Today we rolled out an updated version of Spanning Salesforce. Based on feedback from our early users, the service now delivers a sorted list (newest first) of any leads updated in the last 30 days. To see changes in your feed, you may need to unsubscribe and re-subscribe to flush your aggregator's cache.
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Several users have reported a bug where the system would only report at most 50 leads starting 30 days ago, so their current leads weren't getting through. I've upped the limit to 500, but I'm not sure that's a good long-term fix.
Would you rather get all leads updated in the last 30 days, all leads updated in the last 7 days (or some other timespan), or the last 50 (or some other number) leads updated? Email me and let me know, or post a ocmment here.
Thanks for helping make this service more useful!
Posted by: Charlie Wood | July 28, 2005 at 08:13 AM