Mobile App

Bring desktop Conversation filters to mobile, especially contact tags
Please bring the desktop Conversations filter builder to the HighLevel, LeadConnector and white-label mobile apps on iOS and Android. The priority is filtering conversations by contact tags. These filters are available on desktop, but the tag filter is missing from the mobile experience we use. Teams need to find the right conversations from their phones without opening each contact or switching to a computer. Requested functionality: Include or exclude one or more contact tags. Combine tag filters with assignment, message channel and last-message direction using AND/OR rules, as on desktop. Save named conversation views and access the same views on desktop and mobile. Keep the selected filters when leaving and returning to Conversations, with a clear reset option. Respect each user's permissions and keep views separate by sub-account. Example: show unread conversations tagged as leads and exclude those tagged as existing customers, so staff can focus on pending enquiries from their phones. Please make this available in the native Conversations screen across all three mobile apps. Related requests: https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/mobile-app/p/filtro-por-etiqueta-de-contacto https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/conversations/p/filter-conversations-by-tags-1 The broader tag-filter request is marked complete. Please clarify whether that status includes mobile and track the mobile implementation separately if it does not.
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Mobile App UI/UX
Hi Highlevel I've been receiving consistent feedback from several clients regarding the UI/UX of our Mobile App, particularly concerning its current design and functionality. Issues with Time Blocking: Many users are experiencing glitches when trying to block off time using the Round Clock Dial. Page Design Feedback: The Opportunities Details Page, Contacts Add/Edit Form, and Slot Booking Form have been identified as areas where the UI could benefit from improvements. Suggested Changes: A more modern and simpler interface, akin to Apple's time and date selection, would be beneficial. Additionally, a cleaner and more intuitive design for contacts, highlighting essential information, would enhance user experience. Considering the feedback, I've been contemplating the idea of transitioning to the white-labelled app. However, given the annual investment of $6,000, I'm hesitant to make the move when the core design and functionality would largely remain the same. Investing in a product that still requires significant UI enhancements doesn't seem justifiable for my client base at this point. Offer to Assist: Understanding the complexities of app development, I'd be happy to provide mockups and suggested designs to aid the process. Collaborative efforts often yield the best results, and I'm keen to be a part of the solution. Engaging with the Development Team: I believe that direct feedback can be invaluable. Would it be possible for me, or a member of my team, to liaise directly with the mobile app development team? This could streamline the feedback process and foster a better understanding of user needs. Thank you for considering my feedback. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and any potential plans for the app's UI/UX enhancements. Warm regards, Essa
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