selected template.
Enriched contact details now appear in the appropriate fields, and existing contacts are matched first to help avoid duplicates.
Searches for available actions and workflows now return clearer, more relevant results instead of empty or incomplete responses.
You can now apply changes to multiple records at once in a workflow, making bulk updates easier to build.
You can now connect more than one email account to your workspace.
People signing in through a branded workspace are now taken to that brand’s consent page instead of landing on a page that cannot finish sign-in.
When a run fails, it now shows a short, readable explanation instead of a raw error. This makes it easier to understand what went wrong and what to do next.
Currency and account selection is now easier to use on invoice and product forms. People can search by name and see more valid choices.
The builder is less likely to lose progress on large or complicated turns. It also catches more workflow setups that would appear valid but fail to work correctly.
People can now connect Tripletex for customer and contact sync, invoices, product creation, and list views.
Workspace mailboxes can now be used to send email, manage templates, and run campaigns. Campaigns now keep the selected template when they are sent.
People no longer need to sign in again as often after a session expires. Sign-in and access now stay within the correct brand.
Enriched contact details are now written into the correct fields. The system also avoids creating a duplicate contact when one already exists.
Very large connector definitions are less likely to fail or produce unusable results. Path parameters and date-based values are also handled more consistently.
Signed-in connector sessions are now reused instead of being recreated each time. If a session is no longer valid, the connection is re-established automatically.
Softsync now supports more finance, CRM, email, and workflow automations, helping more teams keep connected systems up to date.
Record updates are handled more consistently, reducing missed changes and duplicate data. Search and reading records are also more dependable in large workspaces.
Workspace health and sync monitoring now provide broader visibility into activity and status, making it easier to spot issues across connected workspaces.
Invitation, meeting, and notification emails are now handled more reliably, reducing the chance that important messages fail to reach users.
Billing and plan behavior now better reflects workspace access and subscription status, helping keep account features aligned with the current plan.
Connector logins are now reused more consistently, and if a sign-in expires the app reconnects and retries automatically.
When a run fails, it now shows a short plain-language explanation instead of a raw error. Where possible, it also includes a hint for what to do next.
Invoice and product forms now make it easier to find supported accounts and currencies. Currency options are also shown more clearly.
Searching records now returns better matches in more cases, making it easier to find the right customer or contact when names or details are incomplete.
Messages now handle mentions and text with special characters more reliably, reducing cases where a message could fail or appear incorrectly.
Email notifications and invitations are now more reliable, helping reduce missed or delayed emails for common account actions.
More accounting and finance data can now be used in workflows, giving customers broader coverage for customer, invoice, product, and related records.
Mail-based workflows now support a wider range of mailbox checks, improving setup and making email automations more dependable.
Workspace and workflow monitoring now provides better visibility into sync and job health, helping teams spot issues sooner and keep automations running smoothly.
Plan and billing behavior has been refined for customer accounts, helping keep subscription status and access in sync more reliably.
Workspace sync metrics and reporting have been expanded, giving administrators clearer insight into sync activity across connected workspaces.
If a connection is reset, the app can reconnect and try again automatically so other connections keep working.
When a run fails, you now see a short plain-language explanation instead of a raw error message.
Currency and account choices are easier to find on invoice and product forms, with clearer labels and search.
More connectors are now available across accounting, mail, CRM, and related business tools. This broadens the systems you can sync and automate in Softsync.
Record syncing is now more resilient when handling incoming data and updates. This reduces cases where synced information could be incomplete or incorrect.
Sync monitoring has been improved for clearer status visibility. This helps keep sync status and related metrics more dependable.
Email and meeting-related messages have been refreshed for a more consistent experience. Important notifications are now presented more clearly.
Background processing and request handling are now more stable under load. This helps prevent slowdowns and intermittent failures during busy periods.
Connector logins now stay signed in more reliably when multiple workers run at once.
When a run fails, it now shows a short plain-language explanation instead of only a raw error.
Currency and account fields on invoice and product forms are now easier to search and browse.
More customer records, invoices, products, and related accounting data can now be synced across supported systems. This helps keep connected workspaces more complete and up to date.
Email sending and meeting-related workflows were expanded so more common customer communication tasks can run reliably. This reduces manual follow-up when coordinating with contacts.
Workspace monitoring and sync status tools now provide broader coverage for connected accounts. This makes it easier to spot issues and keep integrations healthy.
Searching records and working with messages is now more reliable in edge cases. This helps users find the right information and avoid unexpected failures.
Plan and access checks were tightened so customers are less likely to run into incorrect permission or billing behavior. This makes account access more consistent.
Several connector setup and import flows were updated to handle more real-world data variations. This reduces sync interruptions and failed imports.
Connector sessions are now less likely to interrupt other open connections, and reconnects recover automatically when a session is no longer valid.
When a run fails, it now shows a short plain-language explanation instead of a raw system error. This makes it easier to understand the problem and what to do next.
Currency and account fields on invoice and product forms are now easier to search and browse. The lists are better ordered and show readable names alongside codes.
Search results are now ranked more accurately, so the most relevant records appear first.
Messages are now less likely to fail unexpectedly, so emails and notifications send more consistently.
Imported records are now saved more consistently, which helps reduce formatting issues and keeps records cleaner.
More workflow and connector options are now available for supported business systems, giving teams more ways to automate recurring tasks.
Administrators now have better visibility into workspace health and sync issues.
Invitation, meeting confirmation, and notification emails have been refreshed for clearer, more consistent messages.
Connector logins are now reused more consistently, and if a connection is interrupted the app can reconnect and try again so syncs keep working.
When a run fails, you now see a short plain-language explanation instead of a raw system error. This makes it easier to understand the problem and what to do next.
Invoice and product forms now show searchable pickers with clearer currency names. The available options are ordered to make common choices easier to find.
Softsync now supports more business apps and workflow automations, giving you more data and processes you can sync and automate.
Record syncing is more reliable, reducing missed or inconsistent updates. Search and message handling also work more consistently in everyday use.
Workspace monitoring and sync visibility have been improved, making it easier to track account health and sync status.
Invitation, sign-in, group invite, meeting confirmation, and notification emails have been refreshed for more consistent delivery.
Softsync now handles busy or unavailable services more gracefully, helping reduce interruptions during syncs and other automated tasks.
If a connected service resets a session, the app now reconnects automatically so other work can continue without interruption.
When a run fails, you now see a plain-language explanation instead of a raw system error, with guidance where available.
Invoice and product forms now include searchable lists, making it easier to find the right currency or account.
Long-running runs are now less likely to time out when they receive very large results.
Softsync now supports more connected business systems and more kinds of data, making it easier to keep additional records up to date.
Email-related workflows now cover more common tasks, so you can automate more email-driven work with fewer gaps.
New CRM workflow options are available for common customer engagement tasks, including birthdays, nominations, and revenue-based follow-ups.
Meeting templates now cover more common scheduling and confirmation flows, making it easier to reuse consistent meeting automations.
Record syncing is now more reliable when data needs to be matched across systems, reducing the chance of missing or inconsistent records.
Workspace monitoring and sync status handling have been refined, making sync issues less likely to go unnoticed.
Messages and mentions are handled more consistently across the product, reducing formatting and delivery issues in conversations and notifications.
Plan and billing behavior is now more reliable, reducing issues when checking access or managing subscription features.
If a sign-in expires, the app reconnects and tries again automatically so one connection does not interrupt another.
When a run fails, you now see a short plain-language explanation instead of a raw error. The message can also include a next step when one is available.
It is now easier to find the right account or currency by name in invoice and product forms. Currency choices are also shown in a more useful order.
Long-running workflow interactions are less likely to fail when they involve large search results or connector lists.
More customer data can now be used in accounting and mail-related workflows, helping teams automate contact, customer, invoice, product, and mailbox tasks more reliably.
Meeting and CRM workflow templates now support more customer scenarios, helping teams automate more recurring outreach and follow-up work.
Record syncing and search now work more reliably, reducing missed or inconsistent results across the app.
Outgoing emails and notifications are now more consistent, helping reduce issues with invitations, confirmations, and other customer messages.
Workspace activity reporting now gives better visibility into usage and sync activity.
You should see fewer repeated sign-ins when using the same connector across runs, and fewer failures when a provider ends an older session.
Failed runs now include a short explanation in plain language, making it easier to understand what went wrong and what to do next.
Invoice and product forms now have easier-to-search currency and account pickers, with clearer names and better ordering.
Long-running workflow steps are now less likely to time out when they involve large searches or large lists of connector items.
Search results now better match the records you are looking for. This makes it easier to find the right item when names or details are similar.
Messages used in workflows are now handled more reliably. This reduces cases where a message could be processed incorrectly or not appear as expected.
Email and meeting notifications have been improved so more messages are sent with the right details. This helps recipients get clearer, more complete updates.
Workspace monitoring and sync tracking are now more reliable. This makes it easier to spot when data is up to date and when something needs attention.
Plan and billing information is now handled more consistently. This helps reduce issues when checking access or subscription status.
More connected systems and data types are now supported across workflows and syncs. This gives you broader coverage when moving information between tools.
Signing in through connectors is less likely to interrupt other active sessions, and failed sessions recover more smoothly.
When a run fails, it now shows a plain-language explanation and, when possible, a suggested next step.
Currency and account fields now show searchable, human-friendly names, making them easier to choose on invoice and product forms.
Large searches and connector lookups are less likely to interrupt a run partway through.
More business systems and data types are now available for syncing and automation. This broadens the range of records and workflows you can connect in Softsync.
Syncing is now more reliable when handling larger or more complex records. This helps reduce missed updates and failed imports.
Email-related workflows and notifications are now more reliable. This reduces cases where messages or confirmations could fail to send.
Workspace and workflow monitoring now provide broader visibility into sync health and activity. This makes it easier to spot issues and understand what is happening across connected workspaces.
If a connected accounting service resets your sign-in, the app reconnects automatically so your work can continue.
When a run fails, you now see a short plain-language explanation instead of a raw system error.
Currency and account fields on invoice and product forms are now easier to search and browse, so you can find the right option faster.
Softsync now supports more ways to connect accounting and email tools, making it easier to sync contacts, customers, products, and invoices.
More CRM automations are now available, including birthday follow-ups, high-value deal handling, and case study nomination requests.
Meeting and email templates now cover more common communication flows, so you can automate more follow-up and outbound messages.
Workspace activity and sync tracking now give teams better visibility into workflow health, making it easier to spot issues and keep automations running smoothly.
Record syncing and search are now more reliable, reducing the chance of missing or inconsistent results while data is being processed.
Mentions and related text in messages are now handled more consistently, helping shared messages and notifications stay readable.
Billing and plan management now better support workspace access and subscription changes, helping keep account access aligned with the right plan.
Invitation, meeting confirmation, and notification emails have been refreshed so recipients get clearer messages.
Softsync now supports more finance-related data across connected systems, giving customers more ways to move accounting information into their workflows.
Background processing and health handling were updated to make the platform more dependable and reduce interruptions during normal use.
Connections are now less likely to interrupt each other, which helps reduce failed sign-ins when traffic is spread across multiple app instances.
If a connection is ended unexpectedly, the app now tries again automatically so it can recover without manual steps.
Failed runs now show a short, human-readable explanation instead of a raw system error. When possible, the message also suggests what to do next.
Currency and account pickers on invoice and product forms are now searchable and easier to scan. The lists are also ordered more naturally so common choices are easier to find.
Large runs are now less likely to stop partway through, which makes long, tool-heavy workflows more reliable.
The system now blocks a few more workflow configurations that would fail later. This helps prevent broken runs from being saved in the first place.
Invoice and product forms now offer searchable currency pickers with the full set of accepted currencies.
Large searches and catalogues are handled more reliably so the assistant can complete the request instead of stopping when the request contains too much information.
The builder now catches missing recipients, invalid step references, unreachable endings, and other configurations that would otherwise save successfully but never work.
Completed workflows now show the same clear outcome and explanation in the task list and record history, including cases where nothing was changed.
Long selection lists now switch to a searchable picker, making it easier to find an option without scrolling through the entire list.
The welcome screen and onboarding dialog now display the correct content after setup is complete.
Accounting connections now recover automatically after a session expires, reducing interruptions to accounting tasks.
Failed automations include a short plain-language explanation and, when possible, a suggested next step.
Invoice and product forms make it easier to find the right currency or account by searching names as well as codes.
Long automation interactions are now less likely to end unexpectedly, so tasks can continue more reliably.
The automation builder now flags steps that depend on unavailable results or do not handle all possible outcomes.
Connections now recover automatically after access expires, reducing interruptions when the same account is used in more than one place.
