In this version of Enate we've focussed on making a wide range of number of smaller adjustments, enhancements and fixes throughout the system, mixed in with some useful new features which are detailed below:
In the AI space, we've added a couple of useful features to give you more control and precision on where and how you implement
You can now set your own Confidence Threshold for the Integrations you've switched on in Marketplace, allowing you to adjust the levels of work that Agents verify for any automated activity.
You can now opt specific Email Mailbox Connects out of Email Integrations you're running, letting you implement new AI technology while safeguarding specific work activities which you want to keep running as-is.
We've made a number of enhancements relating to how incoming emails are treated, to make sure
made changes to how emails with invalid addresses are treated, to allow more of them to be processed.
Added support for Wildcard Email Routes which let you process incoming emails where Enate has been Bcc'd.
changed how we identify if incoming emails have been sent out by your Enate system, to ensure mails sent from 3rd party systems which could be confused with those get processed.
Enate's Binary Storage is used for storing raw communications, communication attachments, files attached to work items, and files exported from Advanced Search views. Enate is always provisioned with the primary binary storage configured in an Enate Azure tenant. However, with the arrival of v2023.5, you've now got the option of switching where you store your Binary data to be one of your own Azure storage locations.
In addition to these enhancements we've added a large number of fixes to help improve and stabilise the use of certain recent features. You can check out this in the Release Notes section.
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