Formation calls grew up. There's now a chat beside the call for links, screenshots and files, you can switch your mic or camera without leaving, a shared screen arrives whole and sharp, and the minutes always tell you they're saved. Meetings also show every meeting now, whatever mode you're in. And for tickets, you can record your screen and send the client a link to watch it.
Beside the call, write to everyone, paste or drop a screenshot or a PDF, and share links that open in a new tab. A line worth keeping goes into the minutes with who said it.

After the call, the meeting page keeps the chat, and any line can go into the meeting's note. Files from the call show up under Files, saying where they came from.
The arrow beside Mic and Camera lists what's plugged in, with a live level for each mic, and switching keeps the call going.

Under Files, press Record, pick a screen, a window or a tab, and talk it through. Watch it back before you keep it, then send the client a link that plays in any browser.

In Ground Control settings, choose how long screen recordings stay: 30 days, 90 days, a year, or until you remove them. Anything due to clear gets a week's notice on the ticket first.

Everyone sees all of your screen, not a cropped middle, and a screen shared from a background window stays live. Viewers can fill the window with it.
While you share, a band says so and the tab title shows it; the people watching see whose screen it is.
Your section of the minutes always shows when it last saved, or that it's trying again, and you can drop images into it.
If you're unmuted and the room hears nothing for a while, it says so and offers another mic. On a weak connection, video pauses to keep the sound clear, and the tile says why.
The room follows your system's light or dark setting, and on a phone it has five keys and a More sheet.
The Meetings page, the Cockpit card, Today and the week ahead now list every meeting, whatever mode you're in.
On the ticket link a customer sees, each update is labeled with whoever wrote it, not your name on every line.
The list of what I changed reads like what I did, and if I leave and you don't close the door, it closes itself 15 minutes later.
What you wrote in a Formation call's minutes is saved to the meeting, even if someone's window drops out.
A very long link or word in a ticket's thread wraps instead of running off the page.
Missing something, or found something off? It reaches me directly.
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