Here's our little big updates

It’s been a couple of months since we rolled out the RevenueHero Chrome Extension to all our customers. Based on all the conversations we’ve had since then, we realized it’s time for an upgrade.

Lo and behold! Here’s everything new and improved in our Chrome Extension.

1. We have updated the extension to reflect the new UI design.

2. The extension is now disabled when inside RevenueHero to avoid bugs due to using both together.

3. Chrome extension support for Outlook web will work similarly to Gmail where a prospect name will have a RevenueHero icon next to it. You can click on that icon to book a meeting instantly from your inbox.

4. The individual conversation layout in Outlook web is now supported by our Chrome Extension. Outlook has 3 different display layouts similar to Gmail, of which you can access the RevenueHero Chrome Extension from the individual conversation pane.

Our dev team is working at the speed of light to improve, update, and better the product. And we are super pumped to be sharing the next set of updates with you.

1. Native enrichment support for matching rules

Our native enrichment feature now lets you add enriched fields as conditions in your matching rules as well.

With this, RevenueHero can enrich and detect 3 fields without having to set up hidden fields in the web form - personal email, disposable email, and email TLD.

These enriched fields can be added as conditions in your matching rules to help you match the prospect with the existing lead/contact/account owner in your CRM and assign meetings to them.

2. Simpler UI for contact form management

Managing the contact forms in your campaign routers (A.K.A magic links) has gotten a whole lot easier.

We have given the UI a much-needed refresh so that it is simpler and easier for you to manage the contact form for each of your campaign routers.

You can now find a Contact Form tab when you open each router. This makes it easier for you to access and manage your forms for each router.

3. Added edit group functionality

A group is a collection of people with similar roles that can be created within each team. For example, if you’re selling a technical product where you need both an Account Executive and a Solutions Engineer on the call,you can create groups to show combined availability of an AE plus SE.

Today, we’ve added the ability to edit a group, which includes adding/removing members and updating the group name.

To edit a Group:

• Go to the Teams tab in your Organization Settings.
• Choose the Team which has the group you want to edit.
• Click the Groups tab under the Team Name.
• Click on the edit icon that is on the top-right of each Group box.
• Make the changes you want and click “Update Group”.

4. Visible scrollbars added across the app

Moving through the app is easier than before with the addition of visible scrollbars throughout the app.

5. Upcoming meetings included in distribution reports

That’s right.

In addition to viewing your team’s past meeting stats, you can now also get insights into all the number of upcoming meetings assigned to each rep. This helps you monitor meeting distribution amongst reps, allowing you to proactively change your distribution logic if needed.

It’s a short and sweet update from us this week. So let’s dive right in.

We have updated our DKIM configuration such that the keys required now while configuring it need to be “rhs1.domain name” and “rhs2.domain name”. This is to prevent conflicts for customers who are using SendGrid with “s1.domain name” and “s2.domain name” in use.

A new week calls for new updates from the RevenueHero HQ!

Our existing native enrichment feature already supports the Email TLD field. It is now updated to include more educational subdomains.

These enriched fields can be added as conditions in your distribution rules to help qualify or disqualify if the lead’s email ids contain any of these top level domains.

It’s like magic but with a ⌘+K.

RevenueHero’s context-aware command center makes it feel like it can read your mind when you’re able to start relevant actions on any module with nearly zero clicks.

You’ll be able to navigate and execute actions that are contextual to the screen you’re on, entirely using text and your keyboard. The Command Center box can be found at the top of the screen, right in the middle. You can either access it by clicking on the box, or with the ⌘+K shortcut.

The Command Center pop-up shows the most popular actions/sections you can navigate to. Beyond that, you can also type in a particular space/action you want to go to and it instantly gives you the shortcut link to do so.