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We've changed our name to Funnela

Posted: April 2nd, 2009 | Author: Jacek | Filed under: Backstage | 4 Comments »

As you have probably already seen, we’ve changed our name to Funnela.

It turned out, that previous name had controversial meaning and associated us with a wrong industry.

New name is closer to what we want to Funnela be – simple CRM for small business.

Here are new addresses connected to our project:


New feature: export contacts

Posted: March 30th, 2009 | Author: Jacek | Filed under: Backstage | 1 Comment »

NOTE: Creamflow is now known as Funnela

We have introduced ability to export contact data from address book. You can easily export all contact data including attached notes. You will get the output file in YAML format – it’s human readable and easy to parse file format for representing all kind of data.

To export contacts, go to Settings -> Export contacts.

Main view of export data

Main view of export data

Currently we are working on dashboard module, soon we will post more information.


New feature: import from Highrise

Posted: March 27th, 2009 | Author: Jacek | Filed under: Backstage | 1 Comment »

NOTE: Creamflow is now known as Funnela

We have added the possibility of painless migration from Highrise to Creamflow. Below you will find how to do this.

  1. Export contacts from Highrise
  2. Export notes, todos and cases from Highrise
  3. Select Settings -> Import contacts from Highrise. Next choose files previously exported from Highrise. Then select destination address book group for imported contacts.

    Main view of Highrise import

    Main view of Highrise import

  4. In the next step match Highrise users to correspondent Creamflow users. Then choose “Finish import”.

    Matching users view

    Matching users view

  5. After successful import you can go back to the application

    Successful import view

    Successful import view

After these steps all Highrise contacts with notes and tasks are imported to Creamflow. Only exception are the cases, which we will introduce in future.


Planned functionality

Posted: March 20th, 2009 | Author: Jacek | Filed under: Backstage | 5 Comments »

NOTE: Creamflow is now known as Funnela

We receive many e-mails with the comments, observations and suggestions. Many questions are related to the near future of Creamflow and planned functionality. Our plans for the future are:

  • dashboard – a new module displaying key information from other modules, showing overview of the current topics. For example, the dashboard displays the unread messages, the upcoming meetings and undone tasks

  • expansion of module “activities” associated with a customer – we will imporve the process of automated collection of information on activities related to the customer. Tasks and events will appear automatically on the list. In addition, we improve the usability of this section
  • acces with Internet Explorer – we will prepare version for Internet Explorer 8, the newest version of IE
  • e-mail templates – allow the creation of message templates, speeding up the communication with the customer

This is a list of only major features. Some minor fixes we are introducing daily. If you want to report a bug or suggest something, use our new feedback address: http://creamflow.uservoice.com/

Almost every day we upload the latest version of the application on the server. This is undoubtedly one of the biggest advantages offered by the SaaS ( called Software as a Service ) application model. Without the need of manual updating our users always have up-to-date version of Creamflow in their browser – it is cool, isn’t it? :)


New feature: contacts import

Posted: March 16th, 2009 | Author: Jacek | Filed under: Backstage | 3 Comments »

NOTE: Creamflow is now known as Funnela

Recently we have added ability to import contacts exports to CSV file from any software. It it’s one of the most popular formats used by many programs.

To import contacts you should go to settings section and choose “Import contacts” icon (Settings -> Import contacts).

Then you have to select file, choose it’s encoding and select how many of first lines belong to header. You have to select target contacts group too.

Main view of contact import screen

Main view of contact import screen

In next step Creamflow will try to recognize types of data in columns. In the “Header/samples” column you will see some data from your file. This will allow you, if necessary, correct matching types of data to columns.

Data matching view

Data matching view

Next you have to select “Finish import” button.

Button 'Finish import'

Button 'Finish import'

Contacts from your file will be imported and available in Creamflow. Good luck!