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Plugixa CRM Changelog

A modular CRM for WordPress with a React admin panel: accounts, contacts, leads and deals on a kanban pipeline, email and cases, campaigns, a customer portal, roles and reports.

Latest
v1.0.0
Released
Sep 13, 2026
Total releases
1

v1.0.0

Latest

First public release.

In this release 26

  • Accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, tasks, calls, meetings and cases in the plugin's own normalised tables rather than as posts, so lists, filters and reporting stay fast as the data grows.
  • Contacts carry as many email addresses and phone numbers as they really have, in their own tables, with one of each marked primary.
  • Lead conversion into an account, a contact and an opportunity in one step.
  • Customisable pipelines and stages with per-stage probability, a drag-and-drop kanban board and a weighted forecast.
  • A calendar and scheduler covering tasks, calls and meetings on one view, with working hours, holidays and free/busy.
  • Email sent from any record, with reusable templates and merge fields.
  • Inbound email over IMAP, turning incoming mail into cases automatically. Messages are matched on Message-ID, so a message read twice is stored once.
  • Campaigns, target lists and mass email, sent in batches from a queue. The unsubscribe link cannot be switched off, the `List-Unsubscribe` header goes with it, and one unsubscribe stops everything.
  • Open and click tracking served entirely from your own domain.
  • Cases with a controllable number sequence, and a knowledge base with a category tree, linkable to the cases it answers.
  • A customer portal, as a block or a shortcode. Nothing is exposed until you set it up: case notes are private by default and articles need a separate setting before a customer sees one.
  • A public knowledge base page, rendered on the server with no REST route behind it.
  • Web-to-lead forms as a block, a shortcode or your own REST call, with a honeypot, a per-IP rate limit, optional CAPTCHA, double opt-in and a plain form fallback when JavaScript is off.
  • Roles per entity and per action with an all, team, own or none scope, plus field-level rules. A user holding no role keeps exactly the access they had before you created one.
  • Teams, whose membership is what gives the team scope its meaning.
  • Custom fields on every entity, including two custom field types of your own.
  • Reports with charts and a pipeline forecast, and arrangeable multi-tab dashboards seeded from templates.
  • Duplicate detection and record merging, which brings the notes, files, activities and stars of both records onto the survivor.
  • Notes, private file attachments, one tag vocabulary across every entity, a per-record activity stream with followers, favourites, and an audit log.
  • A document library with a folder tree, separate from the files attached to a record.
  • PDF templates and print, which work against any registered entity rather than a fixed list of document types.
  • Import and export as CSV or Excel, with a column-matching step, lookups by name or code, errors reported by line number, and a revert.
  • Outbound webhooks on record events, queued and retried, with private and reserved addresses refused on save and again before every request.
  • An integrations framework with an encrypted credential store, a job queue and per-connector health checks.
  • The whole application on a page of your own site through `[plugixa_crm_app]`, talking to the same API with the same permissions as the admin screen.
  • A REST API under `plugixa-crm/v1`, and over eighty actions and filters for extending the plugin.