Product updates.
A closer look.

Online bookings now use the same property-location lookup as staff-created projects. When the address can be located, its coordinates are saved so the job has a position on the Dispatch map.

The booking can still be created if an address can’t be located. Update the property with a usable address to give the job a location, then bring it into the same map view as your other visits.

On a phone or in the collapsed Messages shelf, returning to the list keeps the selected conversation in place behind it. Open that same conversation again to continue the text you were composing.

The draft stays with the conversation you return to in the open workspace. Choosing a different conversation starts fresh, so an unfinished reply doesn’t follow you into another customer’s thread.

Ask about information beyond your workspace that may have changed. When the question calls for it, Garry checks current web sources before responding.

Source links stay with the reply so you can look further. If a current source cannot be checked, Garry can tell you that rather than treating the missing answer as a fact.

The label separates two different things: a call that is still on the line and an activity you haven’t read. You can recognize an active conversation without repeatedly opening the row to try to clear its unread dot.

After the call ends, the Live label clears when the Inbox refreshes. It gives the team a clearer view of what is happening now while keeping completed calls in the activity record.

A number may receive a text before it is set up to send one. The composer now explains that situation and keeps sending disabled on that line. When another eligible number is available, Reply from lets you choose it.

If none of your numbers can send, the conversation explains that texting still needs to be set up. Common delivery failures are written in plain language, so the next step is easier to understand.

People can work with the messages addressed to their own mailbox alongside the organization conversations they are allowed to see.

Team members with message-management permission retain the broader access their role requires.

If an edit saves in Garrison but Google does not accept it, the result tells you clearly instead of presenting the change as fully synchronized.

Changes applied across several locations also report partial results, making it easier to see which locations need another look.

Garrison looks for an existing suitable flow for the kind of line you are adding. When one is not available, a standard starting flow gives you something to work from.

Existing eligible voice lines without a flow have a Set up flow action, bringing their handling into the same visual editor.

Choose a voice, adjust its reading speed, and set when the announcement should play.

You can use your own notice text and manage whether the announcement is enabled from the same step.

For people who can use the Team filter, selecting teammates brings their accessible conversations into the view. Customer assignments, conversation participation, and mailbox access help determine what belongs there.

Changing the filter doesn’t change anyone’s permissions. Email cards keep their mailbox labels, making it easier to understand the source of a conversation while looking across the team’s work.

Connect an Apple account from a verified profile, or use a matching eligible account to sign in.

Connected-account settings let you review and manage the sign-in methods linked to your profile.

On supported list pages, the filter control sits beside search instead of taking another row. Open it to browse grouped filters, select values, and see the active-filter count when you return to the page.

Choices apply as you tap them; Done closes the sheet. Clear all removes engaged filters that support resetting, while sort and display settings keep their own behavior. Desktop lists retain their inline controls.