In true agile software development style, we continuously release updates to Postwire. Sometimes an update fixes a reported issue. Other times, we tweak something that improves the user experience. Recently we’ve made lots of small tweaks and they’re adding up to BIG delight. It’s high time we call out six of them here!
You might have noticed a bit of a revamp of the Postwire website today! We’ve made some great changes to the way you can interact with us, over and above the great Postwire tool itself!
When we launched Postwire last spring, we expected that most companies would start off with a small number of users and then add users over time. That has proven to be the case, but the majority of our users are now coming from larger Sales & Marketing teams. With that growth has come the need for the team administrators to have more visibility across their organization.
We’re excited to introduce some big changes to Postwire that we’ve been working on for a couple of months. As I wrote about a few months ago, Postwire is increasingly being adopted by larger organizations, and some of the design decisions we made last year were in conflict with how
Two weeks ago, I wrote a post announcing some changes coming to Postwire. If you haven’t read that, I strongly suggest you take a look (read here). As I mentioned in that post, I am going to show some of the new features on this blog before we release them. Today,
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