by site-publisher | Aug 8, 2026 | Automation
It is easy to find a number for how much employers want AI skills, and hard to find one that survives being asked how it was produced. Search job adverts for the word AI and a very large share of senior commercial roles appear to want it. That figure is close to...
by site-publisher | Aug 5, 2026 | Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM
Judging whether a marketing list had been over mailed used to mean opening each member one at a time. It now reads off the list itself. An Outlook template became a native CRM template. The recipient first name now resolves as a merge field, and the signature images...
by site-publisher | Aug 4, 2026 | Automation
The monitoring that watches the Authgnosis automations was running, and it was reporting healthy, and it was still missing something. It watched whether the scheduled jobs had run. The email the website sends when someone fills in the contact form is not a scheduled...
by site-publisher | Aug 3, 2026 | Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM
The website contact form creates a Lead in the CRM, and until now it decided whether a submission was a duplicate by comparing the email address as a plain string. That was wrong in two opposite directions at the same time, and both were live. A returning prospect...
by site-publisher | Jul 31, 2026 | Authgnosis Website
Two diagrams in the business growth guide were flat images. Readers could see the structure but not what any single element meant, because the explanation lived only in the surrounding prose. Both diagrams are now interactive. Hovering or tapping any element opens a...
by site-publisher | Jul 30, 2026 | Authgnosis Website
The FAQ block on each article was rendering only the first five questions. The limit sat in the query rather than the display: the template fetched five rows and stopped, so any answer past the fifth was never sent to the page. 15 of 95 authored FAQ answers were...