Failed runs now show a short, plain-language explanation and, when possible, suggest what to do next.
Invoice and product forms now offer searchable pickers with clearer currency names and a broader set of supported currencies.
Large workflow requests now complete more reliably.
Checks now flag steps that rely on unavailable information or results that are not checked.
Connections now reconnect automatically after access expires, reducing failed actions.
Failed workflows now show a short, plain-language explanation and, when possible, a suggested next step.
Invoice and product forms now offer searchable currency and account pickers, with clearer currency names and codes.
Assistant tasks that use large catalogues or search results can now continue more reliably.
The workflow builder now flags steps that rely on unavailable results or lookups whose outcomes are not used.
Accounting connections now reconnect automatically when access expires, reducing failed syncs and actions.
Failed workflow runs now include a short explanation of what went wrong and, when possible, what you can do to fix it.
Currency pickers now include the full supported currency list and can be searched by currency name or code.
Workflows with large catalogues or search results are now less likely to fail.
The workflow builder now identifies more invalid configurations before you run them.
Accounting connections now recover automatically after access expires, reducing failed requests and unnecessary reconnects.
Failed workflows now show a short, plain-language explanation of the problem and, when possible, a suggested next step.
Invoice and product forms now let you search currencies and accounts by name or code, making it easier to choose the right option.
Assistant requests involving large searches or catalogs are now less likely to fail.
Workflows now identify more setup problems before they run.
Accounting connections now recover more reliably after a sign-in expires, reducing failed syncs and actions.
Workflow failures now include a short plain-language explanation and, when possible, guidance on how to resolve the problem.
Currency and account pickers on invoice and product forms are now searchable and show clearer names, making it easier to select the right option.
Long tasks involving large catalogs or multiple searches are now less likely to stop unexpectedly, so the assistant can continue working.
The workflow builder now flags steps that rely on unavailable results before the workflow runs.
The workflow builder now warns when a lookup result is not used to determine what happens next, helping prevent workflows from proceeding without a meaningful result.
Connections can recover after a sign-in expires, so workflows are less likely to fail unexpectedly.
When a workflow fails, it includes a short, plain-language explanation and next steps when available, making problems easier to resolve.
Invoice and product forms now offer searchable pickers with clearer currency names and account choices.
The assistant now completes work more reliably after large searches.
The workflow builder now flags steps that may never produce a result or whose results are not handled.
Connections now recover automatically after authorization expires, reducing unexpected authorization failures.
Failed runs now include a short plain-language explanation and, when possible, guidance on how to resolve the problem.
Invoice and product forms now offer searchable pickers with clearer currency names and a broader set of supported currencies.
Workflows handling large catalogues or multiple searches can now continue instead of failing without a useful result.
Workflows now identify steps that depend on results that cannot be reached before they cause a failed run.
Workflows now flag searches whose results are never used to make a decision, helping prevent incorrect assumptions.
These accounting connectors now include product catalog views, product creation, and list workflows alongside invoicing. You can also disconnect them cleanly when they are no longer needed.
The assistant is better at keeping earlier parts of a conversation in mind, so follow-up questions are less likely to lose important details. It is also less likely to repeat itself or answer from the wrong source.
Questions about connected information are now more likely to use the correct connection. You’ll also see clearer guidance when a connection belongs to someone else.
If an email address bounces, that recipient is removed from the rest of the sequence while everyone else continues as normal. Bounce notices are no longer treated as replies.
Workflows with missing recipients, invalid field updates, or steps that depend on values they just changed are now blocked before saving. The error points to the step that needs attention, so problems are caught earlier.
Transform steps now support the workflow mode needed for connector-based workflows. Notification steps now send messages to the person who triggered the workflow instead of the author.
Queue processing is now more balanced when one workspace sends a large burst of jobs. This helps other workspaces keep moving and reduces stop-and-start processing.
The workflow builder is less likely to stop partway through setup. It now gives clearer feedback when a requested action is not available and avoids blocking submission because of unused connection slots.
Messages are now clearer and more helpful when a connection fails, making it easier to understand what happened and what to do next.
This release includes the latest customer-facing improvements and fixes.
Accounting connections now include product catalogues, product creation, invoice lists, and sales-order lists, with consistent currency handling.
You can now disconnect an accounting connection through its connection controls, with clearer feedback when a connection is not usable.
The assistant now retains useful results from earlier turns, so follow-up requests such as choosing an item from a previously shown list work more reliably.
Permanent and temporary delivery failures now stop the sequence for that recipient only, while the rest of the campaign continues. Out-of-office replies are not treated as bounces.
Failed runs now include a short explanation of what went wrong and, when possible, what you can do next.
Activity in one busy workspace is less likely to delay automation processing for other workspaces.
Enrichment now stores contact details in their intended fields and checks for an exact match before creating a new contact.
Bulk actions now show when they apply only to the first 200 selected records and warn when large changes will not trigger automations.
Invoice and product workflows can now populate accounts, categories, currencies, templates, and other selections from connected data. Product prices update to reflect the chosen currency, and displayed rows can be opened to review invoice lines.
Connecting a service from Settings now also sets up the features needed for syncing and viewing record details. Setup errors identify the list and field that need attention.
Scrolling over a focused number field no longer changes its value, helping prevent accidental changes to prices and quantities.
Workflow automation behavior has been expanded and made more consistent.
The button for creating a new view is now available consistently in the view selector.
Copied record links now open the record panel at the intended location.
Record lists and searches now respect scope and sort rules more consistently.
The assistant can now help manage groups and views with safer guardrails.
Record lists now apply scoped filters and sorting more reliably.
The assistant can manage groups and views while respecting workspace visibility and permissions.
Views can now sort records using relation fields and fields containing multiple values.
Hourly is now clearly shown as the shortest available schedule interval, and unread counts display as 99+ once they reach the limit.
Selecting a sixth file now explains the limit without clearing the files you already selected.
PowerOffice company syncs now match existing records more reliably during repeat imports.
Run details now turn bare record and group IDs into clickable mentions where possible.
Control variables now behave as expected in the interface.
Toggle controls now start with the intended small size.
Sidebar buttons have been updated to use the corrected styling and spacing.
DoneAI controls now match the intended rounded style.
Theme colors now update consistently across the app.
The link input in the rich text editor now behaves correctly. This makes it easier to add or change links while editing content.
Workflow example screens now open without breaking. This restores the example content used during workflow setup.
The control variable picker now behaves as expected.
The schedule picker in email setup now shows properly aligned icons.
Pagination controls were standardized so they match across the app.
The workflow editor now starts with a conversational setup flow instead of the older setup form.
Workflow starter examples now point to the correct screen, preventing them from breaking when opened.
The rich text editor’s link input now behaves correctly.
Control variables now behave correctly again.
Toggles now use the expected default size.
DoneAI navigation tabs now display in the intended style.
AI progress indicators now use the correct visual style.
Icons in the email schedule picker are now aligned properly.
Default buttons now use the correct corner radius.
DoneAI controls now use the correct corner radius and styling.
Theme styling now stays in sync across areas of the app, reducing visual differences.
Workflow examples now load correctly again.
Link entry in the rich text editor now behaves correctly. Other small control styling issues were also corrected so buttons, toggles, and tabs display more consistently.
Workflow example screens now load without errors after the starter panel was renamed, preventing the editor from breaking on open.
The link input now behaves correctly when adding or editing links. This makes rich text editing more reliable.
Control variables and small toggle controls now use the intended defaults. This prevents inconsistent behavior in forms and settings.
Importer tables now use a clearer selection control. This makes it easier to choose values while importing data.
DoneAI chips, progress indicators, and related controls now render with the correct appearance. This keeps the interface consistent in branded areas.
Theme styling now stays in sync across providers. This reduces visual differences between screens and themes.
Workflow example screens now load correctly after a component rename. This prevents the example content from breaking in the editor.
Several workflow controls, including tabs, progress indicators, and radius styling, have been visually adjusted. The workflow interface should now look more polished and consistent.
The rich text editor link field now works reliably.
Control variables now behave correctly again.
The email schedule picker icons are now aligned properly.
Toggles now default to the intended small size.
The link input in the rich text editor now behaves more reliably.
Control variables now behave as expected in the editor.
DoneAI navigation and controls now use the updated tab and button styling.
AI progress indicators now display with the intended styling.
The icons in the email schedule picker are now aligned more cleanly.
DoneAI controls now use the same corner styling as other interface elements.
Theme styling now updates more reliably when switching between themes.
Workflow example content now opens correctly after the starter panel update.
The link field in the rich text editor now behaves properly, making it easier to add or edit links in formatted text.
DoneAI navigation and controls have been adjusted for a cleaner layout.
The email schedule picker now shows aligned icons, making the scheduling controls easier to scan.
Checkboxes now match the intended filled appearance across form controls.
Toggle controls now default to the expected compact size, keeping form controls aligned more consistently.
Workflow example content now opens without breaking after the starter panel was renamed. This fixes a load issue that could block example workflows from appearing.
Control variable handling has been corrected. This fixes an issue that could interfere with workflow or form behavior when using variable controls.
Control variables now work as expected in the interface. This prevents incorrect behavior when configuring variable-driven content.
Workflow example content now loads without broken references after the starter panel rename. This prevents example workflows from failing to open.
Workflow example screens now open without broken references after the starter screen rename.
Control variable fields and small toggles now use the intended default sizing and appearance.
Pagination controls now share the same component and styling across screens.
DoneAI tab groups and related controls now use the correct layout and corner radius again.
The rich text link editor and workflow example screens now load reliably.
Scheduled company imports now update existing companies instead of creating duplicates. Contacts with multiple roles retain all of their categories.
Automation run details now turn group and record references into readable, clickable links where available.
The link field in the rich-text editor now works correctly when adding links.
The link input in the rich-text editor now works correctly.
Links can now be added and edited as expected in the rich-text editor.
Adding links to formatted text now works correctly.
The link editor now accepts and saves links as expected.
The link input now accepts and saves links correctly.
The link input in the rich-text editor now accepts and applies links properly.
A Fiken connection now checks that it can read data before reporting success.
Connector imports now skip problem values and continue with the rest of the import.
Workflow templates can now declare which record fields they need before installation. Missing fields are created automatically, and conflicting fields are flagged before the workflow is installed.
You can now use workflow steps to place existing records into a group or remove them from one.
The workflow builder now asks guided questions instead of relying on a setup form.
The variable selector can now be opened from the bulk bar while composing email.
The sidebar now uses a cleaner color treatment, and shortcut buttons have a more consistent shape.
The bulk actions bar has been adjusted to match the new layout.
You can now open the variable picker from the bulk actions bar while editing email content.
The link input in the rich text editor now behaves correctly.
Several DoneAI interface elements have been corrected so their tabs, buttons, and controls display properly.
Checkboxes now display the intended filled appearance.
The email schedule picker icons are now aligned consistently.
Workflow trigger setup now walks you through the needed choices step by step instead of using a dense form. This makes it easier to define what records to watch and when a workflow should run.
The workflow starter now uses your prompt as written instead of rewriting it first. This helps prevent setups from being saved incorrectly or failing to run.
Template installation and workflow history now use clearer wording, and connection errors show the full message instead of being cut off. This makes setup and troubleshooting easier.
Problem reports from workflow runs now appear in a dedicated review page. Support can see the related run and conversation details in one place.
The onboarding preview dashboard no longer shows placeholder text in supported languages. It now displays the intended translated labels and descriptions.
Text values in multi-value fields now display properly in record views. This prevents broken or confusing text from appearing in those fields.
Imports that use grouped relation data now route records correctly. This reduces the chance of records landing in the wrong group during import.
The workspace selector now stays stable when you accept an invitation. This removes the brief flash that could appear during the join flow.
The bulk actions bar has been reorganized for a cleaner layout, making the controls easier to scan and use.
Secondary action buttons in dialogs now render more cleanly.
The variable selector in email editing now opens correctly from the bulk actions bar.
The sidebar now uses a simpler color treatment and cleaner shortcut button styling.
The link field in the rich text editor now works as expected, so you can enter and edit links without issues.
Workflow examples, the library, and related preview content were updated to match the latest setup flow.
Workflow example content now opens without failing to load.
The bulk action bar has a cleaner layout, making multi-select actions easier to use.
An extra shadow was removed from dialog action buttons, making dialogs look cleaner.
Variable selection now works from the bulk action bar in email flows.
Sidebar colors have been simplified for a cleaner appearance.
The sidebar shortcut button now has a better corner radius.
Checkboxes now use the filled style where expected, making selection states easier to recognize.
Link entry in the rich text editor now works more smoothly.
Workflow triggers can now be set up through a step-by-step question flow instead of a dense form.
