Released September 21, 2020
With this release of Lime CRM the add-ons Infotiles, Newsletter, GDPR and Lime Event are no longer included in the base installer. To (keep) use(ing) these add-ons they should be added to your solution as requirements.
Lime CRM can be configured to store documents on disk instead of in the database. Shout out to Tommy Hallman Lindh for implementing this feature!
Support for AzureAD while logging into the Web Client. This will enable customers to use security and convenience features such as single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and enforced password policies.
A brand new version of Lime Admin, providing a visual UI for configuring the web client and add-ons. When creating add-ons to Lime CRM, you can automagically get a custom UI for the add-on to simplify configuration.
Many minor UI improvements in the Web Client; to provide a simpler and easier to use interface:
When configuring Lime CRM we have so far had to pick between either lime-config
or lime-data
based config. lime-config
is file based and server instance unique; perfect for server configuration such as ports, timeouts etc. lime-data
powers Lime Admin and is stored in the database. Albeit convenient it comes with some trade offs; secrets such as API-keys or passwords are best kept out of the database and URLs for integrations can become problematic when for example restoring a production database to a test environment.
With Lime 2020.2 we are expanding lime-config
to include application level configuration. One can now configure unique configurations for each app running on a Lime Server. This is perfect for API-keys, Passwords or URLs. Full documentation can be found here.
A completely new layout of the object card in the Web Client behind a feature switch. The new design includes the following:
A Redis caching backend can now be configured and The Lime CRM data structure is cached. We have seen speed improvements between 3x-10x for common read operations in the Desktop Client. Read more here