Releases

Four more things you can just ask for

This release is all Co-Worker. Four jobs that used to mean clicking through a client’s settings — or opening a report — are now one question in chat.

Ask for the number instead of opening a report

Co-Worker can now tell you how many new contacts a client picked up over a period you name: yesterday, last week, this month. Useful when you’re prepping a client check-in and need one figure, not a dashboard.

”Is this client’s calendar actually connected?”

Co-Worker now knows the Google Calendar sync state, so it can answer straight whether booking is live for a client or the connection has dropped. One less thing to verify by hand when a client says meetings aren’t landing in their calendar — see Booking & calendar for the full setup.

Set a client’s timezone by asking

A company’s timezone is what makes working hours mean anything — it decides when outside-hours mode kicks in and which slots the bot offers for bookings. You can now change it by telling Co-Worker, instead of going to find the setting.

Phone lookups that survive a missing country code

Searching conversations by phone number now matches partially. Type the number the way the client wrote it down — no country code, no formatting — and you still land on the right contact instead of an empty result.