Changelog
Lynqu Updates
Follow the evolution of our product, one update at a time.
v1.0.231
You'll know the moment someone books
NewWhen someone asks to book a time with you, you now get a notification, an inbox message and an email — and tapping any of them opens that exact booking, ready to approve or decline.
NewYou're also told when a customer moves or cancels a booking, so a change to your day never goes unnoticed.
ImprovedYour morning summary now covers the whole day: the tasks that are due and the bookings you have scheduled, in one message.
FixedApproving, declining, cancelling or moving a booking now updates every screen showing it right away — no more reloading the page to see what you just did.
FixedBooking notifications now work out of the box. If you'd never opened your booking settings, they were silently off.
v1.0.230
Your tags, on every screen
NewNFC devices now live in your dashboard too. Add one from your computer, rename it, re-point it at a different card, or see its link — and finish the tag write on your phone with a scan.
NewGot a Lynqu tag that came ready-made? Enter the code printed with it to make it yours, then point it at any of your cards.
NewEvery device now shows how many times it has been tapped, and your insights break your views down by where they came from.
NewTeams can order tags in bulk, hand them out, and point a whole batch at one card — from a new NFC devices page in your organization's settings, where every tag also shows who activated it and when.
ImprovedPicking which card a tag opens now shows your actual cards, not a list of names — so you can recognise the one you mean at a glance.
v1.0.229
One tag, any card
NewAdd your Lynqu smart card, tag or key fob in the mobile app, hold your phone against it once, and it opens whichever card you chose.
NewChanged your mind? Point it at a different card any time from your phone — you never need the tag in your hand again.
v1.0.228
Your contacts, only yours
ImprovedA scanned or typed contact now opens only for you, signed in to your own account. The shareable preview link has been removed.
FixedOn Safari and iPhone, tapping an option in an action menu could do nothing at all. It now registers the first time.
FixedSend tickets stayed available while the preview was still refreshing, so you could send against a preview you were no longer looking at. It now waits, and the dialog no longer closes while a test email is going out.
FixedRemoving a line from a contact's phone or email list no longer jumps your cursor into a different line.
FixedThe ROI calculator's sales-rep slider now starts on a value it can actually land on.
v1.0.227
Fewer dead ends
FixedSaving a revoked ticket's QR code used to fail with an error you couldn't act on. The option is now clearly unavailable, and says to restore the ticket first.
ImprovedIf a QR code still can't be saved, the ticket page now opens for you instead of leaving you to find it.
FixedMore places that load a list — file pickers, the attendee picker, badge assignment, sync details, quotes and scoring rules — now say when something failed to load and offer a retry, instead of showing an empty list as if you had nothing.
v1.0.226
Your face on your card
NewYour profile picture now becomes your organization card's photo when the card doesn't have one — including on cards created before you uploaded it. A photo you've already set on a card is never replaced.
FixedCard photos that showed as a blank space in the organization cards grid now load, including photos that came from your Google or Microsoft sign-in.
NewIntegrations now tell you when a CRM connection needs reconnecting to sync companies and deals, instead of quietly syncing nothing.
FixedRotating a webhook secret and opening a single provider's sync log are available again from the integration's configuration panel.
FixedMore organization pages now show a loading state instead of briefly claiming they're empty — leads, files, campaigns, analytics, billing and settings among them.
v1.0.225
Ticketing, tightened up
NewThe attendee row menu can now email one person their ticket (or resend it), download their QR code as an image, and change their tier — the QR keeps working either way.
NewEmail templates gained Apple Wallet and Google Wallet blocks that render the real “Add to Wallet” buttons, in the preview and in the email. Event and ticket placeholders now have proper names instead of raw field ids.
ImprovedIssuing tickets now shows who already has one, so you can't add the same people twice, and warns you when an event with tiers is about to get untiered tickets.
FixedThe Send tickets dialog sizes to its content instead of always filling the screen, and the Tier dropdown looks like a dropdown again.
FixedEvents and tickets no longer flash “nothing here” while they're still loading — a slow page now shows a loading state, and a failed one says so with a retry.
v1.0.224
Share a file without opening it up
NewEvery file and folder in Files now has an internal link you can paste into chat or email. It opens the item in Lynqu for anyone allowed to see it — and shows nothing to anyone who isn't.
NewA file with limited visibility can now get a public link on purpose, so a deck kept internal to one team can still be sent to a client. Lynqu asks first and records who did it.
Fixed“Copy link” in the file menu works everywhere now. It used to be greyed out on anything without a public link, which was most of the library.
FixedThe “Limited” badge on a file tile is short again — the folder it inherits from moved into the tooltip instead of wrapping across three lines.
FixedThe integration settings panel now opens above the page instead of behind the header, and Disconnect asks for confirmation in a proper dialog.
