Close CRM
Sales CRM built for high-velocity teams with built-in calling, email, and AI-powered sales automation
Close turns caller ID into an automatic choice with Local Presence.
◆Recent moves
- 5d ago
Hear a tone while outbound calls connect
Outbound calls from web and desktop now play a repeating tone until the carrier rings or the call is answered. A small reassurance fix that follows Local Presence on the calling side.
View source ↗ - 9d ago
Local Presence
Local Presence picks the caller ID for each call and text, preferring a number the contact already knows and otherwise one that looks local. It removes a manual switch reps made before every call and gives Close's calling stack a feature sales teams usually buy separately.
View source ↗ - 10d ago
Ask Chloe to create donut and horizontal line charts
Chloe can now build donut and horizontal line charts from a plain request, such as leads by source. It is a small step, but it pushes reporting into the assistant that went GA in October rather than into the dashboard builder.
View source ↗ - 16d ago
Rename Leads, Contacts, and Opportunities
Object renaming loosens a fixed part of Close's model: teams can now call Leads Accounts and Opportunities Deals. It sits with SSO and the Security page as work that makes Close easier to fit into larger, more opinionated sales orgs.
View source ↗ - 25d ago
Chloe Chat is out of beta for all Close customers
Chloe Chat leaving beta for all customers completes the run of Chloe releases since September, from command-palette access to chat notifications. It widens availability of an assistant that already existed rather than adding a new capability the entry spells out.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Close adds a central Security page and OIDC single sign-on
A new Security page under Settings puts every access control in one place, and SSO now works through Google Workspace or any OIDC provider, such as Okta or Microsoft Entra. As Close adds agents that act on records, it is also adding the identity controls larger teams require before rolling them out.
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