The workflow starter now uses a conversational setup, making it easier to fill in missing details and save workflows correctly.
Workflow templates now install with clearer wording, and connection setup shows the full error message so problems are easier to diagnose.
The new workflow setup questions and install conflict message are now translated across supported languages.
The workflow editor now walks you through trigger setup with simple questions instead of a dense form, making it easier to choose what records to watch, when to run, and which filters to apply.
Template installs and workflow history now reflect the latest workflow experience. Connection errors also show more of the original message, making setup issues easier to understand.
Workflow starter and example screens now load correctly after recent editor changes, preventing broken workflow setup pages from appearing.
Problem reports submitted from workflow history now appear in the admin review area with the related run attached, making it easier to triage workflow issues.
Group-related screens now use the current group list consistently, helping prevent missing or outdated group choices in places that depend on group visibility.
Several workflow and onboarding screens now show the intended text in more languages instead of raw placeholder text, making the setup experience clearer for non-English users.
The workspace selector no longer briefly flashes when you open an invite, making the transition into a workspace feel smoother.
Several shared controls now render with more consistent spacing, shape, and disabled states, improving the look and feel across the app without changing how the controls work.
Workflow triggers can now be configured through a guided step-by-step flow. This makes it easier to choose what to watch, when to run, and how to narrow the trigger.
The workflow starter now lets users begin with a simple prompt instead of a rigid setup form. This reduces confusion when creating new automations.
Workflow templates, history, and previews now show clearer information. Connection errors also surface more of the original message.
Workflow example screens now open correctly after a recent rename. This prevents broken example links in the workflow area.
Objects settings now show the correct translated text instead of falling back to English. This improves the settings experience in all supported languages.
DoneAI icons, tabs, and control styling now display correctly again. This keeps the branded experience consistent across the app.
Sidebar shortcuts and dialog action buttons now use cleaner styling. This improves visual consistency in common navigation and dialog flows.
Workflow trigger setup now walks you through a step-by-step question flow instead of a dense form. This makes it easier to choose what to watch, when to run, and which filters to apply.
The workflow starter now lets you begin with prompts and a composer instead of a rigid setup form. Your input is passed through more reliably, which helps workflows save and run correctly.
Template installs, workflow history, and the copilot panel now reflect the latest workflow changes. Connection errors also show the full message instead of cutting it off.
Missing workflow setup and install conflict text has been added across all supported languages. This prevents untranslated fallback text from appearing during setup.
Imported records now route group information more reliably when relation tables are involved. This helps group values appear in the right place after import.
The variable picker now opens correctly from the bulk action bar while composing email actions. This makes it easier to insert variables during bulk edits.
Several sidebar, button, checkbox, and tab controls have been visually corrected. These updates make the interface look more consistent and easier to use.
The link input in the rich text editor now behaves correctly. Adding or editing links is more reliable.
Checkboxes now use the intended filled appearance, making selected states easier to recognize.
Buttons now use the correct default style in more places.
The DoneAI section now uses the intended tab layout again.
Button tabs now have cleaner spacing and rounded corners.
Disabled buttons now display correctly, making it clearer when an action is unavailable.
DoneAI controls now use the correct corner radius.
Workflow setup now opens correctly after the starter screen update.
The workflow starter now asks for missing details in a more natural back-and-forth flow.
The workflow area now includes updated template browsing and history views.
Workflow setup questions and install conflict messages now appear in the correct translated text.
Workspace settings now show the intended labels and messages instead of default text.
The bulk actions panel now uses a cleaner layout.
The variable picker in email editing now opens from the bulk actions bar as expected.
The sidebar now uses a simpler color treatment.
Shortcut buttons in the sidebar now have a more consistent corner radius.
Checked boxes now display the filled version as intended.
Disabled buttons now have a clearer inactive appearance, making it easier to tell when an action is unavailable.
Notification items now render with cleaner spacing and no extra border.
The bulk action bar has been adjusted to fit the current interface better.
The email composer now opens variable selection from the bulk action bar correctly, making it easier to insert variables while editing messages.
The workflow starter now begins with prompts and a composer instead of a rigid setup form, making it easier to describe what you want the workflow to do.
Workflow template browsing and history views have been updated to match the new workflow experience.
Workflow example content now links to the renamed starter panel correctly.
The workflow editor now guides you through trigger setup with simple questions, making it easier to define what to watch for, when to run, and any extra filters.
Workflow setup, template install, history, and connection screens now use clearer text and more complete error details, making setup and troubleshooting easier.
Saving a workflow now reliably stops older enabled versions so only the latest version keeps running.
Onboarding and workspace screens now show the intended translated text instead of placeholder strings in supported languages.
Workflow trigger setup now keeps selected values intact so automations save correctly and run as expected.
Workflow example and starter screens now open correctly after the setup redesign.
The variable selector now opens correctly from the bulk action bar, making it easier to insert variables while editing email content.
DoneAI tabs, chips, and controls now keep a more consistent shape and appearance.
Theme colors now stay consistent when moving between different parts of the app.
The bulk actions panel has been reorganized for easier use. Controls are now arranged more clearly when working with multiple items.
The variable picker now opens correctly from the bulk actions bar while editing email content. This makes it easier to insert dynamic values while composing.
The link field in the rich text editor now accepts and keeps your entry properly. This fixes a frustrating issue when adding or editing links.
Notification items now render without the extra border that appeared around them. This makes the notification list cleaner.
The link input in the rich text editor now works properly. This restores normal link editing while composing content.
Several DoneAI interface elements, including tabs, progress states, and control shapes, now render as intended. This improves the consistency of the DoneAI experience.
The email schedule picker now shows aligned icons. This makes the scheduling controls easier to read and use.
The bulk action bar has been rearranged for a clearer layout, making multi-item actions easier to use.
You can now pick email variables from the bulk action bar as expected.
The sidebar now uses a simpler, more consistent color treatment, and shortcut buttons keep the intended shape.
DoneAI tabs, chips, icons, and control spacing now display more consistently.
A connection is no longer shown as ready when it can sign in but cannot read company data. The connection flow explains what needs to be enabled and lets you retry.
Imports now convert values according to their field type and skip only values that cannot be converted. Completion messages report skipped values instead of failing the entire page or hiding missing data.
Automation templates now create required record fields during installation. Installation stops with a clear explanation when an existing field has the wrong type.
Automations can now add existing records to groups or remove them from groups, including records received from an event or an earlier step.
Invalid trigger values, unknown fields, and unavailable fields are now identified before an automation is activated instead of leaving it unable to run.
The automation builder now asks focused questions using choices from your workspace, including whether a field changed from any value or a specific value.
A guided setup helps you choose which records to watch, when the workflow should run, and any additional filters.
The workflow starter lets you describe what you want in your own words and guides you through the missing details.
You can now choose email variables correctly when sending messages through bulk actions.
A guided setup helps you choose which records to watch, when the automation should run, and any additional filters.
You can start building an automation by describing what you want in your own words, then answer questions to complete the setup.
Settings now display text in your selected language.
The “Others” chart category now uses your selected language.
Record details are easier to read and scan on small screens.
The variable selector now works correctly when creating bulk email actions.
Workflow setup now guides you through choosing records, timing, and additional conditions with a simpler question-based flow.
You can describe what you want a workflow to do in your own words, and the setup guides you through any details that are still needed.
Connection setup now displays the full error message so you can better understand and resolve a problem.
You can now choose values from the variable selector when applying actions to multiple records.
A guided setup now helps you choose which records to watch, when the workflow should run, and which conditions should narrow it down.
You can begin creating a workflow with a plain-language request. The setup then asks for any missing details using the options available in your workspace.
Connection setup now displays the full error message, making it clearer how to resolve a failed connection.
The email variable selector now works when editing multiple records at once.
A guided setup asks which records to watch, when the workflow should run, and which conditions should narrow it down.
You can describe what you want in your own words and get guidance through any missing details.
The email field selector now works when creating email content for multiple records.
Workflow setup guides you through choosing records to watch, when to run, and optional filters.
Workflow setup now lets you describe what you want in your own words and guides you through the missing details.
Connection failures now provide the complete explanation so you can better understand what needs attention.
You can now select email variables correctly while editing multiple records at once.
A guided setup now helps you choose which records to watch, when the workflow should run, and any additional filters.
Describe what you want a workflow to do in your own words, then answer follow-up questions to complete the setup.
When a workflow cannot be set up because required information is missing, the message now explains what needs to be fixed.
Connection setup now displays the complete error message so you can better understand and resolve the problem.
A guided setup helps you choose which records to watch, when the workflow should run, and any additional filters.
Describe what you want a workflow to do in your own words, then answer follow-up questions to complete the setup.
Bulk email actions now let you select which details to insert.
A guided setup helps you choose which records to watch, when the task should run, and any additional filters.
Describe what you want an automated task to do in your own words, then answer follow-up questions to complete the setup.
When setup details conflict, the message now explains what needs to be fixed.
You can now select email variables when creating bulk actions.
Incoming mail now links to the right contact even when email addresses use different capitalization.
A Gmail notification now updates all matching mailbox connections instead of only one of them.
When a record or message search cannot reach its source, it now reports a failure instead of looking empty.
When you search for your own messages, the search now stays limited to your scope even if no other people are named.
When several messages match equally well, the newest one can now be shown first.
Message deletion workflows now behave consistently instead of sometimes using a different delete style than intended.
Stopping a workflow run now also stops any runs it started underneath it.
New chat-built automations now default to workspace-wide scope instead of only running for one person. They still narrow to a single user when the trigger is tied to a personal mailbox or user-specific connection.
You can now open an audit log for a workflow run to review completed and failed steps.
Users can now flag a workflow that is not behaving correctly directly from run history.
When a workflow is updated, only the newest enabled version now runs.
Re-running a connector import now updates matching records instead of creating a second copy.
New email notifications now start disabled unless you turn them on.
The sidebar share button and color styling now look and behave more consistently.
Buttons now render with the intended shape, disabled state, and icon styling. Filled checkboxes also display correctly.
You can now open a run log from workflow history to see what happened in a run. You can also report a workflow problem with the failing run attached.
The run scope control now stays visible and explains whether a workflow runs for the whole team or just you.
When a workflow is updated, older enabled versions are now retired more reliably.
Admins can now review problem reports submitted from workflow run history.
You can now stop a queued campaign run before it finishes.
The campaign results column formerly labeled Bounced is now called Failed.
Several workspace settings screens now show translated text instead of falling back to English.
Record properties now display more cleanly on small screens. The chart Others label also now appears correctly in every supported language.
You can now open a run history entry to see the steps that ran and the records they affected. If something goes wrong, you can send a problem report with the failed run and related conversation for context.
The run-as setting is now always visible in the workflow editor. It shows whether a workflow will run for the whole team or only for you, and explains when the choice is locked.
Saving a workflow now cleanly retires older enabled versions. This prevents duplicate background runs from being created.
Administrators can now review problem reports submitted from workflow run history in one place. Each report includes the related run and conversation context.
You can now stop queued campaign runs before they finish sending. Removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining sends instead of leaving them active.
The email results table now labels failed sends as Failed instead of Bounced.
The visual workflow editor now walks you through trigger setup with simple questions instead of a dense form. This makes it easier to choose what to watch, when to run, and how to narrow the trigger.
Template installs and workflow history now use clearer wording throughout the setup flow. Connection errors also show the full message instead of cutting it off.
The import confirmation message now reflects that records can be updated without being duplicated.
Text values in record views are now shown consistently even when a field can contain multiple values. This prevents broken or confusing text in record details.
The chart view now displays the correct label for the Others slice in every supported language.
New notification settings now default email notifications to off.
The sidebar share button now behaves as expected.
You can now open a run history entry to see what happened during a workflow run. If something goes wrong, you can send a problem report with the related run and conversation to help support investigate.
The run-as setting is now always visible and clearly shows whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you. When the setting is locked, you can see why.
Saving a newer workflow version now turns off older enabled versions automatically. This helps prevent duplicate background runs after an update.
You can now stop queued campaign runs instead of waiting for every remaining send to finish. Removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining steps.
The campaign results view now uses Failed for sends that did not complete. The label now matches what the column measures.
You can now open a workflow run to see what happened and which records were affected. If something looks wrong, you can send a problem report with the run and related conversation so support can investigate faster.
The workflow run scope is now easier to understand, so you can tell whether it applies to your whole team or only to you. It also explains when the setting cannot be changed.
Saving a workflow now no longer causes the same automation to run twice.
Admins now have a place to review problem reports submitted from workflow runs, along with the related run and conversation context.
You can now stop a queued campaign run instead of only removing someone from the sequence. Remaining sends for that person are cancelled when you use stop.
