Typing a date is quicker than hunting for it in a calendar — and every CRM date field now lets you do exactly that.
What's new:
• Typed dates – Enter a date such as 15.03.1962 and press Enter, or leave the field, to save it. Dates are typed day first in every dashboard language.
• Month and year selector – The calendar header now lets you jump to any year in one or two clicks.
• Four-digit years – Typed years always use four digits, so 2035 is saved as 2035 and not 1935.
• Full year in tables – Date columns in CRM record tables and routing form reports now read “05. Aug 2026” instead of “05. Aug”.
• Localised month names – Spanish and French users now see month names in their own language.
Why this matters: Entering a client's birthday from 1962 used to take hundreds of clicks, so people switched their fields to “date and time” just to get a text box. And a table full of dates with no year left you guessing whether a follow-up was due this year or last. Both are fixed.
Find it in CRM → any person, company, or custom object record → a date field.