We are happy to announce the latest update of Jetpack CRM, tailored to enhance your user experience and empower your customer relationship journey even further. While JPCRM v5.6 doesn’t introduce any groundbreaking changes, it sets the foundation for several future additions and improvements, and is a solid leap toward delivering a better refined and more efficient CRM tool to manage and grow your customer base.

In this product update we announce our MailPoet integration, release lots of improvements to our Segments and Advanced Segment workflows, and some significant fixes for WooSync. We also tackle a number of low level security vulnerabilities and harden up other CRM code.

After releasing version 5.0 of Jetpack CRM in May we’ve been hard at work refining and improving upon this release, which focuses on making the best CRM for WooCommerce. We’ve just released v5.3 and in this post we’re going to share what’s new and what we’ve improved.

It’s been less than three months since we released Jetpack CRM v5, and already 75% of our users are using at least v5! We’d like to take a moment to highlight some of the exciting things we’ve been up to since that release.

In this post we’re covering what’s new with Jetpack CRM since the last update (you can see all prior updates here).

Greetings from Jetpack CRM. This post covers what’s new with Jetpack CRM since our last update, want to read back further? You can see all our product update posts here.

Hey! This last week we launched Jetpack CRM 4.5.0. Along with squashing quite a few bugs, we love to improve Jetpack CRM with new features for our users, and are excited to highlight a few of the changes below.

In case you missed it, the last version of Jetpack CRM introduced better support for placeholders. We have now taken this a step further, adding a templating system for invoices and quotes. In short, you can now code your own custom templates, using placeholders to choose what content will show in the client portal, PDFs, and emails. This was a frequently-requested feature from our users, so here you go!

We have also added a new GiveWP integration directly to Jetpack CRM (no extensions required). it’s directly activable from the extension setting. GiveWP is a free donation plugin for WordPress that lets you easily collect donations from site visitors.

Finally, Jetpack CRM has better translation support in its code, so feel free to contribute some translations in your favourite language on the official WP.org translation portal. We have also updated the POT file in our plugin package so you can manually translate strings with tools like Loco Translate.

And, as always, we continue to refine Jetpack CRM’s current features with tweaks and bug fixes.

Today we’re happy to announce that from version 4.4.0 – we’re introducing better support for placeholders throughout the CRM.

Each area of the CRM where placeholders are supported is covered in the CRM assistant.