Campaign results now label these sends as Failed instead of Bounced, which better matches sends that did not go out successfully.
The workflow editor now guides you through trigger setup with simple questions instead of a dense form. This makes it easier to choose what to watch, when to run, and any extra filters.
The workflow starter now uses a conversational flow, which makes trigger setup more reliable and reduces cases where workflows were saved but never ran.
Template installs, history, and the assistant panel now reflect the latest workflow changes. Connection errors also show the full message instead of cutting it off.
Text values in multi-value fields now display properly in record views, preventing broken or missing text.
Charts now place records into the right date groups, improving the accuracy of time-based reporting.
Imports now keep related records in the right group, preventing records from landing in the wrong place.
The onboarding preview dashboard now displays the intended text in all supported languages.
New notification email settings start disabled by default, helping prevent unexpected emails until you turn them on.
The share button in the sidebar now works as expected.
Several buttons, tabs, checkboxes, and progress indicators were visually refined to better match the app's theme.
The profile upload button now uses the updated button styling.
Email notifications now start turned off by default, so users only receive them after enabling them.
The share button in the sidebar now works as expected.
Buttons now use more consistent sizing, shape, and disabled states.
The sidebar color styling has been corrected to stay consistent with the rest of the app.
The profile upload button now has cleaner styling.
Users can now open run history to review what happened in a workflow run and report a problem with the related run attached.
The run scope control is now always visible and explains whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for the current user.
Older enabled workflow versions are now retired more reliably when a new version is saved, helping prevent duplicate runs.
Admins now have a page for reviewing problem reports submitted from workflow runs.
Queued campaigns can now be stopped before they finish sending. The send status label has also been renamed to Failed.
Connection setup now shows the full error message instead of cutting it off, making connection problems easier to understand.
Record properties on small screens now use clearer spacing and dividers, making record details easier to scan on mobile.
The Others slice in charts now uses the correct translated label.
You can now open a run log from workflow history to see the steps that ran and the records they affected. If something goes wrong, you can report it with the failing run attached so support has the right context.
The run-as setting is now always visible in the workflow editor. It clearly shows whether a workflow will run for the whole team or only for you, and explains when that choice is locked.
You can now stop queued campaign runs instead of waiting for every remaining send to finish. Removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining steps.
The email list now labels the affected column as Failed instead of Bounced, which better matches what the count measures.
Email notifications now start disabled unless a user turns them on. This prevents unexpected notification emails.
The share button in the sidebar now behaves correctly. Users can access sharing from the sidebar without the previous issue.
The run scope control is now always visible and explains whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for the current user. It also explains when the scope is locked.
Saving a workflow now cleanly replaces older enabled versions. This prevents duplicate background runs.
Admins now have a page for reviewing workflow problem reports. Each report includes the related run and conversation context.
Queued email campaigns can now be stopped before they finish. Removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining sends.
The email results view now labels failed sends as Failed instead of Bounced. The label now matches what the column actually measures.
Workflow setup now walks users through a simpler question flow instead of a dense form. This makes it easier to define what should trigger a workflow.
Template installation and workflow history now use clearer wording, and connection errors show the full message. This helps users understand what went wrong and what to do next.
Charts now display the correct translated label for the Other slice. This prevents an English fallback from appearing in other languages.
Record properties now use a cleaner layout on small screens. Labels are easier to read and the section is less visually crowded.
The bulk action bar now uses an updated layout. This improves spacing and makes bulk actions easier to use.
Users can now open the variable picker from the bulk bar while editing email content. This makes it easier to insert variables during bulk actions.
Sidebar colors now render consistently again. This keeps the workspace navigation looking as expected.
Buttons, icon buttons, disabled states, and filled checkboxes now render with the intended styling. This improves consistency across the app.
The link input in the rich text editor now aligns properly. This makes editing links easier and more polished.
Schedule picker icons now line up properly. This makes the email scheduling controls look cleaner.
Workspace and group controls now use cleaner layouts and spacing. This makes navigation and grouping controls easier to scan.
Notification cards now have cleaner borders and spacing. This makes notifications easier to read.
You can now open a run log from workflow history to see the steps that ran and the records they affected. If something goes wrong, you can report it from the failed run.
The run scope control is now always visible and explains whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you. It also shows why the scope is locked when needed.
Saving a workflow now prevents older enabled versions from continuing to run in parallel. This removes duplicate background activity.
Problem reports from workflow runs now appear in a dedicated review page for admins. Each report includes the related run so it is easier to understand what happened.
You can now stop a queued campaign run before it finishes sending. Removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining sends instead of leaving them active.
The campaign results view now labels failed sends as Failed instead of Bounced. The label now matches what the column actually measures.
Stopping a queued campaign now cancels the remaining sends, and removing someone from a sequence now behaves as expected.
The campaign results view now uses a more accurate label for failed sends.
You can now open run details from workflow history and report a problem from a failed run.
The run scope control is now always visible and makes it clearer whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you.
Admins now have a page for reviewing workflow problem reports.
Workflow setup now uses a step-by-step question flow to make it easier to define what should trigger a workflow.
Connection setup now shows the full error message, making connection problems easier to understand and fix.
Several screens now show the correct translated text instead of falling back to English placeholders.
Record details on small screens now use a cleaner layout with clearer labels.
The chart slice labeled Others now appears in the correct language.
The sidebar share button and related styling were adjusted for a more consistent appearance.
Email notifications now start disabled by default.
Adding or editing links in the rich text editor is now more reliable.
The bulk action bar now has a cleaner layout, reducing visual glitches when selecting multiple items.
The email variable picker now works correctly from the bulk action bar.
Sidebar colors were adjusted for a cleaner, more consistent appearance.
Buttons now look more consistent across the app, including shape, spacing, and disabled states.
Notification cards no longer show an extra border.
You can now open a workflow run to see the steps that ran and which records were affected.
You can now send a problem report directly from a workflow run.
The run scope control is now always visible and explains whether a workflow runs for your whole team or only for you.
Saving a workflow now prevents older enabled versions from continuing to run at the same time.
Administrators can now review problem reports submitted from workflow runs in one place.
You can now stop queued campaign sends before they finish. Removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining sends.
The email results table now labels failed sends as Failed instead of Bounced.
The workflow editor now guides you through trigger setup with a simpler question flow.
The workflow starter now passes what you type through without changing it first.
Template installation and workflow history now use clearer wording, and connection errors now show the full message.
The objects settings pages no longer fall back to raw English text in translated languages.
Record details now read more cleanly on small screens, with clearer spacing and larger labels.
Several buttons, tabs, and sidebar controls now use a more consistent appearance.
New email notification settings now default to disabled.
You can now stop a campaign run before it finishes sending, and removing someone from a sequence cancels their remaining sends.
The email list now uses Failed for messages that did not send successfully, which better matches the status shown.
You can open a run history entry to see which steps ran and which records were affected.
A new problem report option lets you send a failing run to support with the related conversation attached.
The run scope control is now always visible and explains whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you.
The workflow editor now asks guided questions instead of showing a dense setup form, making it easier to choose what to watch, when to run, and which records to include.
Template installs now address the right person, and connection errors show the full message instead of being cut off.
Saving a workflow now avoids creating duplicate background activity from older enabled versions.
Administrators now have a page for reviewing workflow problem reports, including the related run and conversation details.
The onboarding preview now displays the intended dashboard text in all supported languages.
Record property views are easier to read on small screens, with larger labels and a clearer layout.
The chart slice for smaller values now uses the proper localized label instead of an English fallback.
The sidebar share action has been corrected, restoring access to the sharing control from the sidebar.
Email notifications now start disabled by default, helping prevent unwanted messages until you turn them on.
Buttons and icon buttons now use a more consistent look and feel across the interface.
The profile upload button now matches the rest of the interface more closely.
You can now open a workflow run to see the steps that ran and the records they affected. If something goes wrong, you can report it from the run history with the related conversation attached for support.
Admins now have a dedicated place to review problem reports submitted from workflow runs, with the related run and conversation details included.
You can now stop a running campaign from the queue. Removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining sends.
Failed email sends now appear as Failed in the email results view, making the status easier to understand.
The sidebar share button now appears consistently.
New email notifications now start disabled by default, and notification panels have cleaner spacing and borders.
Buttons, checkboxes, tabs, progress indicators, and related controls now follow the same visual style across the app.
Sidebar colors, shortcut buttons, and profile upload controls now render more cleanly.
The rich text editor's link input now behaves more reliably, making it easier to add or edit links while composing content.
The email schedule picker now uses aligned icons, making the scheduling controls easier to read.
Record property screens now use a clearer layout on small screens, with easier-to-read labels and more consistent spacing.
The chart slice labeled Others now shows the proper translated text instead of a fallback string.
The bulk action bar now uses a cleaner layout, reducing visual shifting when bulk actions appear.
You can now open a workflow run to see the steps that ran and which records were affected. This makes it easier to understand what happened in a workflow run.
You can now send a problem report directly from a workflow run. This helps support investigate faster.
The run-as setting is now always visible and explains whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you. When the setting is locked, it now tells you why.
Saving a workflow now cleanly disables older enabled versions. This prevents duplicate background runs from being triggered.
Admins now have a page for reviewing problem reports submitted from workflow runs.
You can now stop queued campaign runs before they finish sending. Removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining sends.
The campaign results table now labels failed sends as Failed instead of Bounced. The label now matches what the column actually measures.
The visual workflow editor now walks you through trigger setup with clearer questions. This makes it easier to choose what to watch, when to run, and any extra filters.
The workflow starter now uses a conversational setup instead of turning your choices into a sentence first. This reduces setup mistakes and helps workflows save and run correctly.
Template installs and workflow history now use clearer wording, and connection errors now show the full message instead of a shortened version. This makes setup and troubleshooting easier.
The objects settings page now displays the intended text in all supported languages. It also shows a clearer import confirmation message.
Record properties now render more cleanly on small screens, and the chart label for other values now appears correctly in every language. This fixes several display issues in workspace views.
The sidebar share button now behaves as expected. This restores a control that could stop responding.
Several buttons, tabs, checkboxes, and progress indicators were visually refined. The app now has more consistent spacing, shape, and disabled states across screens.
You can now open a run to see the steps that executed and the records they affected. If something goes wrong, you can send a problem report with the failed run attached.
The run scope control now clearly shows whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you. When the scope is locked, it explains why.
Saving a workflow now retires older enabled versions automatically. This prevents duplicate background runs from being triggered.
Admins can now review problem reports submitted from workflow runs in one place. Each report includes the related run and authoring thread for easier follow-up.
You can now stop a queued campaign run and cancel the remaining sends. This helps when someone is removed from a sequence or a campaign needs to be halted.
The email list now uses Failed instead of Bounced for sends that failed inside the system. The label now matches what the column actually measures.
The objects settings pages now use the correct translated labels instead of falling back to English. This makes the settings experience consistent across languages.
The import confirmation message now reflects that re-runnable imports update existing records instead of duplicating them. This makes the result of an import clearer before you continue.
Record property rows are easier to scan on small screens, with clearer separators and larger labels. This improves readability on mobile devices.
The chart slice labeled Others now uses the proper translated label. This removes an English fallback that could appear in other languages.
The visual workflow editor now asks guided questions about what to watch, when to run, and how to narrow the trigger. This makes it easier to set up a workflow without filling out a dense form.
The workflow starter now sends your prompt directly instead of rewriting it into a sentence first. This helps the setup flow understand your intent more reliably.
Template installs and workflow history now use the updated workflow experience, and connection errors now show the full message instead of cutting it off. This makes setup and troubleshooting clearer.
The new workflow setup questions and install conflict messages now appear in all supported languages. Retired setup text has been removed so users no longer see outdated wording.
The bulk action bar now uses the updated layout, and the email variable picker works from that bar. This keeps bulk editing and email composition usable together.
The sidebar share button and related styling have been cleaned up. This makes the sidebar look and behave more consistently.
Default buttons, icon buttons, and disabled buttons now follow the updated visual style. This keeps controls looking consistent across the app.
New notification settings now start with email notifications disabled. This avoids sending email alerts before a user turns them on.
You can now open a run log from workflow history to see the steps that ran and the records they affected. If something goes wrong, you can send a problem report that includes the failed run and related conversation for support.
The run-as setting is now always visible and clearly shows whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you. When a personal mailbox or connection affects the setting, the reason is shown too.
Saving a workflow now correctly retires older enabled versions, so duplicate background runs no longer happen after updates.
Admins now have a page for reviewing problem reports submitted from workflow runs, with the related run and conversation details included for follow-up.
You can now stop queued campaign runs instead of waiting for every remaining send to finish. Removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining sends.
