Release 1.43.0 Overview: A More Consistent CRM, Better Client Communication and Stronger Security

Release 1.43.0 improves the everyday experience of working with Wifox Core across CRM usability, client communication, data privacy, market data management, and platform security. 

The interface is now more consistent across modules, client calling becomes part of the CRM workflow, phone numbers gain dedicated privacy controls, and several infrastructure improvements strengthen security and reliability behind everyday operations.

A More Consistent Interface Across Wifox

When employees move between CRM modules throughout the day, common interface elements should behave the same way everywhere.

Release 1.43.0 introduces a shared Tabs component across the platform, standardizing tab sizing, spacing, and behavior between modules.

Side drawers have also been updated with fixed action footers, keeping Save, Cancel, and other important actions accessible even when users scroll through longer forms.

Alongside these changes, a broader UI/UX review resolves inconsistencies across Assets, Transactions, Payment Methods, Workspace, and other areas.

The result is a more predictable interface that requires less adjustment when moving between different workflows.

Client Calling Directly from the CRM

Client communication is now more closely connected to the client record.

The new Call to client action allows employees to initiate calls directly from the CRM workflow.

Each call automatically creates a CRM record containing relevant information such as the start and end time and the telephony provider used.

This gives sales, support, and compliance teams a clearer history of client interactions without requiring employees to record each call manually.

Better Protection for Client Phone Numbers

Not every employee who works with a client needs unrestricted access to their contact information.

The new Hidden Phone permission masks client phone numbers by default for applicable users. A number can only be displayed through an explicit reveal action when the employee has the required access.

This provides more granular control over sensitive client data while keeping necessary communication workflows available.

Clearer Client Forms and Business Invoices

Required fields in Client forms now include visible asterisk indicators, making it clear which information must be provided before saving.

Corporate client workflows have also been refined. Invoices now correctly display relevant Business and Director information, while crypto wallet information has been reorganized for easier review.

These changes reduce ambiguity during data entry and provide clearer documents for business clients.

More Reliable Market History Restoration

Restoring large periods of historical market data can involve significant volumes of information.

The Restore History workflow now divides long periods into manageable 30-day chunks instead of attempting to process the entire range as a single operation.

Real-time progress indicators show the status of both individual-symbol and bulk restoration jobs.

This makes large history restoration operations more resilient and gives administrators clear visibility into their progress.

Clearer Swap Values

Swap values are now visually distinguished based on whether they are positive or negative, following the same visual principle used for Profit/Loss.

Managers and traders can therefore identify the financial direction of Swap values faster when reviewing trading information.

More Reliable Legacy Symbol Imports

Release 1.43.0 also improves instrument migrations from legacy providers.

Issues affecting the Leverage field during symbol imports have been corrected, reducing the risk of incorrect instrument configuration when migrating data from older trading systems.

Platform-Wide Security Hardening

A security review has been completed across Wifox microservices, addressing identified High and Critical vulnerabilities reported through the platform's security scanning process.

This continues the ongoing work to reduce dependency and application-level security risks across the Wifox infrastructure.

More Resilient File Uploads

File uploads now handle interrupted multipart connections more gracefully, including connection issues that can occur on mobile browsers.

Instead of exposing raw technical errors, affected workflows provide clearer user-facing feedback when an upload cannot be completed.

This is particularly useful for document and verification workflows where users may upload files from mobile devices or unstable connections.

Preventing Assignments to Inactive Employees

Employee selectors across the platform now exclude inactive employees.

This prevents users from accidentally assigning clients, tasks, or other records to employees who are no longer active in the organization.

More Predictable Everyday Operations

Release 1.43.0 is largely about consistency.

Common interface elements behave the same way across modules. Calls become part of the client history. Sensitive phone data has clearer access controls. Large market-data restorations are easier to manage. And inactive employees no longer appear in active assignment workflows.

Combined with the latest security hardening, these improvements make everyday work across Wifox Core more predictable, controlled, and easier to manage.