Printable dashboards are now available at PlaybookIQ.com. Simply click on the printer icon on your dashboard, and take a printout of your day’s activities with you.
Printable dashboard
January 26th, 2010Feature enhancements
November 30th, 2009Last week we implemented two user suggested enhancements to PlaybookIQ. One enhancement involves the steps shown on your dashboard. Previously, multiple steps within the same Playbook may have appeared on your dashboard if one or more of the steps were past due. Now, only the current step is shown. Second, the contact title and contact company have been separated on the contact screen for clarity. Simple changes that we hope will make a difference for our users.
New in PlaybookIQ: ‘Recent’ – History at a Glance
July 14th, 2009You can now get a quick overview of recent activity across your entire sales team, with the new ‘Recent’ tab in PlaybookIQ. You have told us that an understanding of what happened over the last hour, days, or week is critical to team communication. It helps you get the big picture and is a very easy way to see what has been accomplished between the last time you were in PlaybookIQ and now. From here, you can click on any of the contacts listed to open that contact for more detail. As expected, contact privacy settings are honored in this new view as well.
Here is what it looks like. We hope you like it and thank you for using PlaybookIQ.
New in PlaybookIQ: Web Forms
June 1st, 2009With Web Forms, you create publicly accessible web-to-lead forms to capture prospect information from a web page hosted by us. PlaybookIQ hosts the web page and creates contacts out of each response entered on the page. For example, here is one we created for people interested in more information about PlaybookIQ. Let’s see how it works.
Admin / Web Forms
First, we need to create the web form. In the admin section of your account, you will notice a section called ‘Web Forms’. Click ‘Manage’ and then ‘New’ to build our new form.
Form Title
First, give your new web form a title and description.
Customize Form Messages and Links
After creating your web form, customize its title, message and links. Include a ‘Thank You’ message that will be displayed after someone submits your form.
Playbook Assignment
This is an important step. When someone submits your web form, a new contact record is created. That contact will appear on the first step of the playbook you specify here.
Your Web Form URL
After you save your new web form, you will see your new web form URL. Use this web address in your emails and on your website to easily capture leads into your PlaybookIQ account.
Try it Out
Go ahead and click on your new web form URL. Fill out and submit the form. Now, go to your dashboard. If the fist step of your playbook has “days: 0″, then you will see the newly entered contact in your PlaybookIQ account, ready for you to take action!
We really hope you like this new feature and thanks again for using PlaybookIQ CRM.
Speed Improvements
June 1st, 2009This weekend, PlaybookIQ received some system tuning and additional hardware. These improvements have resulted in faster application response times and less waiting for you, especially in the areas of searching and opening contacts. We thank you for your patience and hope your experience with PlaybookIQ is improved. As always, let us know through email, Twitter, chat, or phone (contact information is at http://playbookiq.com) if you have any issues or questions.
Performance Improvements in PlaybookIQ
May 6th, 2009Recent performance monitoring on PlaybookIQ has resulted in the launch today of a faster system.
With the addition of multiple playbooks, a contact’s playbook and step information can get much more detailed. The newly tuned contacts screen handles display of this additional information without impacting response time.
All changes in this release are behind the scenes. You will not notice any UI changes but you will notice a faster, more responsive CRM system. We like how the speed improvements have turned out and hope you do too.
Launched in PlaybookIQ: Assign multiple playbooks to a contact
April 14th, 2009We are adding a new feature to PlaybookIQ. With this new feature you can assign more than one playbook to a contact. When you apply a playbook to a contact, any existing playbook assignments remain unchanged. For example you can assign the ‘Seminar attendees’ playbook to ‘West Coast Supply’, even if they are already on the ‘Prospect’ playbook. ’West Coast Supply’ remains a ‘Prospect’, while also receiving the additional treatment of ‘Seminar attendees’.
This new feature appears on the details screen for every contact:
Assigning a playbook
The previous version of playbook assignments allowed for just one playbook at a time:
In the new version, you can apply multiple playbooks:
Removing playbook assignments
In the previous version, you removed a playbook from a contact by assigning the ‘blank’ playbook choice:
In the new version, if you wish to remove a playbook, you do so by simply clicking ‘remove’ and confirming. As always, each time you apply or remove a playbook, that action is captured in the contact’s comments and history. We hope you enjoy the new multiple playbooks feature in PlaybookIQ.
Share Documents in PlaybookIQ
September 29th, 2008
You can now store and share documents in PlaybookIQ. This makes for a convenient place to store coaching documents, product sheets, proposals, invoices, or any documents that relate to a contact.

Attached documents are shared with everyone on your team (unless the contact is ‘private‘, then only you can view the document).
To use this new feature, simply click the ‘attach’ link in the contact’s ‘Document’ section. Find out more at the PlaybookIQ help center.
To try it out, sign into your Playbookiq account or sign up for an account for free.
Your PlaybookIQ Tasks for Today: Email Reminders
September 12th, 2008
Heres a simple new feature that can make your work a bit easier. To get daily email reminders of your tasks due simply click ‘Edit’ in the top right of the application to open your user profile. There, you will see a new profile item, “Email Reminders”. This was a highly requested feature that we think you will find useful.
Private Contacts
September 12th, 2008
You can now mark a contact private so that others on your team cannot view it. By default, contacts are private to your company and others in your account can see all contacts in your account.
To mark a contact private, simply mark the “Private” checkbox when entering or editing a contact. Only the contact owner can mark a contact private. (The person who first creates the contact is the contact owner.) The private setting extends to comments and tasks on the contact as well. We hope you find this new feature useful.