The email results table now labels failed sends as Failed instead of Bounced, so the label matches the result being shown.
The visual workflow editor now asks guided questions about what to watch, when to run, and what filters to apply, making trigger setup easier to follow.
Template installs now use clearer wording, and connection errors show the full message instead of cutting it off.
Text values in multi-value fields now appear properly in record views instead of causing display issues.
Charts now place data into the correct date buckets, improving the accuracy of time-based reporting.
Imports now handle related-record group routing more reliably, helping prevent records from landing in the wrong place.
The onboarding preview dashboard now displays the intended text in all supported languages instead of raw key names.
The sidebar share button and related styling now render more consistently.
Several buttons, tabs, checkboxes, and progress indicators now use the updated styling consistently.
The profile upload button now uses the intended spacing and appearance.
Email notifications are now disabled by default where expected.
The link input in the rich text editor now behaves correctly, making it easier to add and edit links while composing content.
Incoming messages now link to the correct contact even when the email address uses different capitalization.
Notifications for a shared address now update every connected mailbox instead of only one.
Private group names and views are no longer shown to workspace members who do not belong to those groups.
Record and message searches now clearly report when data could not be reached, rather than appearing to return no matches.
Requests such as “my latest email” now stay limited to the requester instead of widening to every mailbox the person can access.
Message searches can now prioritize the most recent matching messages while keeping relevance as the first filter.
Cancelling an automation run now also stops runs it started, preventing unexpected work from continuing.
Automations created through chat now run for the workspace by default and remain personal when they use personal connections or messages.
When you ask the assistant to email you, it now sends a notification instead of setting up an additional mailbox connection.
Run history now includes a readable record of the steps taken, the affected records, and useful details about the run.
You can now flag an automation that is not behaving as expected directly from its run history.
When an automation is edited, only its latest enabled version now responds to triggers, manual runs, and webhooks.
Connector imports can now update matching records on later runs instead of creating a second copy.
Open a run from workflow history to see which steps ran and which records they affected.
Report an issue directly from a failed run, including the run and the conversation that created the workflow.
Workflow scope is now always visible and explains whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you, including why the setting may be locked.
Older enabled workflow versions are now retired correctly when a workflow is saved, preventing the same event from triggering multiple versions.
You can stop queued campaign runs, and removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining scheduled sends.
The Bounced column is now called Failed, accurately showing sends that could not be completed.
New notification settings no longer enable email notifications unexpectedly.
Record properties are easier to read on small screens. Chart labels for the Others category are also translated correctly.
Open a run from your workflow history to see which steps ran and which records were affected.
You can now report a problem directly from a workflow run with relevant details about what happened.
Workflow settings now clearly show whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you.
Saving a workflow now prevents duplicate runs from previous settings.
You can stop a queued campaign, and removing someone from a sequence now cancels their remaining scheduled sends.
The Bounced label is now Failed, identifying sends that could not be completed.
Settings now use the correct translated labels and messages instead of falling back to English.
Import confirmations now clearly explain what happens when you run the same import again.
Record properties now use clearer dividers and larger labels on mobile screens.
The Others category in charts now displays in the correct language.
Connection setup now shows the full error message so you can better understand and resolve the problem.
New notification settings no longer enable email notifications unexpectedly.
You can stop queued campaign runs, and removing someone from a sequence now stops their remaining scheduled sends.
Email results now use “Failed” for sends that could not be completed, making the status clearer.
Each automation history item now opens a detailed view of the steps that ran and the records they affected.
You can report an issue directly from an automation run and include the relevant details.
You can see whether an automation runs for the whole team or only for you, along with any restrictions.
Updating an enabled automation no longer causes older versions to run alongside the new version.
Connection setup now displays the full error message so you can better understand and resolve failed connections.
The sidebar share action now works as expected.
New email notification settings now begin disabled until you choose to enable them.
New email notification settings now begin disabled until you choose to turn them on.
Open a workflow run from your history to see which steps ran and which records were affected.
You can now report an issue directly from a workflow run with the relevant details included.
Workflow setup now clearly shows whether a workflow applies to the whole team or only to you, including why a scope may be locked.
Updated workflows no longer cause duplicate actions from older versions.
You can now stop a queued campaign before its remaining messages are sent.
Removing a person from a sequence now cancels their remaining scheduled messages.
The Bounced label is now Failed for messages that could not be processed.
Labels and messages in settings now display correctly in supported languages.
You can rerun an import without creating duplicate records.
Record properties now use clearer separators and larger labels on small screens.
The Others category in charts now uses the selected language instead of always displaying English.
Each run-history entry now opens a detailed view of the steps that ran and the records they affected.
You can report an issue directly from a workflow run. The report includes relevant run details and conversation context to make troubleshooting easier.
The workflow settings now clearly show whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you, including why a setting may be locked.
Updating a workflow no longer causes duplicate runs.
You can now stop a queued campaign run, and removing someone from a sequence stops their remaining scheduled sends.
The campaign results column now uses the label Failed to accurately describe sends that did not complete.
Settings pages now use the correct translations instead of falling back to English.
Record details are easier to scan on mobile with clearer labels and separators between fields.
The Others category in charts now appears in the selected language.
New notification settings no longer enable email notifications automatically.
Workflow history now shows which steps ran and which records they affected.
You can report a problem directly from a workflow run with the relevant run details included.
The workflow scope clearly shows whether it applies to the whole team or only to you, with an explanation when access is restricted.
Updating a workflow no longer causes both the previous and latest behavior to run.
You can now stop a queued campaign run. Removing someone from a sequence also stops their remaining scheduled sends.
The Bounced label is now Failed, making it clear that the count covers sends that could not be completed.
Installation messages now show the correct installer and explain when required information is missing.
Settings labels now use the selected supported language instead of falling back to English.
Record properties now use clearer separators and larger labels on mobile screens.
The Others category in charts now uses the selected language instead of always displaying English.
The confirmation shown before importing records now more accurately describes how existing records are handled.
Connection setup now displays the complete error message, making connection problems easier to understand.
Sharing from the sidebar now works as expected.
Open a run from your workflow history to see which steps ran and which records they affected.
You can now report a problem directly from a workflow run, with the relevant run details included in your report.
The workflow editor now clearly shows whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you, including why a scope may be locked.
You can now stop a queued campaign run. Removing someone from a sequence also stops their remaining scheduled sends.
The campaign results column now uses “Failed” for sends that could not be processed.
Labels and messages in workspace settings now display correctly in supported languages.
Import confirmations now clearly explain that running an import again will not create duplicate records.
Record properties now use clearer separators and larger labels on smaller screens.
The “Others” category in charts now displays correctly in supported languages.
Open a run from workflow history to see what happened at each step and which records were affected.
You can now report an issue directly from a failed workflow run with the relevant details included.
The run scope control now explains whether a workflow applies to the whole team or only to you, including why an option may be unavailable.
You can now stop a queued campaign run. Removing someone from a sequence also stops their remaining scheduled messages.
The Bounced label is now Failed to more accurately describe messages that could not be sent.
Text in workspace settings now displays correctly in your selected language.
Re-running an import now updates existing records without creating duplicates.
Record properties now use clearer separators and larger labels on mobile devices.
The Others chart category now uses your selected language instead of always appearing in English.
Open a run from workflow history to see which steps ran and which records were affected.
You can now report a problem directly from a workflow run and include its details.
Workflow scope is always visible, showing whether a workflow runs for the whole team or only for you.
Updating a workflow no longer causes older versions to run the same actions again.
You can stop a campaign run while its messages are still waiting to be sent.
Removing someone from a sequence now stops their remaining scheduled messages.
The Bounced label is now Failed to more accurately describe messages that could not be sent.
Connection setup now shows clearer error messages to help you resolve problems.
Settings pages now use the correct localized text instead of falling back to English.
Record properties now use clearer separators and larger labels on mobile screens.
The Others category in charts now uses the selected language.
The sidebar sharing control now opens and behaves as expected.
Open an item from its history to see which steps ran and which records were affected.
You can report a problem directly from a failed item in its history.
You can now see whether an automated task applies to everyone or only to you.
Updating an automated task no longer causes duplicate activity.
Stop a queued campaign run, or remove someone from a sequence to cancel their remaining scheduled sends.
The results column now says Failed when a send could not be completed, making campaign results easier to interpret.
Labels and messages in settings now display correctly in the selected language.
The Others category in charts now uses the selected language.
New notification settings no longer enable email notifications unless you choose to turn them on.
Connection setup now displays the complete error so you can understand what needs attention.
Connector actions now complete more consistently, reducing failures in connected workflows.
The icon picker now behaves more reliably when choosing an icon. Workflow status badges and display panels also render more consistently.
The email group selector now behaves more smoothly in mailbox settings.
Workflow setup now handles connector actions and trigger selection more consistently.
Inviting someone to a workspace no longer causes the selector to flash unexpectedly.
The workspace selector now stays stable when you accept an invite.
The workspace switcher now stays stable when you accept an invite.
The workspace selector no longer flashes when opening an invite, making the transition into a workspace feel smoother.
The workspace selector no longer flashes when opening an invite. This makes the transition into a workspace feel smoother.
The workspace selector no longer flashes briefly when opening an invite.
Opening an invite no longer causes the workspace selector to flash briefly.
Joining a workspace invite now opens more smoothly, without a brief flash of the workspace selector.
The workspace selector no longer briefly flashes when you accept an invite.
Joining a workspace from an invite is now smoother. The workspace selector no longer flashes briefly during the transition.
The workspace selector now stays stable during invite flows. This removes a distracting flash when adding someone to a workspace.
The workspace selector now stays stable when you accept an invitation.
The workspace selector now stays stable while you accept an invitation.
The workspace selector remains stable while accepting an invitation.
The workspace selector no longer briefly flashes or changes unexpectedly while accepting an invitation.
The workspace selector no longer briefly appears while you accept an invitation.
The workspace selector now loads smoothly when joining a workspace from an invitation.
The selected workspace remains stable while accepting an invitation.
Inviting people to a workspace now opens with the correct workspace selected without briefly showing another workspace.
Inviting a member now keeps the workspace selector stable instead of briefly showing incorrect content.
The workspace selector stays stable while you send an invitation.
The workspace selector stays stable while inviting someone to join.
When creating an email or sequence, choosing recipients now uses a step-by-step group and object picker with clearer labels, search, favourites, and automatic skipping when there is only one possible choice.
The integrations page now lets you review an integration's available actions and start supported data imports from a connected account. Returning to the page now refreshes in the background without clearing the list.
Workflow creation and trigger selection now handle available actions and object choices more consistently, reducing cases where a setup step could appear incomplete or lose the selected trigger.
Mailbox connections now recover more consistently after a disconnect or expired session. This reduces cases where email syncing would stop until the connection was repaired.
You can now connect Fiken to work with its accounting data in Softsync.
Sequence lists now display more consistently, and the assistant logo shows correctly.
You can now connect Fiken to Softsync and use it with your workspace data.
Mailbox connections recover more reliably after a temporary connection problem.
When a connected email account's sign-in expires, a Reconnect button now appears in mailbox settings. Clicking it takes you straight to your email provider's sign-in without changing any of your existing import settings.
When setting up a workflow that uses an email account, the correct sign-in dialog now opens from the workflow AI assistant and the workflow builder. Previously, an empty or non-functional dialog could appear instead.
The data preview when importing large spreadsheets is now fully virtualized, keeping the page responsive regardless of how many rows or columns your file contains.
Opening a dropdown, popover, or command palette inside a record no longer accidentally triggers the field removal option when right-clicking.
The loading overlay shown while merging duplicate records now covers the full screen as expected. Selected duplicate groups in the list are also visually clearer.
The Settings > API Keys page now includes a direct link to the API documentation, making it easier to find developer resources without leaving the app.
Results are now available faster, reducing the time you wait.
The sent emails list now includes an engagement filter, letting you quickly view emails that were opened, clicked, replied to, bounced, or not yet opened. The same filter is available when reviewing emails in detail, making it easier to follow up with specific groups of recipients.
When multiple saved versions of the same workflow exist, only the most recent version now appears in the list. This removes duplicate entries and makes it easier to find and manage your automations.
In the workflow settings panel, the name and version fields are clearly labelled as read-only. These values are managed automatically and can no longer be changed accidentally.
When building a workflow using the visual canvas and then switching to the AI chat, changes made in the canvas are now reliably reflected. Previously, these edits could be lost on the switch.
When opening a previous conversation from history in the workflow AI chat, a back button now appears so you can return to the main view without losing your place.
After saving a workflow, a success notification now appears. If the save fails, an error message with details is shown straight away — previously a save failure could occur without any visible feedback.
