Flowtly update: Unified Page Designs, New CRM Module, and Stronger Anti-Abuse Protections
What changed
This release brings a major visual and structural overhaul across dashboards, contracts, accountancy, and other list/detail pages for a more consistent experience. We also introduce the foundation of a new CRM module for managing sales leads and deals, along with new safeguards against abusive account activity. Several smaller fixes address visual glitches and layout issues reported during recent quality checks.
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Sales Pipeline: New CRM Module
A new CRM capability has been introduced to help teams manage leads, deals, and outbound sales lists directly within the platform. Demo data has been added so the new module can be explored and tested end-to-end.
- Teams can now track sales leads and deals in a dedicated CRM module.
- Outbound sales lists are now supported for organizing prospecting efforts.
- Sample CRM data was added to demo environments for easier evaluation.
Account Security & Abuse Prevention
New protections have been put in place to reduce spam and abusive account creation. Write actions are now rate-limited based on account tier, and suspicious email domains are blocked at signup.
- Signups from known disposable or suspicious email domains are now blocked.
- Write actions are now limited based on account tier to prevent abuse.
Consistent Page Layouts Across the App
A broad effort was completed to standardize how list and detail pages look and behave across the product, including dashboards, contracts, and accountancy screens. This reduces visual inconsistencies and fixes several layout bugs reported during recent testing, such as overflowing charts and misaligned page frames.
- Pages across Benefits, Positions, Objectives, and other areas now share a consistent layout and search experience.
- Fixed dashboard charts and KPI panels that were overflowing or misaligned on screen.
- Fixed inconsistent page backgrounds, table framing, and navigation bars on accountancy and contracts pages.
- Refined text and success-state colors to align with the updated design system.
Internal Documentation Updates
Internal engineering documentation was updated to reference shared, organization-wide product guidelines. This has no direct effect on end users but supports more consistent product development going forward.
- Internal development guidelines were updated to reflect company-wide product standards.
Why it matters
These updates help teams work faster, reduce friction in daily operations, and improve overall reliability across the platform.
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