We are excited to announce that our team will now start sharing monthly release notes so you can stay up-to-date on all new product features, improvements and bug fixes.
You can find these updates in our Help Center and we encourage you to check out January’s release notes here.
Starting October 13, 2022, Interseller will no longer support third-party email providers.
This includes email accounts outside of Google and Outlook, and providers that use IMAP and SMTP email servers.
Current customers using a third-party email provider will not be affected at this time, but will need to switch their email provider in the near future in order to continue using Interseller.
If you're a current user planning to switch from Google or Outlook to a third-party email provider, you won't be able to use Interseller moving forward. We recommend keeping your Google or Outlook email if you'd like continue using Interseller.
Our team will share more information soon with exact dates and instructions on how to switch your email provider. Please note that no action is required at this time.
If you have any questions about your options, please reach out to your Account Manager or our Support team through hi@interseller.io.
In an effort to reflect more inclusive language, we’ve updated the terms “blacklist” to “blocklist” on Interseller. Going forward, you’ll see these language updates across the platform that include the following changes:
We've recently updated how integration data syncs over to Interseller so users will need to click the refresh button in order to regularly update the job sync options that appear in the drop-down menus. The refresh button will appear next to the job sync drop-down menus in both the sequence and account settings.
If each individual sequence has a job sync set up, you'll need to click the refresh button for each sequence.
If a job sync is only set up at the account level, you'll need to click the refresh button in your integration settings.
We recommend using this workflow moving forward to ensure you see the most recent data pulled from your integration.
Interseller is now able to sync U.S. State abbreviations and Original Source (e.g. LinkedIn, GitHub, Indeed) to all integrations that support custom field mapping.
We've added a new setting to our Deduplication Safety. You're now able to set a time period for applying your contact deduplication. For example, you can now set a rule where a contact messaged after 180 days no longer shows a deduplication error.
Visit your personal settings and your team settings to get started.
We've updated our Privacy settings with some new features to help teams remain compliant with privacy regulations. Check them out below:
You can learn more about each of these features in our guide here. As a note, these settings can only be adjusted by owners and managers on the team.
We've updated our Messages Bounced report to display the bounced reason for contacts so you can now see this information in an aggregate view.
Our Chrome Extension will now prioritize searching for contacts' email addresses in their LinkedIn profiles or from existing Interseller sequences so additional lookup credits won't be charged for identifying emails that have already been found.
This prevents our system from charging lookup credits when the email preference matches both the email address found in the sequence and the extension.
We've added a Sequence Activity report where owners and managers can view the current number of active sequences and sending activity across each user’s sequences. This report includes archived sequences as well.
