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Bring more context into FirstQuadrant automatically. You can now import external events from third‑party apps and have FirstQuadrant instantly reason on them to create the right context and follow‑ups. Imported events are clearly tagged as “external events” in activity timelines, so your team can see what happened and why a task was created at a glance. Set this up from Imports → Apps. When connecting an app, choose the event option to ingest events (not just notes). FirstQuadrant will capture the details, label them appropriately, and use them to drive timely, relevant actions—without manual data entry.

Improvements

  • Gain finer control over analytics with a new setting to track opens for all emails (instead of sampling).
  • Sequence generation is smarter: only relevant activities are considered and reasoning messages are clearer, making Autopilot behavior easier to understand.
  • Duplicate “Answer question” tasks with the same due date are now combined into a single, clearer item.
  • Calendar tasks are no longer created when all external participants have declined an event, reducing noise.
  • The context panel now shows a loading state while internal team members are being enriched, so you know when data is on the way.
  • Saved filters are more reliable and scoped to your workspace; empty filters are automatically cleared for cleaner persistence.
  • Import apps now feature refreshed icons (Zapier, Vector, Segment) for a more polished, consistent look.
  • Import qualification now shows clearer “unqualified” reasons, improving review decisions.
  • Cal.com imports display the organizer’s email when a name isn’t available, improving event details.
  • Action names in contact activities are clearer: “Schedule reply for date” and “Schedule follow-ups.”
  • Activity messages and prompts better prioritize your instructions, clarify nurturing rules, and note that contextual knowledge comes from your knowledge base; unarchive reasoning now includes the campaign name.
  • Tooltips can show either an info or question icon based on context, improving in‑app guidance.

Fixes

  • Campaign sequence generation now correctly uses 1 credit, ensuring accurate credit usage and billing.
  • Archived contacts with a pending auto‑archive task no longer appear in the activity log.
  • Filters saved in your browser are now correctly scoped to your organization and persist more reliably across sessions.

Behind the scenes

  • Introduced action sync infrastructure with event‑driven handlers and scheduled jobs to keep tasks up to date.
  • Optimized contact summaries by recalculating conversation history only after a reasoning run and removing redundant cron events.
  • Hardened contact processing: skip contacts with recent suggested imports, delay processing for brand‑new contacts, and only enqueue processing when needed.
  • Improved Autopilot suggestion handling by setting processing states more reliably, both in background tasks and direct database updates.
  • Added A/B testing for action determination to refine prompt strategies by organization and environment.
  • Expanded import reliability with a logs array for better traceability, plus refined schemas and validation (including a simplified Cal.com schema and organizer email fallback).
  • Added a comprehensive open tracking mode on the backend and updated forms and documentation to support it.
  • Refined sequence generation internals with stricter activity filtering for cleaner variables and reasoning.
  • Simplified navigation history code in the app shell to reduce complexity and improve maintainability.
  • Enhanced import qualification internals with additional fields to track unqualified reasons more precisely.