After saving an automated sequence, the page header and back button now return to their normal state immediately.
The desktop app downloads page in settings now includes feature highlight cards for Meeting Capture and Instant Summary, giving a clearer picture of what the desktop app offers.
Mailboxes now connect more reliably during setup and use.
When setting up branch conditions in a workflow, you can now choose from additional operators — including text matching (contains, starts with, ends with, matches a pattern), range comparisons (between two values), and empty-state checks. This makes it easier to build precise routing rules without workarounds.
You now have more choices for handling different conditions.
Your selected language preference is now followed more consistently.
Assigned tasks can now receive automatically generated ticket IDs.
Tasks started by email now begin more reliably.
The onboarding preview now shows translated text instead of raw placeholder keys.
The onboarding preview now shows readable translated text instead of placeholder text.
The onboarding preview now shows the intended text in supported languages instead of placeholder text.
The onboarding preview now displays the intended translated labels instead of raw text, making first-time setup clearer in supported languages.
The onboarding preview now shows proper localized text instead of placeholder text.
The onboarding preview now shows the intended text instead of placeholder text.
The onboarding preview dashboard now displays the intended text instead of raw translation keys.
The onboarding preview now shows the intended labels and text instead of placeholder text.
Onboarding screens now show the intended translated text instead of placeholder text. This improves the first-time experience for users in supported languages.
The onboarding preview now displays the intended labels and descriptions in supported languages.
The onboarding preview now shows proper localized text instead of raw placeholder keys. This makes the first-time setup experience readable in supported languages.
The onboarding preview now shows translated text correctly instead of placeholder text.
The onboarding preview dashboard now displays proper localized labels instead of raw placeholder keys. This makes the first-time setup experience readable in all supported languages.
Onboarding text now appears correctly in supported languages instead of showing raw key names.
The onboarding preview now uses the correct translated labels instead of raw text, making setup readable in all supported languages.
The onboarding preview dashboard now displays the intended labels instead of raw placeholder text.
The onboarding preview now shows the intended text instead of placeholder text, making first-time setup easier to read.
The onboarding preview dashboard now displays the intended text in supported languages instead of placeholder text.
The onboarding preview now shows translated labels instead of placeholder text. This makes the first-time setup flow readable in every supported language.
The onboarding preview now shows the intended text instead of placeholder text.
Fixed missing text in the onboarding preview dashboard. The preview now shows the intended labels instead of raw placeholder keys.
Onboarding screens now show the intended labels and descriptions instead of untranslated placeholder text.
The onboarding dashboard now shows readable labels instead of untranslated text.
The onboarding dashboard now displays its intended labels instead of untranslated text.
Translated labels now appear correctly in the onboarding experience for supported languages.
The onboarding dashboard now shows readable labels instead of untranslated text.
The onboarding dashboard now displays its intended labels and descriptions instead of untranslated text.
Onboarding previews now display the intended labels instead of untranslated placeholder text.
Onboarding dashboard labels and values now appear in the selected supported language.
The onboarding dashboard now shows translated labels instead of placeholder text.
The onboarding dashboard now shows readable labels instead of untranslated text.
The sample dashboard shown during onboarding now displays translated labels instead of untranslated text.
The onboarding dashboard now shows labels in the selected language.
The onboarding preview now shows readable labels instead of untranslated text.
The sample dashboard shown during onboarding now displays translated labels.
Notifications can now be sent to multiple mailboxes, helping keep everyone informed.
Email requests can now start an intake.
PDF files are now read more reliably during document processing.
Connecting services now prompts for required information and returns you to the right place after sign-in.
Charts can now use related data for more detailed reporting.
Workflows can now retrieve information from connected services as part of an automated process.
Imported data now connects to matching records instead of creating unnecessary duplicates.
Older imported data is now assigned to the correct group.
Workflows can now include tags to help organize and identify them.
When importing records that include linked tables or relationships, all related data is now routed to the correct destination you selected. Previously, records from relation tables could be misrouted if a destination was not explicitly configured for each table.
Imports now place records into the correct group more consistently.
Imports now bring in grouped relation data with the right structure.
Records imported into grouped tables are now placed in the correct group more reliably.
Imports now place related rows in the correct group, so imported data appears where users expect it.
Imports now place related rows into the correct groups more reliably.
Imports now place related records into the correct group more reliably.
Imports now handle grouped relation data more reliably.
Imports now place related table data into the correct groups.
Imports now handle grouped related records more correctly. This reduces import errors when bringing in related records.
Imports now place related records in the correct group more reliably.
Imports now place related table data into the correct group automatically. This helps imported records appear where users expect them.
Imported related records are now placed in the correct group more reliably.
Records brought in through import now land in the correct group more reliably. This prevents grouped data from appearing in the wrong place after import.
Imports with related groups now complete more reliably.
Imports now place related records into the correct group automatically, preventing records from ending up in the wrong place.
Imports now place related table data into the correct group more reliably.
Imports now place related records into the correct groups more reliably.
Imports now place grouped relation data in the right destination, reducing failed or misfiled records.
Imports now place grouped relation records in the right group.
Imports now place related records into the correct group more reliably. This reduces misfiled records after bringing data into the app.
Imported relation tables now route grouped data correctly.
Fixed an issue that could route grouped data incorrectly during imports. Relation table imports are now more reliable.
Imports involving related records now follow the correct group structure.
Imported related records now appear in the appropriate groups.
Imported records with relationships now appear in the correct groups.
Imported related data is assigned to the appropriate groups more reliably.
Imports involving related records now assign them to the correct groups.
Imports that include related records now place them in the correct groups.
Imported records now appear in the appropriate groups.
Imports now place related records in their intended groups more reliably.
Imported related records now appear in the correct groups.
Imports now place related records in the correct groups.
Imports now place related records in the appropriate groups.
Imports now assign related records to the correct groups.
Imports now place related records in the appropriate groups.
Imports now place records in the correct groups when records are related.
Imported relationship data now appears in the correct groups.
Imported related records now appear in the expected groups.
Imported related records now appear in the appropriate groups.
Improved text hints make workflow steps easier to understand and configure.
Preview a workflow without applying its changes so you can review the results safely.
Invitation emails now show the correct name for the person sending the invitation.
When configuring a date axis on a chart, you can now choose how dates are grouped — by day, week, month, quarter, or year. This gives you more control over the resolution of time-based data in your dashboards.
Date-based charts now place data in the correct time bucket.
Charts now group dates into the correct time buckets.
Charts now group dates more accurately for time-based reporting.
Charts now group dates correctly, improving the accuracy of date-based trends and summaries.
Charts now bucket dates into the right time periods. This makes trend charts and summaries line up with the dates people expect.
Charts now group dates more accurately, so time-based charts line up with the expected day or period.
Date-based charts now place records in the right time bucket.
Charts now group dates into the right buckets.
Charts now group dates more accurately. This makes time-based charts line up with the expected periods.
Charts now place dates into the right time buckets.
Charts now group dates into the right time buckets. This makes trend views line up with the dates users expect.
Charts now group data into the correct date ranges, so time-based charts match expected dates.
Charts now place dates into the correct time buckets. This makes trend views line up with the dates users expect.
Time-based chart data is now grouped in the right periods, making totals and trends more accurate.
Date-based charts now place records in the right time bucket, so totals and trends match the selected date range.
Date-based charts now place records into the right time periods.
Charts now group dates more accurately, improving how time-based data is displayed.
Charts now place dates into the right time buckets, keeping trend views and summaries accurate.
Date-based charts now place data in the right time buckets, keeping totals and trends accurate.
Date-based charts now place records in the right time bucket. This makes chart totals and trends line up with the selected date range.
Charts now group dates into the correct buckets, making time-based charts easier to read.
Fixed chart date buckets so data is grouped into the right time periods. Charts should now show more accurate trends.
Date-based charts now place values in the correct time periods.
Chart data is now grouped into the correct date periods for more accurate reporting.
Charts now place dates in the correct time periods.
Date-based charts now place data in the correct time periods.
Chart data now appears in the appropriate time periods.
Charts now group data into the correct date periods for more accurate reporting.
Charts now place data into the correct date ranges for more accurate reporting.
Date-based charts now place data in the correct time periods.
Date-based charts now place values in the appropriate time periods.
Charts now place data in the correct date periods, making time-based trends more accurate.
Chart data is now grouped by the correct dates for more accurate time-based views.
Chart data is now grouped by the correct dates, making time-based trends more accurate.
Chart data is now grouped into the correct date ranges for more accurate time-based reporting.
Charts now group and display dates correctly for more reliable time-based reporting.
Date-based charts now place data in the correct time periods.
Chart data is now grouped into the appropriate date ranges for more accurate reporting.
Date-based charts now place data in the correct time periods.
Saved email template drafts now appear as soon as they are created.
A workflow library is now available, letting you browse and apply pre-built workflow templates as a starting point for your automations.
Records and views can now be shared via a link, making it easier to collaborate with people outside your workspace.
Automated workflows and manually triggered workflows are now displayed in separate lists, making it clearer how each one runs.
You can now preview a workflow from the library before adding it to your workspace.
The agent chat and sequence wizard has been redesigned for a cleaner, more streamlined setup experience.
Fixed an issue where workflow connector names appeared incorrectly in certain views.
A "Start over" button has been added to the email chat wizard, letting you restart the setup flow when needed.
Fixed an issue with how example content was separated in workflow wizards.
Kanban columns that have no primary value set now display rows at the correct height.
New records created in table view now correctly show the table name as the default title placeholder instead of a raw template string.
Fixed a muted colour inconsistency in the app interface when using dark mode.
You can now create workflows with additional steps for more flexible automation.
You can now edit table cells directly, like a spreadsheet. New records can also be drafted quickly without leaving the table view.
Setting up a Kanban board now shows a live preview as you adjust the configuration.
Shortcut hints are now visible in the table view, making common actions easier to discover.
Copying and pasting cells in table view now works more reliably, including better handling of rapid paste actions and correct option formatting after paste.
The option to create a new entry is now correctly shown when editing a select field inline inside a record.
Option labels in records are now capped at the correct length so they display cleanly.
Thumbnails and images in connectors are now loaded from the correct source and display as expected.
Fixed an issue that prevented certain manual actions in an accounting integration from completing correctly.
Spacing between fields in record rows has been tightened for a cleaner layout.
You can now review records in the mailbox even when their status is failed or pending.
Fixed a naming error in a connection setup flow that could cause confusion during onboarding.
The checkbox for selecting multiple linked records is now hidden when you do not have permission to perform bulk actions, reducing confusion.
Unlinking linked records in bulk now correctly checks edit permissions based on which side of the relationship you are managing.
When you add, replace, or remove a linked record, the tab you were viewing stays selected instead of resetting.
Text values in fields that hold multiple entries now render correctly in record views.
A pause and resume button is now available in the meeting control bar, making it easier to temporarily stop and restart a meeting session.
Mention tags in meetings that open a dropdown now display a small caret, making it clearer that they can be expanded.
Text fields that can contain multiple values now display as readable text in record views.
Record avatars now fall back more reliably when an image is missing or unavailable, helping prevent broken record views.
Text fields that can contain multiple values now display correctly in records.
Text in multi-value fields now appears clearly in record views.
Record details now show text from multi-value fields correctly, making linked and repeated field content easier to review.
Profile images now fall back safely when an avatar is missing or invalid. This avoids a crash that could interrupt viewing records or people lists.
Text values in multi-value fields now display as readable text instead of breaking or showing the wrong format.
Fixed a crash that could happen when an avatar fallback was shown, so profiles load more reliably.
Text fields that allow multiple values now display properly in record views.
Text values in record titles are now shown consistently when a field can contain multiple values.
Text fields that allow multiple values now display correctly in record views.
Text fields that allow multiple values now display as readable text in record views. This prevents raw or broken values from appearing.
Multi-value text fields now appear as readable text in record views.
Text values in multi-select style fields now display as readable text in record views. This prevents raw or broken values from appearing.
Text fields that contain multiple values now display correctly in record views.
Records now show multi-value text fields as readable text instead of the wrong type. This fixes confusing display issues in record details.
Some multi-value text fields now show correctly in record views.
Profile images now fall back safely when an avatar is missing, preventing a crash in places that show user avatars.
Record views now show multi-value text fields as readable text instead of breaking the display.
Text values in fields that can contain multiple items now display correctly in record views.
Record views now display text from multi-value fields in a readable format.
Text values in multi-value fields now appear properly in record views.
Text values in multi-value fields now appear properly in record views.
Multi-value text fields are now shown as readable text in record details. This avoids blank or malformed values in the record view.
Text fields that can hold multiple values now display correctly in record views.