FixedField mapping got room to breathe: column headers no longer overlap, the conflict-policy buttons stay on one line, and the table scrolls cleanly on narrow screens.
v1.0.223
Send tickets your way
NewWrite your own ticket email — subject, message, email style and library attachments — straight from the Send tickets dialog. The entry QR block is added for you.
NewSend yourself a test ticket email first: the same design and QR, delivered to your own inbox before anything goes to attendees.
ImprovedThe ticket email preview now shows exactly what attendees receive — your email design, subject and footer included — and it updates as you type.
ImprovedTemplates that can't carry a ticket QR stay visible but dimmed in the picker, with a hint that explains how to make them ticket-ready.
FixedThe Send tickets dialog holds a steady size while the preview renders, and both ticket dialogs gained a close button.
v1.0.222
CRM sync now runs both ways
NewSync settings give you real control: choose whether Lynqu pushes lead changes to your CRM, pulls updates back on a schedule, and whether everyday field edits — name, email, phone, company — sync too.
FixedMoving a lead through the pipeline, or marking it won or lost, now lands on a real deal in Pipedrive and Zoho — linked to the synced contact and matched to your own stage names.
ImprovedSync Now fetches the latest contacts from every connected CRM — HubSpot, Pipedrive and Dynamics included, not just Salesforce and Zoho.
FixedConnecting Zoho from a European account now opens the authorization page — before, the Connect button quietly did nothing.
ImprovedReassigning a lead now updates the owner on the matching CRM contact — and on its deal in Pipedrive and Zoho.
v1.0.221
Your team's changes show up without a refresh
FixedWhen a teammate accepts your invite, or you approve someone's request to join, the page updates on its own. The same goes for the rest of the workspace — pending invites, member counts, messages, quotes and the overview tiles no longer wait for you to reload.
FixedTicking a task off now fills the checkbox the moment you tap it, everywhere tasks appear. Before, some of them only caught up after the save finished, so the first tap looked like it had been missed.
ImprovedEvent dates fit on one line again, and a ticketed event is marked with a small ticket icon beside its name rather than a second row.
NewAutomation opens with a summary of your rules — how many are active, how many are inactive, and how many times they have fired.
FixedPDF previews in Files now open on Safari, where they used to show an empty frame.
v1.0.220
Choose an event's capture form from a list
ImprovedLinking a capture form to an event no longer asks you to type an ID number. You now pick it from a list of your campaigns by name.
ImprovedThe list only offers campaigns you have access to that are still running and have a live capture form, so an event can't be pointed at a form that stopped collecting leads.
v1.0.219
See a badge QR code before you download it
ImprovedEvent badges now open in a preview where you can set the code’s colours and drop your logo in the middle, then download it as a PNG or an SVG — instead of downloading straight from the list without ever seeing it.
v1.0.218
Tickets at a glance in the events list
NewThe events list has a new Tickets column showing how many tickets each event has issued, and events with ticketing set up carry a small ticket icon next to their name.
ImprovedThe Location column has more room, so venue names no longer cut off after a few characters.
v1.0.217
You can see what's happening while you wait
ImprovedAn AI employee's card now shows what it's actually doing right now — looking something up, updating a record, or drafting a message — instead of only telling you it's busy.
NewA card you've just scanned now says it's still being read, so a contact that's on its way no longer looks like one with details missing.
FixedA scan that couldn't be read now tells you so. Before, it looked exactly like a contact that had simply never been filled in.
ImprovedBuilding a card from your own details, and turning a voice note into text, both show the work in progress instead of a plain spinner.
v1.0.216
Find your ticketed events in one click
NewThe events list can now show only the events you have set tickets up for. It sits under Filters as its own switch, so you can stack it on a status — “active events with tickets” is two clicks.
v1.0.215
The Tickets tab now shows how many
ImprovedAn event’s Tickets tab now carries the number of tickets issued, so you can see it from the Details tab without opening Tickets first.
v1.0.214
Finished events stop pretending they are live
ImprovedAn event whose dates have passed now sits at the end of its timeline and reads “Ended”, instead of being highlighted as Active while the status pill right above it said the event was over.
NewThe events list has an Ended tile and filter of its own, so you can pull up everything that has finished — and the Active count finally means events that are capturing leads right now.
v1.0.213
Event badges are one click from the top
Improved“View badges” now sits at the top of an event, next to Delete — no more scrolling past the whole form to find it at the bottom.
v1.0.212
An event can start on a day, not a time
ImprovedSetting up an event no longer makes you pick a clock time. Choose the start and end dates and the times fill themselves in — midnight through 11:59 PM — so an all-day booth is just two dates. Set your own times whenever the event runs to a schedule.
FixedPicking a date and leaving the time alone no longer wipes the date and asks you for it again.