See your apps' payments and meetings in Avox, a Tables library and a new Flow editor
Connected apps now have their own pages with payments, meetings, orders and contacts. Tables get a library and a smarter start, Flows a calmer editor, and Automation is now AI Automation.
Every app has its own pages. After you connect an app, open it under Connections > Apps to see what it holds: payments and their status (who paid, how much, for what, and the chat it came from), meetings and bookings, store orders and products, CRM contacts and leads, and the sheets Avox uses.
Act from Avox: check a payment's status, refund it, cancel a payment link, reschedule or cancel a meeting, where the app allows it.
Connecting has its own page with clear steps instead of a pop-up, and the Connections page now suggests apps to connect.
Tables library: every premade table in one place, with a preview of its columns and example rows. New premade: Payments due (udhar).
A smarter start: describe what you keep track of, in English or everyday Hindi-English words, and Avox AI suggests better columns. It can still make mistakes, so check the columns before you create.
Calmer editing: row details and column settings open beside the grid, a floating find bar, and right-click on empty space to add rows or columns.
New Flow editor: the Flow's code is shown read-only on the page; click it or Edit JSON to open a large editor panel with errors, actions and live data in one place, and clear save states.
14 new premade Flows in three groups: plain forms, live answers, and live with your tables.
Lists of Flows and templates filter without jumping.