NetHunt’s Changelog

Here’s just a few tips of what you can add to the Tasks:

1. Add Stages to create a standardized task process.

2. Add Task Type (call, meeting, follow-up, etc.) to clarify what needs to be done.

3. Add Start Date for tasks that require prep before the due date.

4. Customize Priority levels to reflect how your team actually works.

5. Add Result / Next steps fields to log outcomes.

6. Add Statistics fields to track progress (e.g., time spent on stage).

7. Add Related summaries for Deals, Projects, or other linked records.

8. Organize fields into groups to split them into categories for easier overview.

9. Disable field icons for a cleaner, more minimal layout.

10. Make any field required for the manager to complete a Task (e.g., Result or Summary).

11. For teams using custom stages, any field can be marked as a required per certain stage.

For example:

12. Let assignees move Tasks between stages, but only the creator or “Reviewer” can mark them as complete.

13. Prevent assignees from extending Due dates unless they have permission.

• Assigned Managers now work in CallsApp
  NetHunt CRM automatically routes incoming calls to the manager responsible for the contact. The client immediately reaches “their” manager instead of entering the general queue.

• Ringostat: calls now go to all available channels
  NetHunt CRM can now place calls not only to a SIP line but also to all connected channels for a manager — including mobile. This significantly reduces the chance of missing a call when someone is away from their computer.

Benefits:

• Ideal for teams where multiple managers run email campaigns

• Improved privacy: each user sees only their own campaigns

• Less distraction in the Timeline

• Lower risk of accidental edits to someone else’s campaign

• If your Instagram token expires, you may lose access to a contact’s photo or name, and replies may fail to send. NetHunt now immediately displays a “Connection issue” warning in the chat. Tap it to see a clear explanation that the token is invalid and use the quick reconnect button.

• After reconnecting, NetHunt automatically refreshes the contact’s name and photo — no need to delete the chat or wait for the contact to text again.

• If more than 7 days have passed since the last message and Meta has closed the reply window, you’ll now see a clear explanation of why you can’t reply and what to do next.

• The “Connection lost” indicator now appears only in chats with actual integration problems.

• We also added PATCH, PUT, and DELETE support to the “Make API call” action — enabling more advanced workflows via API.

• These improvements help you react to issues faster and keep chats running smoothly with fewer interruptions.

This allows you to:

• Give your team shared access to the business account

• Chat with customers without leaving the CRM

• Create new Contacts or Deals from incoming messages in a few clicks — or even fully automate the process with workflows

Examples:

• Leave a comment with an urgent manager mentioning if a Deal that enters the workflow matches critical parameters, such as size or priority.

• When creating a record from data received via a Webhook, neatly place all the details into a comment instead of mapping every field individually.

• You’re assigned to a Deal or Contact

• A new task is assigned to you

• A colleague mentions you in a record comment

• A task due date is approaching

• A task you assigned to someone is completed or re-opened

• A technical issue requires your attention (e.g. a disconnected chat or a problem with an active workflow)