Manual ordering in the workspace switcher
Organizations can now be reordered with drag & drop in the workspace switcher, so the companies you use every day sit at the top.
New features, improvements and fixes across every module — as they ship to production.
Organizations can now be reordered with drag & drop in the workspace switcher, so the companies you use every day sit at the top.
The Atomo AI assistant is now wired to the PIM: ask about products, attributes, completeness or channels in plain language and it answers from your live catalog, straight from the shell panel.
Users working across many organizations can now search the workspace switcher instead of scrolling the full list.
Import products from any CSV with interactive column mapping — bring catalogs in from spreadsheets or legacy tools without an integration project.
Every product now carries a completeness score visible on the catalog list, so content gaps are obvious at a glance. A new Promotions system manages promo campaigns with full CRUD and bulk actions.
The DAM module now reads live data inside the Nucleo shell — libraries, folders and assets come straight from the DAM backend, with image renditions proxied on demand.
Products now have a publishing state per sales channel, with sync status, scheduling windows and market/POS scoping — publish to Shopify today and to a marketplace next Monday, from the same catalog.
New Locations registry (address, capacity), per-channel price overrides on top of market price lists, and configurable variant SKU patterns so generated SKUs follow your own convention.
The retail operations module enters the shell: stores (flagship and concession), stock movements and transfers between locations, and inventory views — the foundation for store-floor operations.
Users manage their own profile and avatar from the shell. Module roles are now assigned centrally in the Nucleo identity service and enforced by each module — one place to govern who can do what, everywhere.
Google Workspace user sync moved into the identity service as well, so provisioning and off-boarding happen once, platform-wide.
Invite teammates by email with an activation link and per-module access, alongside Google SSO. Password reset included, with all account emails delivered from the EU region.
A full category subsystem: hierarchical tree, per-channel overrides and one-click seeding of categories from an existing product attribute.
Override fields, attributes and tags of a product for a specific sales channel — one master record, channel-perfect content everywhere.
Administrators manage users, organizations (with logo) and per-module access from one panel. Each user gets a language preference, and the login flow now returns the workspaces and modules available to them.
Nucleo modules now authenticate against the shared Nucleo identity provider via OpenID Connect: one login, account selection, global logout and per-module roles carried in the token.
The unified shell went live on its own infrastructure at app.nucleoplatform.com, with the PIM as the first module fully on the single sign-on.
A dedicated identity service now backs the whole platform: user directory, organizations, Google SSO and password login — the foundation for single sign-on across every module.
Set status or delete across hundreds of products in one action, plus per-store capability toggles.
Deals get a Materials card with tagged, versioned documents. A new System → Drive folders section maps company folders once, so every attach flow starts in the right place.
Attribute partners to deals and projects with percentage quotas, and let the commission engine compute what each commercial or development partner has earned — with a dedicated report.
Merging two companies now leaves a permanent redirect behind: old links, bookmarks and integrations pointing at the merged record resolve to the surviving one instead of a 404.
Markets group countries with their own currency and per-country VAT; price lists live under markets, and attributes can be imported from an existing external PIM export.
Leads and Contacts are now clearly separated, disqualified leads land in a searchable Archive, and every lead carries a Source (with automatic mapping for imported records).
Every contact now carries a full, append-only consent history: marketing/newsletter and profiling consents are recorded as immutable events with timestamp and source, with the current status always visible on the contact card.
This gives compliance teams verifiable proof of consent (GDPR art. 7) without changing how sales people work.
Companies now move automatically through the funnel — Lead, Prospect, Client, Inactive client — driven by what actually happens in the CRM: first deal opened, first deal won, activity going quiet.
A nightly job keeps stages honest, so pipeline reports reflect reality instead of manual tagging.
Recurring orphan email domains now turn into companies automatically, and company domains stay in sync — contacts stop floating without an account.
After the one-shot migration, a daily incremental sync now imports new HubSpot records without ever touching data already cleaned in Nucleo. A new System → Cron jobs page shows every scheduled job with last run, status and run-now.
Contacts with a company email also auto-link to the right company by domain.
Company duplicates are now surfaced by AI embeddings — catching the matches exact rules miss — and a completeness check highlights missing fields with AI-assisted filling.
A curated industry taxonomy replaces free-text sectors. Atomo normalizes existing values against it: high-confidence matches apply automatically, the rest land in a review queue with one-click accept and full rollback.
Pick and link Drive documents straight from the company card. Contacts get their own merge tool, and a new referrer field tracks who introduced whom.
Atomo arrives in the Hub: a context-aware AI sidebar that reads and acts on the record you're looking at. Companies can be enriched automatically with web search and registry lookups — sector, size, description filled in seconds.
Contracts are now signed online via Documenso. Quotes get an approval workflow with PDF download and a public acceptance link for the client — and a signature automatically generates the subscription.
Team members sync automatically from Google Workspace: new hires get provisioned, leavers get archived — no manual account management.
A full quote builder with CAPEX/OPEX service lines, multi-contact deals and dynamic close-probability scoring.
Role-based access control with UI role management, and a new Contracts module — a signed contract moves its deal to Won automatically.
The migration importer now brings over quotes with their line items and marketing emails with engagement metrics, and contacts can belong to multiple companies.
A merge wizard unifies duplicate companies transferring every linked record, companies support multiple domains and inter-company relationships (groups, brands, partners), and a dedicated Data quality page tracks what's left to clean.
One click validates a company's VAT number against the EU VIES registry and fills the registered details. Plus: a file archive on records and an in-app user guide.
Drag deals across pipeline stages on a kanban board. Winning a deal creates its project automatically, and the services catalog aggregates revenue by service.
A complete importer brings companies, contacts, deals, quote lines, notes, emails, meetings, tasks and files from HubSpot into Nucleo — the clean break that starts the CRM with your history intact.
The first Nucleo Hub release: contacts and companies, a deal pipeline with kanban view, and Google SSO login. The operational CRM the rest of the module family builds on.