First up is an expansion on our activity modules called Key Events. This module lets you go into your event types and mark a few as “key,” which will cause them to show up as rollups on all the detail pages for contacts and accounts. Here’s how they look once you’ve marked them:

And toggling them on couldn’t be easier:

View/Stream/Tag Descriptions
Next up is a request we’ve gotten a few times to make the system easier to use. Now, any View, Stream, or Tag can have a description attached to it to make it easier for everyone on the team to know why it’s there and how it works.
Adding a description is easy:

And anytime you add a description, you will see it show up in both the title and in details:

Better Property Filters
We’ve been rolling out updates to our filter interface since we debuted it two months ago. This week we are rolling out what should be our last big component of filters: the ability to access all your properties from a single filter interface.

As part of this update, we’ve also released some new time windows to build views off, including this week, this month, and this year.

Control whether a data source updates last seen
Usually, this would go into the updates section, but I’m super excited about this, so I’m giving it prime billing. Our Variance last seen date works by capturing the latest activity from the account and/or contact. That can be a bit problematic if you have more than one data source, particularly if that data source is a stream of email opens (like we have). So now you have the ability to toggle on and off whether a data source will update the last seen date.
To do that, just go to Integrations, and you’ll see a toggle on each of your data sources like this:

Other Updates
- Update our usage chart to account for the first seen date
- Change background on signup pages
- Added Milestone suggestions to onboarding
- Fix live events on the integrations page
- Only send Milestone Update notifications if the Milestone has more than one criteria
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