Fixed record details so multi-value text fields display as readable text. This prevents confusing blank or malformed values in records.
Profiles reliably show a fallback image when the original image is missing or unavailable.
Text with multiple values now appears correctly in record views.
Records now show text values correctly in fields that can contain multiple values.
Text values containing multiple items now appear correctly in record views.
Text in fields that support multiple entries is now shown consistently in records.
Titles and values now display correctly when a field contains multiple text values.
Multi-value text fields now show their contents correctly in records.
Fields with multiple values now display text correctly.
Missing or invalid profile images no longer cause the interface to crash.
Records now show text values from fields that contain multiple entries correctly.
Text values in fields that can contain multiple items are now shown correctly in record views.
Text values in multi-value fields now appear correctly when viewing records.
Records now show multi-value text fields correctly in their titles and details.
Records now show text values correctly in fields that allow multiple entries.
Records now display text values correctly when a field allows multiple entries.
Fields with multiple values now display their text correctly.
Records now show text values correctly when a field contains multiple values.
Text values in fields that support multiple entries now appear correctly in records.
Text values in multi-value fields now appear correctly in record views.
Large record changes now complete more efficiently, reducing the time required for bulk updates.
Relationship changes now keep replaced records visible, prevent invalid links when a field is full, and support unlinking without errors.
Relationship actions now appear only when you have permission to use them, and the current record remains open after changes.
Kanban columns now show the correct number of records.
Selecting all records now selects the complete result set instead of only the currently visible items.
New records now appear correctly even when they take a moment to appear.
Linking records in both directions now asks for confirmation before changes are made.
Meetings now include pause and resume controls, and the compact view toggle remains available when the panel is collapsed.
Mention controls now make clear when more options are available.
Attempting to link a record to a field that only allows one connection is now blocked when that connection already exists.
When you replace a linked record, the new connection appears straight away without needing to refresh the page.
You can now bulk unlink records from a relation — removing the connection without deleting the records themselves.
The bulk delete option in linked record tables now verifies that you have edit permission before allowing the action.
User profile pictures now show an appropriate placeholder when the usual image cannot be loaded.
The message shown when permanently deleting items has been updated to read clearly and accurately.
Returning to a section now restores the group view you were last using, so you continue from where you left off.
Profile pictures now fall back more reliably when an avatar cannot be shown.
If a profile image is missing or invalid, the app now shows a fallback image instead of failing to load the profile view.
Profile images now fall back safely when an image is missing or invalid, so viewing people or records without a usable image no longer crashes.
Some profiles that use a fallback avatar image no longer trigger a crash.
Profile images now fall back safely when an avatar is missing or invalid.
Avatars now fall back safely when a type is missing. This avoids a crash that could interrupt normal browsing.
Screens now handle missing avatars safely instead of breaking.
Profile images now fall back safely when an avatar is missing or invalid. This avoids a crash that could interrupt normal browsing.
Fixed a crash that could happen when a profile image falls back to a default image.
Profile images now fall back safely when an avatar is missing or invalid. This prevents a crash when viewing people with incomplete profile data.
People without a profile image now display safely instead of breaking the page.
If a profile image is missing, the app now falls back safely instead of failing.
Profiles now handle missing avatar images more safely, preventing a crash when a fallback image is shown.
If an avatar image is missing, the app now falls back safely instead of crashing.
If a profile image is missing, the app now falls back safely instead of crashing.
Profile pictures now fall back safely when an avatar type is missing. This prevents a crash that could interrupt normal browsing.
Avatars now fall back safely when a profile image is missing or invalid.
Fixed a crash that could happen when an avatar image was missing. Profiles now fall back more reliably instead of breaking the page.
Missing or invalid profile images no longer cause an error when displayed.
Profiles continue to display a fallback image when an avatar cannot be loaded.
User avatars now display reliably when an image is unavailable.
When a profile avatar is unavailable, you now see the fallback image instead of an error.
Accounts without profile pictures now display correctly instead of causing an error.
Avatars now fall back gracefully instead of causing an error when an image cannot be displayed.
Profiles without a usable avatar now display a fallback image reliably.
Avatars now display a safe fallback when an image cannot be loaded, preventing display errors.
User avatars now display a fallback when an image is unavailable, instead of causing the page to fail.
Profiles and records continue to load when an avatar image is missing or cannot be loaded.
Profiles without a usable avatar no longer show an error and now display the expected fallback image.
Profiles and other user areas now continue to load correctly when an avatar is unavailable.
Profiles now show a fallback image when an avatar is missing or cannot be loaded.
Users can view profiles and records even when an avatar is unavailable.
Avatars display a fallback instead of an error when the image cannot be loaded.
You can now select all records in a list for bulk actions.
Images attached to notes can now be downloaded as expected.
Multiple-value text fields now display their contents correctly in records.
Returning to a group now restores the view you used most recently.
Profiles without a usable avatar now display a fallback instead of causing an error.
When a meeting connection fails during setup, the microphone and audio resources are now properly released so they do not stay locked in the background.
Editing workspace information is now limited to administrators, preventing unintended changes by other members.
The action menu on notes now displays with the correct styling.
Only workspace administrators can now edit workspace information.
Returning to a tab now loads any structural changes made in another browser session, so the view stays accurate without a manual refresh.
Microphone permission handling has been improved so that access errors are less likely to occur when joining a meeting.
If a recording setup attempt fails, starting a new attempt now works correctly instead of remaining stuck.
Past meetings now include transcript sections alongside other history content, making it easier to review what was discussed.
Regenerating a meeting summary now clears the previous content first, so old text no longer appears in the refreshed output.
When speakers are reassigned during a meeting, those labels now persist correctly in mentions and notes.
Empty meeting suggestions are now hidden, and selecting multiple context notes works more reliably.
Meeting capture now handles permission issues and failed starts more gracefully, allowing you to try again without restarting the app.
Regenerating a meeting summary no longer carries over content from an earlier summary.
Transcripts from meeting history are displayed correctly, and multiple context notes can be selected when preparing a meeting.
Meeting panels now only appear after your session is confirmed. This helps prevent blank or inaccessible meeting windows from showing up before you have access.
Meeting generation is more reliable, and meeting usage is now counted against the correct allowance.
Fixed an issue that could prevent meeting records from being generated.
The Windows desktop app now keeps you on the right screen more consistently during sign-in and other redirects. The app icon was also updated so it appears correctly in Windows.
Search buttons are now available and behave consistently across workspace views.
The workspace menu and group actions are easier to navigate on smaller screens.
You can now include carbon-copy and blind-carbon-copy recipients when sending emails.
Restoring multiple records at once now completes correctly.
Updating records no longer unintentionally removes their existing links.
Deleted-record views now apply group filters correctly.
Deleted items can now be restored from the Bin.
Expanded table views no longer show stale information after changes made elsewhere.
You can now remove formatting from selected rich text as expected.
Deleted records can now be opened while you review them.
Delayed workflow steps now resume more reliably when it is time for them to continue.
Email sending limits and schedules now work together more reliably to help prevent over-sending.
Subscription and trial status are now recognized correctly, preventing incorrect billing states.
Email templates can now include attachments.
Long meeting histories are now scrollable, making it easier to review older meetings.
Changing the active workspace in one window now updates other open windows automatically.
You can now edit certain fields directly from tables when you have permission to make changes.
Changing the language during onboarding now updates the page without requiring an additional step.
Widgets remain usable when their content is taller than the available space.
Sending a single email now correctly enrolls the recipient in the selected sequence.
Recipient information in sent-email reviews now matches the saved message and template.
Attachments added while enrolling someone in a sequence are now retained with the template.
Email attachments now appear in the corresponding conversation thread.
Email composer actions are now simpler to understand and use.
The mailbox now shows progress while sequence information is loading.
You can now select which connected mailbox account to use when setting up a mailbox connection.
When creating workflows, trigger information is more relevant, and web searches provide useful information to later steps.
Workflows are less likely to pass unusable record information between steps, improving reliability.
Records now show the time of the most recent interaction, making activity easier to track.
Upcoming events now refresh when new meeting activity arrives, helping keep the meeting view up to date.
If a meeting summary cannot be created, the meeting page now explains that something went wrong.
Meeting notifications are now positioned correctly and are less likely to cover other controls.
The recording indicator now stays visible for the entire time a meeting is being recorded.
Mailbox settings are now separated more clearly, and switching between settings sections no longer jumps to the wrong place.
Mailbox settings now let you define when messages can be sent and set an hourly sending limit.
Records now show when each one was most recently engaged.
Record details in Kanban view now have more consistent spacing for easier scanning.
Connected inboxes now have a dedicated mailbox settings area with clearer controls for visibility, import rules, and sending limits. It should be easier to find and manage email-related settings in one place.
When the assistant asks a clarifying question in chat, those choices now stay front and center instead of competing with the main message box. This makes follow-up replies faster and less error-prone.
Meeting follow-up suggestions now use clearer labels, expandable record details, and cleaner controls, so it is easier to review proposed updates before applying them.
The meeting assistant now keeps its recording indicator visible during active sessions and preserves more context while you review follow-up edits, reducing confusion during live meetings.
Upcoming meeting suggestions now refresh more reliably, so newly arriving events show up without extra manual refreshes.
If a summary cannot be generated, the app now shows a clearer error. Longer meeting histories and summary panels are also easier to scroll and use.
Import field matching now uses cleaner spacing and clearer progress markers, making it easier to review mappings before you continue.
Record linking menus now stay anchored to their button near screen edges, and Kanban cards use cleaner spacing so key details are easier to read.
Meeting fields no longer accept invalid input while you are typing.
After inviting someone, you are taken directly to the members page so you can confirm and manage the new member.
The billing page has been streamlined to make subscription details and billing options easier to understand.
The workspace menu now positions itself correctly when there is not enough room below the menu button.
Import mapping controls now have consistent spacing and clearer field indicators.
Kanban cards now display their primary values with more consistent spacing.
Wide Kanban boards now keep their columns fully visible in Safari, making horizontal scrolling and drag-and-drop more reliable.
Task progress and update cards in the sidebar now use clearer styling, so it is easier to spot active work and available updates at a glance.
The button used to reopen the meeting panel now stays in a stable position, reducing accidental misses when opening it.
Dragging kanban columns now works across the full column area.
Settings now separate group and member management for a clearer experience.
Mentions of people, records, groups, and files in workflow notifications now appear as labeled badges instead of raw placeholders. This makes notification steps easier to review before you save or send them.
Duplicate review and merge tools are now available from workspace settings. This gives cleanup tasks a more consistent home and makes them easier to find.
The assistant now keeps more of its in-progress checklist visible while it works in chat and workflow building. It should be clearer what is happening and when a step has finished.
Workspace members who have not accepted an invitation yet are now labeled as pending in member settings. This makes it easier to tell who still needs to join.
Switching between records now uses a gentler transition, and setup choice cards are easier to scan. This helps the workspace feel steadier during navigation.
Deleting a workspace now also ends its subscription, preventing continued billing.
Meeting information can now fill in records automatically.
Uploaded content is now available sooner.
Sorting choices in views now behave consistently when the view is updated.
Deleting an interaction now includes a confirmation step, and failed deletions provide clear feedback.
The assistant now gives a clearer view of its progress while working.
Mentions in workflow notifications are now easier to recognize.
Members who have not yet joined are now clearly labeled as pending.
Record actions now avoid groups that cannot be used.
File processing now handles more work at once, reducing wait times for larger uploads.
Workflows now continue correctly after a connected action is completed.
Meeting workflows can now capture meeting activity automatically.
Workspace seat counts now stay in sync with membership changes for more accurate billing.
Times now display more consistently in records.
New trials now include a 60-day trial period.
Meeting panels are now cleaner and less distracting to scroll.
You can now see whether your microphone is muted or active during a meeting.
Muting the microphone now also mutes system audio when appropriate.
Meetings can’t start unless the required microphone is available.
Meetings now show a starting state immediately while they connect.
Meeting confirmations now apply to the meeting you’re working in.
Deleting meeting history now asks for confirmation for the selected meeting.
The upcoming events section now displays event information more consistently.
Long-form content is easier to write and review without losing access to the rest of the editor.
Dates that include only a time are now interpreted and shown correctly.
Suggested prompts make it easier to get started with chat.
Data imports no longer stop unexpectedly because of the previous blocking issue.
Billing no longer applies the same plan benefit more than once.
Meeting controls now provide a clearer indication of the selected device.
Payment card details and pricing are now easier to review when updating billing information.
Closing the import window after an import starts no longer interrupts the import.
Message mentions are restored when you reopen a saved chat draft.
Customers no longer receive the same subscription access more than once.
Invalid files no longer prevent the rest of your content from finishing.
