Last week, we have launched a brand new user interface for our Google Chrome extension: While for some users this could look like a simple “fancy new design”, there is a huge amount of work behind it, so in this article, I would like to highlight what are the most important changes, and what it is coming next. Table of Contents 1. What are the most important improvements? New emails and phone views A new way of managing default and assigned projects Quick access to important metadata Detailed bulk action results 2. What is coming next? Detect previously added contacts automatically Access to the full profile from the extension 3. Try our new Google Chrome Extension today What are the most important improvements? The extension has been completely rewritten from scratch, tested by our team, and tested privately on beta for several weeks before launching, . it was a huge challenge to launch a new UI to 80,000 Chrome Extension users who are already used to our previous interface So here are some of the most important improvements we have been working on: New emails and phone views You have probably seen in our web application that now we try to identify what is the most important information for you, classifying, validating, and sorting the data so you can see the most important email first. This is also true for phone numbers, which are now shown sorted by your preferences (if you prefer to see mobile or company phone numbers first), and they are also showing to which company belongs to, if any. A new way of managing default and assigned projects In our previous version, one of the most frequent complaints was that selecting and creating projects did no scale when you have dozens if not hundreds of projects. So we have implemented our new project selector which supports managing hundreds of projects without any issues, with infinite pagination, quick search, colors, etc. Managing hundreds of projects is now a lot easier Quick access to important metadata We are slowly introducing more widgets for quickly accessing metadata, so you have more visibility into what has been happening with one contact directly from the result list. Looking at notes directly from the contact list Detailed bulk action results Finished a bulk action, and no idea what happened? Now after a job finished, you can see how many contacts are new, how many were part of your account, how many were out of your network, etc. What is coming next? This is just the beginning of a great new phase, we plan to introduce some features in the following weeks that will completely change the way you work: Detect previously added contacts automatically We will start detecting contacts that are part of your account before you click on “Add”, so you can quickly access all the metadata (emails, projects, notes, etc) and decide if updating the contact is necessary or not. Access to the full profile from the extension , soon you will be able to access the full contact information and metadata directly from the extension, without having to open the web dashboard. This is probably one of the most important features we are going to launch this year A huge step on making your life easier, giving you access to all the information you need, and making sure you have the whole context when navigating in LinkedIn. Try our new Google Chrome Extension today Haven’t used our Chrome Extension recently? Install it from the Google Chrome store , and if you have any suggestions, you can always submit a new feature request . In SalesQL we are committed to launching fixes, improvements, and features every week (take a look at our ) to keep up with all the suggestions and support requests we receive every day. changelog Have a productive week! Previously published at https://salesql.com/blog/introducing-a-new-ui-for-our-google-chrome-extension

Google

Free LinkedIn Email Finder & CRM 

Read My Stories

Too Long; Didn't Read

 Add passwordless user experiences to your app

HackerNoon Mobile

Things You Need To Know About Our Redesigned Google Chrome Extension

Too Long; Didn't Read

Company Mentioned

@salesql

RELATED STORIES