Monthly included credits now grow with your team
Plans can grant included credits per seat — a base amount plus extra credits for each additional user — so adding teammates raises your monthly allocation.
Read more →Product Updates & Releases
Plans can grant included credits per seat — a base amount plus extra credits for each additional user — so adding teammates raises your monthly allocation.
Read more →Pond rotations now respect their schedule and stay within your team, and repeated contact updates no longer produce duplicate notifications.
Read more →If an archived lead source already used a name, creating that name failed with "Name has already been taken" — for a source you could not see anywhere. It is now restored for you instead.
Read more →Attaching a photo to a text used to fail with a generic "Internal Server Error" when the upload didn't complete. You now get a specific message, and the message is never left half-sent.
Read more →The "new email received" notification email stopped being sent in late June. It is delivering again — in-app and text alerts for the same event were never affected.
Read more →Accounts with very large Rollout backlogs no longer stall partway through the initial import — the sync now completes and resumes from where it left off.
Read more →The separate Voicemails page in the sidebar is retired — your Inbox already brings texts, emails, voicemails and missed calls together. Playing, marking read and deleting a voicemail now happen right in the Inbox, and old links still work.
Read more →Team leaders running a branch under an enterprise account had no Enable Dialer control on the Members page, which also left them unable to assign phone numbers. The control is now available on branches.
Read more →A company name containing an & was being stored as & and shown that way in the compliance footer of your emails. The name now saves and sends exactly as you type it, and existing names are being repaired.
Read more →The Market snapshot's median list price and homes-for-sale count now match the real market in larger areas.
Read more →