Record mentions are restored when you reopen a saved chat draft.
New currency amounts now use your workspace’s preferred currency by default.
Creating a group no longer adds an extra folder automatically.
Softsync now better remembers the page you last used and your personal group folder organization inside a workspace. Returning to the app should feel more consistent from one session to the next.
Creating a new group no longer adds an unintended new folder. Group organization should stay cleaner when setting up a workspace.
When you add a new currency field, it now starts with your workspace's preferred currency. This reduces setup time and helps keep data entry consistent.
Workspaces that rely on this accounting connection can connect again more reliably.
The meeting view now shows whether a microphone is available before you start. This makes it easier to catch audio setup problems early.
Organization-specific domains can now be used for email inboxes.
You can now rename labels in tables.
Scrollable areas now indicate when additional content is below the current view.
The selected record remains clearly highlighted while its details are open.
Company matching is less likely to produce incorrect matches.
You can now search available options more quickly when getting started.
You can now search for groups directly from the sidebar.
Longer content no longer jumps back to the beginning while you edit.
Import choices are now easier to understand.
A deal title is automatically filled with the name of its linked company when appropriate.
Labels are now displayed in a clear, readable format.
You can now update a label without the previous restriction.
Records can now be created more reliably.
Sequence lists no longer appear before they can be used.
You can now use Softsync in English UK.
Workspaces on a paid plan now clearly show the active billing cycle on the current plan card. This makes it easier to confirm whether you are billed monthly or yearly without leaving the billing page.
Softsync now includes a British English option across the app. Language updates also made sequence messaging clearer in supported locales.
Starting a sequence now consistently requires a connected mailbox. This prevents sequences from failing after launch when no sending account is available.
A problem that could interrupt record creation has been corrected. Adding new records should now complete more consistently.
If you save a draft that mentions a record and come back to it later, the mention now restores correctly. This keeps draft messages readable and ready to send.
The rich text editor now keeps your place while you type. Longer notes and messages should feel much more stable to edit.
The sidebar now includes search for groups, making it faster to find the right workspace area in larger setups.
You can rename fields again, object settings show readable field titles, and new deals can auto-fill a title from the linked company to reduce manual cleanup.
Setup selections now use a more reliable picker, and import actions are shown as clearer buttons instead of tab-like controls.
In rare cases, chat replies could show broken extra content instead of the intended answer. This has been corrected so conversations stay clean and readable.
When enhanced search is unavailable, record search now falls back more gracefully so people can still find what they need.
Automation runs are less likely to be interrupted by temporary errors.
You can now see clearer status information while automation runs.
AI-generated results are now more useful.
You can now set a preferred language for your workspace.
Documents are less likely to fail when they take longer to complete.
Page transitions are now smoother, the app remembers which page you were on when you return, and a support popup is accessible directly from the sidebar.
Starting an email sequence now consistently requires a connected mailbox across the app, preventing sequences from failing silently when no mailbox is configured.
The onboarding flow now sets the correct initial state for brand-new accounts, preventing issues on first-time setup.
Dragging a card into an empty kanban column now correctly accepts the drop.
The timeline view now uses a denser design, letting you see more events at a glance without extra scrolling.
Creating a field with a duplicate name in the same table is now blocked, preventing confusing conflicts.
Notes and long-text fields expand when selected to display their full content, without truncating or requiring manual resizing.
A guided onboarding flow is now available to help new users get oriented and set up their first workspace quickly.
Importing linked spreadsheets now does a better job preserving connections between records and gives you a clearer review step before finalizing changes.
Records now include a search bar in the interactions and notes panel, making it faster to find a specific conversation or note.
The enrollment dialog for email sequences is now worded consistently and fully translated, regardless of the interface language.
The storage cache limit has been raised, reducing cases where the browser discards cached data and forces a full reload.
The importer now checks your file's structure before uploading, catching format mismatches early rather than partway through the process.
Broader release checks were added across permissions, field setup, views, record actions, imports, and exports to help catch problems earlier.
A timeline tab is now available on record pages, giving you a chronological view of all activity on that record in one place.
When importing a CSV, you can now review how the data will be merged before confirming, reducing the risk of unintended changes.
The importer now catches malformed CSV files before the upload step, showing a clear error rather than failing partway through.
Table and field names in the import mapping screen now appear in your language, and mouse wheel scrolling in the mapping dropdown has been restored.
Import tabs are now labeled "Documents" and "Spreadsheet" so it is immediately clear which source to choose when bringing in data.
The meeting overlay now delivers more accurate transcription and includes a demo window to help new users explore the feature.
When mentioning interactions in notes, you can now search as you type, hover to preview the referenced item, and navigate results with the keyboard.
Sharing a note that references private mailbox items now shows a warning, preventing accidental exposure of private conversations.
The tasks widget now filters to display only the current user's tasks, reducing noise from other team members' work.
Fields marked as hidden in a view configuration are now reliably hidden so your layout preferences are always respected.
Searching in dropdown pickers now matches against localized labels, so the search works correctly regardless of the interface language.
Missing translations in billing settings and sidebar navigation are now covered for all supported languages, including Nordic locales.
The help center link in the sidebar now shows the correct name.
The desktop app has been rebuilt with a new foundation, improving platform compatibility and long-term stability.
The meeting overlay has a reorganized layout with a clearer flow for attaching notes and managing meeting context.
Long labels in select fields are now capped at a reasonable length, keeping dropdown menus tidy.
Chart labels and kanban column headers stay within bounds and no longer shrink or overflow unexpectedly.
The activity tab on records now displays correctly in Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, and Danish.
A desktop app is now available, featuring a meeting overlay that lets you capture notes and context from calls directly within the app.
Long text content in records now wraps properly and expands to show the full text instead of overflowing.
Dragging nested folder groups now shows a reliable preview, making reorganization more predictable.
The rich text editor and messages now support a broader range of formatting styles.
A deduplication tool is now available, letting you find and remove duplicate records from your data directly in the app.
Calendar events now display the correct names for linked records and assigned users instead of unclear labels.
Shared calendar views no longer lose their displayed records when certain filters are disabled.
Sidebar groups can now be organized into folders, making it easier to navigate workspaces with many groups.
Fields in the record creation dialog now appear in the same order as defined in the schema.
User field selections remain visible while a record is saving, so what you set is always clearly shown.
Folder management within groups now works reliably, and folders can be reordered without issues.
Signing in now uses a one-time verification code instead of a magic link, which works more reliably across different email clients.
The accounting integration workspace was added back, so workflows that depend on it can connect again without manual workarounds.
The member invitation dialog works correctly again, letting people with permission send invitations without issues.
Workspace role updates are now more reliable and consistent.
You can now leave a workspace group directly without it being treated like a general member removal.
Workflow steps now stay tied to the correct workspace and user context, reducing automation mix-ups.
The workflow section now shows in the sidebar for everyone who has access, making it easier to find.
Record updates triggered by workflow batch actions now align properly with the workflow state, preventing stale data from appearing.
Notifications after creating a record now show its proper title instead of an unclear label.
The billing UI was cleaned up and pricing plan information was simplified, making it easier to understand what is included in the current plan.
Sequence run names and execution handling were fixed so email sequences start and track their progress correctly.
Email sequences now consistently trigger the complete sequence flow, preventing cases where a sequence would only partially execute.
User and record mentions in workflow notification previews now display as visual badges instead of raw text, making them easier to read.
Calendar events now send the local wall-clock datetime to the server, preventing a double timezone offset that was shifting event times incorrectly.
The embedded workflow editor is now hidden in contexts where it is not relevant, reducing unnecessary interface clutter.
The accounting integration client was restored so workflows depending on it can connect.
Placeholder variables in interaction list titles now display as visual badges, making it easy to see where dynamic values are placed in your sequences.
Duplicating a record now correctly carries over all linked and populated relation data, so nothing is lost in the copy.
Guards were added so widgets and field display helpers handle missing or partially loaded record data without errors.
The billing UI was reworked to reduce confusion when reviewing plan details and options.
Old and new email sequence formats are now handled correctly side by side, so sequences created before recent updates continue to work without changes.
Local view configuration indicators and actions are now shared across all view types, so the experience is uniform regardless of which view you are using.
Mentions of users or records that cannot be resolved now render a clear placeholder in the workflow editor instead of leaving a blank gap.
The workflow editor now ignores shortcut key events that originate from text fields and contentEditable areas, preventing accidental actions while typing.
Viewer-role users now see a proper empty state on notes with the editor hidden. Write access is correctly restricted to roles that have permission to edit.
The email interaction widget now accepts a size property, so it renders at the correct dimensions in different layout contexts.
The setup flow for a connected service was streamlined to reduce the number of steps needed to connect and configure it.
Workflow conditions now use clearer labels, making automations easier to review at a glance.
The inline review overlay inside workflow email send steps works again after it was temporarily absent.
Billing navigation and styling were fixed so the right pages open consistently and information displays correctly.
The email send and review flow was restored so the workflow behaves as expected again.
The workspace switcher now syncs its local state correctly so the active workspace is always reflected accurately after navigation.
Viewer-role users are now correctly blocked from entering edit mode on group fields, ensuring read-only access is enforced.
Workflow steps now support a wider range of configurations without errors.
Record changes now use the view's contextual group rather than defaulting to the first available group, so updates land in the right place without manual correction.
Import handling now better recognizes related-field mappings, which reduces mismatches when bringing in linked data. This improves trust in imported records.
Workflow routing behavior was improved so actions follow the intended path more reliably. This helps teams trust automation outcomes.
Notification tab counts load more reliably. This gives a clearer view of what needs attention.
CSV export was moved into the overflow menu so workspace actions stay easier to scan. This reduces clutter while keeping export available when needed.
The latest workspace fixes and editing improvements were rolled out together, so teams get a more consistent experience without extra setup.
Exports now reflect the filters and search already applied in the workspace. This helps teams share exactly what they are viewing without extra cleanup.
Saving field settings no longer unexpectedly changes how those fields are recognized elsewhere in the workspace. This helps views and records stay consistent after updates.
Editing from chat-linked table views is more reliable, with fewer interruptions during updates. This makes quick adjustments feel smoother.
Release checks were made more dependable, reducing false alarms and helping updates ship more smoothly.
Inline edits now handle edge cases better and avoid stale rollback behavior. People can make quick table updates with fewer unexpected errors.
Sequence-related email editing interactions were polished for a clearer, less error-prone experience. This helps teams move faster when adjusting outreach steps.
Kanban cards now support inline edits directly in the board view, shortening the path from reviewing work to making quick updates.
Release checks were strengthened across more scenarios, helping catch issues earlier before updates reach users.
Inline table cell editing behavior was corrected for a more stable editing experience. This reduces friction during frequent data entry.
Popover positioning in tables was corrected so controls appear where people expect. This makes table actions easier to use.
Automatic view cleanup no longer removes relation lookup columns unexpectedly. Saved views now stay intact more reliably.
Notes import now warns before exiting so unfinished work is less likely to be lost. This protects progress during longer imports.
Views now handle lookup-related filters more consistently, reducing confusing results. Teams can trust filtered data more confidently.
Table displays now prioritize user-facing names over internal labels. This makes navigation and selection easier across shared workspaces.
We simplified the workflow creation experience so teams can begin faster and shape automation with less setup friction.
We improved usage tracking so reporting better reflects day-to-day activity. This gives teams a clearer picture of how the product is being used.
We resolved chat edge cases that could create confusing states, improving consistency during everyday use.
We corrected sorting behavior and duplicate option handling so records and list views stay cleaner and easier to trust.
Multiple ongoing updates were integrated more frequently, helping related improvements stay aligned and usable together.
We improved imported profile completeness, including avatar handling, so imported records are more useful immediately.
We resolved several extension auth and session edge cases, reducing hangs and improving stability when switching tabs or resuming work.
We improved merged profile field handling so imported records contain fewer messy values and need less manual cleanup.
We added threaded email conversations, so replies stay connected in one view instead of being scattered across separate messages.
We improved the workspace selector and sidebar so people can find what they need faster, switch context more easily, and see clearer organization names.
We made signup and onboarding tracking more durable, so important activity is less likely to be lost if someone reloads the page.
We refined the welcome state in chat to make the first screen less cluttered and easier to understand.
We removed a confusing dialog warning that did not help users and could create unnecessary noise.
We improved record creation so users are less likely to run into awkward edge cases while setting things up.
We added broader release checks across key flows so updates can be shipped with more confidence.
We continued improving the browser extension with a cleaner side panel, better page detection, more reliable importing, and better handling when sessions expire or pages load in unusual ways.
We made the extension more dependable on different sites, including better handling for LinkedIn-related flows and related record previews.
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