ClickPoint System Updates and Improvements - November 17, 2015
Updates for the week of 11-17-2015 This update covers improvements that were made to our Integration section of ClickPoint.
Updates for the week of 11-17-2015 This update covers improvements that were made to our Integration section of ClickPoint.
Updates for the week of 11-10-2015 This update covers improvements that were made to the Appointments section of ClickPoint.
Updates for the week of 11-02-2015 This update covers many new features we added to the mobile application. We added appointment functionality, filters, comment boxes. We also improved the calendar system to include recurring appointments. These updates are officially released to our web version, however, the update to our mobile solution is pending approval from the Apple App store.
ClickPoint is pleased to release the latest update for ClickPoint import service.This update makes it easier than ever to import leads into ClickPoint providing benefits for all of our customers.
Overview of updates to Calendar and Appointments ClickPoint is pleased to release several updates for Sales Exec Calendar and Appointments. These updates provide greater flexibility in displaying the calendar and makes it easier to understand and control calendar sharing.
ClickPoint is pleased to release the latest update to our sales workflow solution. This new feature makes it easier than ever to customize your sales process within the ClickPoint lead management solution. You can easily copy an entire sales process, copy your actions, and use our drag and drop features to get your sales process exactly the way you want it.
ClickPoint is pleased to release several updates for the ClickPoint record editor. This makes it easy to add fields of information to your ClickPoint lead management solution. It auto saves your changes, allows you to drag and drop your field order, and customize your sales agent view with the click of a button.
We will be expanding our support services to offer support from 6am to 7pm Arizona time to help our clients within the Eastern Standard and Central Time Zones. During these new hours, customers will be able to access support via chat, phone, or e-mail for our expanded coverage. We also want to inform all of our clients that we have launched a second data center in Chicago, IL.
Microsoft recently released their Roslyn Community Technology Preview. The Roslyn project gives developers access to the Visual Basic and C# compiler information through APIs. As described by Microsoft, “the Roslyn CTP previews the next generation of language object models for code generation, analy
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