BatchBook Product Update: Auto-Tagging from BatchBox & More!

• Posted August 7th, 2008
• By Adam Darowski (bio)
• Filed under: Product Updates

Last night we pushed another new version of BatchBook. Here are some of the goodies you can look for:

Auto-tagging from BatchBox

Now, whenever you send an email into BatchBook via BatchBox email forwarding, the new communication will be tagged as “batchbox”. That way you can see all of your auto-generated communications in one place, so you can edit, tag, or otherwise modify as necessary. As an added bonus, any contacts created from BatchBox emails will also be tagged as “batchbox”.

To change this tag to something else (or to stop auto-tagging altogether), simply visit the Email Settings in Your Account.

Screencasts embedded within BatchBook

I’m quite proud of our latest round of BatchBook screencasts, so I wanted to get them actually into the application itself. So, now when you click on a help icon, the screencast will be embedded right there on the page. Seeing is believing!

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Tags: batchbook, batchbox, email forwarding, screencasts

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Seeing is Believing!: New BatchBook Screencasts

• Posted July 16th, 2008
• By Adam Darowski (bio)
• Filed under: User Experience, Using BatchBook

Our BatchBook Screencasts page has been updated with a half dozen new screencasts. There is one screencast for each component of BatchBook (like Contacts or SuperTags) but also a whole new All About BatchBook screencast that combines all five components into one whirlwind tour of the app.

Note: We have updated all of our screencasts. You can find them on the Screencasts page.

Oh yes, you saw that right. There is also an iPod compatible version of each screencast. So, when you’re on the bus and you think to yourself “oh man, how do I attach a To-Do to a contact record again?”, just fire up your iPod and find out.

From time to time, we’ll also record a short screencast to showcase a particular feature, like we did with BatchBox email forwarding. Can you think of any others we should cover? Let us know!

Tags: batchbook, screencasts

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