2022.6 Changes Overview
An overview of the new features in v2022.6 of Enate
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An overview of the new features in v2022.6 of Enate
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With the latest version of Enate, we focused on making working between multiple teams slicker, as well as adding some further features to our Email views. Custom Cards have also had some useful features added for a richer user experience. Let's take a look at those and other changes...
Check out these new features in more detail in the sections below...
Enhanced Support for Working between Internal Teams - now Enate helps keep all involved teams in the loop and makes it easier for external parties to do so too.
Email View Improvements - you can now view emails even from closed work items,
Control over Unprocessed Emails - you've got visibility of any unprocessed incoming emails and the control to decide how best to route them.
Enhanced Custom Card features - add hyperlink fields to cards, make fields read-only or mandatory, and show / hide fields dynamically based on other field values.
Improvements to help when Merging Work Items - handy warnings when merging items across companies, and clearer information when searching for other work items to merge with.
Adjustments to the Email Routes configuration page have been made which help with supporting large volumes of data.
We've modified some of the logic around Email Route definition and how Incoming Emails are processed.
We're also introducing a brand new feature with the arrival of our Marketplace for Integrations. Over the coming weeks and months you'll see the arrival of more and more of your apps which can integrate with Enate to give you even more features at your fingertips. We've moved the RPA & OCR Integration sections into there so you've got one location for managing all your external systems which integrate with Enate.
Release Notes...
You can check out a list of the new Features, Enhancements & Bug Fixes we've included in this release in the following sections. For a more extensive list of changes including API changes, Data Warehouse Changes and any Breaking changes, see the dedicated RELEASE NOTES section.