Update 1.56.0: deals in CRM and chat translation

In Mini Apps Builder 1.56.0, deals have appeared in CRM: you can now manage sales by stages from the first contact to payment. Also in this release: message translation in CRM chats and a single header across all website pages.

CRM: deals

A “Deals” section has appeared in CRM. Deals are placed on a board by stages, and the total amount for each column is shown above it. A deal can be dragged to another stage. In the new store, there are сразу four stages: “New”, “Qualification”, “Proposal”, “Negotiations”.

The “New deal” button opens a form: name, amount, expected closing date, stage, companies, and contacts. CRM tasks can be linked to a deal.

Deals are closed with the “Won” and “Lost” buttons. For a lost deal, the account asks why it was lost. The “Reopen” button returns the deal to its stage. The “Open”, “Won”, and “Lost” tabs split deals by status.

In the “Stages and fields” window, stages can be configured: name, order, deletion. Deals from a deleted stage are moved to another stage. You can also add your own deal fields there: “Date”, “Money”, “Text”, “List”, and “One of the options”.

CRM: chat translation

A translation button has appeared in the CRM chat header. It translates the client’s messages into your language, and translated messages are marked with “translated from EN”. Write your reply in your own language: the client will receive it in theirs.

Translation works when the “Content translations” plugin is enabled in the store. Up to 30 messages can be translated per day. When the limit is reached, the account shows: “Daily translation limit reached, replies are sent as written”.

Website

• All website pages now share one header. Above videos, it is transparent.
• Landing page for restaurants and cafes: menu on mobile, payment method logos, account login in the header. The floating button no longer covers the support button.
• On the English version of the website, feature screenshots are now in English.

We also fixed minor bugs and improved service stability.