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This article contains the latest Salesbuildr release notes

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πŸš€ Release notes v211 – February 2026

This release introduces one customer-visible API improvement and includes several focused UI and stability upgrades that make working with quotes, contacts, and syncing more reliable.


πŸ”— Public API – quote discounts now included

If you're using the Salesbuildr Public API, quote responses now include full discount information: discount type (fixed amount or percentage), original amount, and calculated totals. This makes it straightforward to build reporting dashboards or connect Salesbuildr to external tools that need accurate pricing data.

What this enables

  • More accurate external reporting on discounts and totals

  • Easier integrations with accounting, BI, or custom tooling

  • Less manual calculation and fewer mismatches between systems


πŸ‘€ Quotes – easier to find the right contact

When selecting a contact on a quote, you now see their email address next to their name. This makes it much easier to pick the right person when multiple contacts have similar names.

What this improves

  • Faster selection in busy customer accounts

  • Fewer mistakes when choosing recipients

  • More confidence before sending quotes


πŸ“‹ Quote list – wider title and contact columns

The quote list view now uses the full available width for title and contact columns. No more truncated names β€” you can see the full quote title and contact details at a glance.

What this improves

  • Better scanability when managing many quotes

  • Less clicking into quotes just to confirm details

  • Cleaner overview for teams working at high volume


πŸ› οΈ Stability improvements

This release focused heavily on reliability across the platform:

  • Fixed multiple PDF layout issues

  • Improved sync stability for ConnectWise, Autotask, and HaloPSA integrations

  • Updated storefront checkout to handle backend sync issues more gracefully

  • Resolved smaller issues in the quote editor, procurement, and product management

These changes don’t add major new functionality, but they reduce friction and improve day-to-day trust in the platform.


πŸš€ Release notes v210 – January 2026

This release introduces two customer-visible features and includes several focused improvements that make working with opportunities, quotes, and products more reliable.
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πŸ”— HubSpot – manually import opportunities

You can now manually import HubSpot opportunities into Salesbuildr.
Previously, opportunities were only created through automatic sync flows. With this update, you can explicitly choose to pull opportunities from HubSpot when needed.
​What this enables
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  • Import specific HubSpot opportunities on demand

  • More control over which opportunities appear in Salesbuildr

  • Greater flexibility for teams that don’t want full automatic syncing

This is particularly useful for customers with custom HubSpot workflows or partial integrations.
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🧭 Opportunities – swimlane view

We’ve added a swimlane view for opportunities.
The swimlane provides a clearer overview of opportunities as they move through different stages, making it easier to:
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  • Understand the current state of your pipeline at a glance

  • Track progress across opportunity stages

  • Navigate and manage larger opportunity lists more efficiently

This is the main UI feature introduced in this sprint and improves day-to-day pipeline visibility.
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🧾 Quotes – consistency improvements

We’ve made several improvements to ensure quotes behave more consistently across editing and export.
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  • Quote content is now reflected more reliably in exported PDFs

  • Editing quote items feels more predictable, especially in larger quotes

  • Overall quote stability has been improved

These changes don’t add new functionality, but they reduce friction when working with complex quotes.
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πŸ“¦ Products & configuration – reliability improvements
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Working with products and configurations is now more robust.
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  • Pricing data is validated more strictly

  • Product configuration screens behave more consistently

  • Fewer unexpected states when managing complex product setups

These improvements help prevent misconfigurations and make product management more dependable.

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