Personalizing your outreach just got even easier. When composing email sequences in FirstQuadrant, you can now dynamically insert images into your messages using placeholders (such as {image1}, {image2}, etc.). Images are automatically replaced with your unique content, allowing for customized visual engagement in every sequence. Additionally, prompts for emails with conversation history are smarter, enabling you to include more tailored instructions and context—helping you craft more compelling and relevant outreach with less effort.

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Expanded pricing and user tiers

Explore the redesigned pricing page featuring expanded plan details and clear user tier breakdowns. You can now review the features available in each plan, including the supported number of users, and browse an at-a-glance comparison of what’s included—making it easier than ever to choose the plan that fits your team.

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Improvements

  • The contacts and companies context panel now has clearer section styling and improved UI, making navigation and actions like delete easier to find.
  • Email sequence prompts now better incorporate additional instructions and conversation history, increasing the relevance and usefulness of generated content.
  • The draft email form for contact activities now correctly manages and displays sender email addresses, ensuring you always select the right sender.
  • Clarified task handling prompts in CRM contacts, helping you understand when tasks should be directly completed or escalated.
  • The marketing website now features improved layout, gradient backgrounds, and more visually consistent testimonials with author avatars.
  • Mobile screenshots have been added to the marketing site’s feature section, giving mobile users a clearer preview of the app experience.
  • Analytics dashboard images and testimonials have been refreshed with updated visuals and optimized delivery for faster loading.
  • Sound effects have been added to logo carousel interactions, navbar, and other marketing pages for a more engaging website experience.
  • The “Delete” action label is now clearer and form labels are better aligned, reducing the chance of mistakes.
  • Expanded the marketing site’s About page with a new, dedicated component for a more informative company overview.

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Fixes

  • Improved email address handling in both the draft email and new activity forms for contacts, eliminating confusion and ensuring the correct sender information appears.
  • Updated the Clay integration logo on the marketing site for accurate brand representation.
  • Prompt logic in CRM contacts now provides more consistent escalation and task completion messaging, reducing ambiguity.

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Behind the scenes

  • Updated backend configuration with new Slack integration dependencies and environment variables (including SLACK_TOKEN and LOOPS_API_KEY) for improved event notifications.
  • Added ‘ky’ dependency to streamline backend HTTP requests and boost efficiency.
  • Enhanced backend imports and routes to support new Slack messaging and notification functionality.
  • Upgraded documentation structure with improved navigation, clearer groupings for mailbox, calendar, and workspace setup, and updated pricing and policy references.
  • Major documentation refresh: rebranded to FirstQuadrant, updated logo and favicon, and improved setup and pricing documentation.
  • The marketing site now uses Next.js Image components with Cloudflare CDN for faster, optimized image delivery across devices.
  • Comprehensive redirects have been added for all major documentation pages, legal info, and policies.
  • Accessibility improvements include new focus-visible styles and updated external link handling in the marketing site.
  • Refactored project structure and build tooling, including adding a basic Vite-based app, enhanced monorepo dependencies, and optimized TypeScript aliasing.
  • Converted key marketing pages to server components for better performance and SEO.
  • Enhanced marketing site with improved sound interactions and responsive UI tweaks.
  • Streamlined system overview documentation and refreshed internal development references for consistency.
  • Removed deprecated or experimental credit check logic from import routes to prep for future enhancements.
  • General code cleanup and reorganization to improve maintainability and keep development up to date with best practices.