This week, we made improvements to our user management settings, redesigned our user invite email, and squashed some bugs.
Settings
A few weeks ago, we announced our improved user settings page design. This week, we’ve introduced additional improvements.
We now display a new “Status” column to quickly view the status of a user. A user will have one of three statuses:
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Invited User - This user received an invite, but has not yet accepted the invite.
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Paid User - This user has paid seat to Copper.
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Trial User - This user is part of a company that is on a trial.
We’ve also renamed “Edit person” to “Edit user” and “Remove access” to “Delete user” to improve clarity.
In the “Edit user” modal, we no longer hide additional options (such as promoting to admin or Google sync). We also now display an “Add a team” button to make it easier to find.
Improved “Edit user” modal
User Invite Emails
We’ve redesigned our invited user emails to make it more clear that the email is coming from Copper.
Bugs & Minor Enhancements
Here’s everything we fixed:
- We resolved an issue on Chrome browser that treated the Copper search bar as an address field and auto-suggested addresses.
- On the Chrome extension, we fixed a bug with quick adding contacts that caused captured data to not copy over into the People record fields.
- In our iOS app, we fixed an issue that caused Leads to be visible to admins even if Leads functionality was disabled.
- In our Android app, we resolved a few bugs:
- Clicking on Company on a Person record did not take you to the related Company record.
- The activity feed missed a few logged activities, and refreshing the feed caused the app to crash.
- Resolved an issue where deep links (such as clicking on a link in a task reminder email) did not redirect users correctly. Deep links such as being redirected to the app from clicking on a link in a task reminder email did not work as expected.
