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Hi there!
In our quest to make Apollo increasingly better and more functional to your needs, here's a list of new feature and enhancements that have been requested by some users and that we've brought to you with our latest release:
Hi there!
those of you who are using the Add Task modal dialog a lot, rejoice!
As you may already know, the Add Task modal dialog is a handy dialog you can reach anytime by clicking on the little task icon near the timers (bottom left on the screen).
This modal dialog can be used to quickly create a task on any project or contact you have access to.
Hello everyone,
today we are going to introduce a brand new feature that will allow you to import contacts directly from a vCard file, which nowadays is a common file format supported by most applications.
What you have to do is simply go to Settings > Import, and tick the vCard box at Step 1 (Choose the source).
Hi friends!
Today we're introducing a few new tweaks that some users have been requesting us lately:
Hello eveybody,
one of the requests we kept receiving very often, lately, came from users who spend more time in the CRM side of Apollo.
As you know, you can already search for your contacts in many ways in Apollo: let's see them, also as a benefit for new users: there's the free search, which will do a realtime substring match in the Name, Surname and Company fields; there's the search by tags, where you can also drill down and filter on a combination of more than one tag; there's the search by field, where you can search by the value of any combination of the various fields available on contacts; and finally, there is (I should say "there was"!) the View select box.
Although development efforts have been focusing on upgrading Apollo's foundation libraries, we still worked towards improving our users' experience. So, if you used Apollo in the last few weeks, you probably noticed some small improvements that made it into it.
Here is a quick list:
With the reply-by-mail feature, we discovered that Gmail would ignore anything in brackets when deciding where to file your email. This meant that two tasks with the same name, but belonging to two different projects, ended up in the same conversation.
