We’ve got a slew of new features in the beta build… some of you have seen them in your accounts already. If you’re an existing client and you’d like to give these beta features a run for their money, let us know and we’ll pop you on there.
We’re going to push this one through pretty quickly, because we got another SERIOUS update hot on its heels. Late this month we’re releasing some stuff that changes the game altogether….
For now, here’s what’s new:
Continue ReadingWe’re wrapping up our latest batch of goodies, scheduled to be released Monday. There are several ‘convenience’ improvements, some interface updates, and some actual new chunks of functionality that I think you’ll like.
(Note: If you’re not yet an OfficeAutopilot user, please ignore anything that doesn’t make sense.
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Faster Contact Browsing
Although we liked our animated contact screen (how it swooped open and closed.. nice right?) we noticed that it became a little annoying when you’re using the interface seriously all day long. So, it got the axe.
In its place, a totally new and improved contact manager that features faster browsing, quick page jumping, easier customization of your overview screens, and a super slick new search function that makes the old one look like.. well, old.
Also, we’ve upgraded the way you add and remove tags to a contact and subscribe or un-subscribe them to sequences. Very modern. You’ll see.
New Message Library
We’ve added owners and permissions to individual emails in your message library so you can limit who can edit the emails in your message library and who can pull and send them. That way, you can make it so your sales people only see the complete, approved emails that are meant for them to use.. and not your entire list of everything.
We’ve got a lot of important new features that we’re rolling out right now.
Currently in beta with a select group of clients:
Automated Voice Broadcast
One of our beta testers is doing it, and increasing conversion dramatically.
So, we got tired of calling it ‘The MoonRay System’. It needed a name.
Our resident marketing guru Ted Finch suggested that we call it what it is. Like, you know, Microsoft Word or Google Analytics. That seemed smart to us.