Product Updates & Releases
Merging contacts now carries Connect saved searches and home values to the surviving contact, and contacts who never answered an invite become eligible again after 90 days.
Read more →Relationship columns in a Follow Up Boss or Lofty export — Relationship 1 Name, Email, Phone and Type — can now be mapped like any other column. The importer creates the related contact and links the two records with the right relationship type instead of dropping the columns.
Read more →When you reassign a lead to an agent who has Connect, the lead's Connect account — saved searches, home values, saved homes, and sign-in — moves to that agent's Connect site.
Read more →Declined per-agent Connect trial conversions no longer trigger repeated hourly payment attempts.
Read more →A pause-all step now pauses every other automation for the contact and lets its own automation finish.
Read more →Saving a note, accepting a suggestion or claiming a phone number used to make every other panel on the screen reload at once. Those refreshes are now targeted, and a completed CSV contact import updates the All People list straight away.
Read more →The Set up payouts link now appears about 10 minutes after enrolling in Utility Connect, with clear status copy while the account is being created.
Read more →If an admin turned on a partner widget before you had ever opened Company Tab Preferences, you were left with the widget tab and none of the standard ones — no Notes, no Emails, no Texts — and the only way out was Reset to Default. The tabs now come back by themselves the next time you open a company.
Read more →Last Call Made, Last Communication and similar recency filters rounded to the calendar day instead of the real timestamp, and offered no unit smaller than a day. Both are fixed.
Read more →The webhook status on the Team Members phone-number screen said "Partly checked · 9 of 11 requirements pass" on numbers with nothing wrong with them. It now says "No problems found" and explains that a full check covers the last two.
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