Hey everyone,
Sorry if these are dumb questions, but it’s a little confusing trying to organize what’s going on in my head.
I’m trying to understand the intended path here because the current situation is pretty confusing.
I installed the current self-hosted Corteza release and found that it starts basically as a blank low-code platform: create namespace, create modules, etc.
But when I tested 2023.9.9, it included the built-in CRM and Case Management apps with the expected Salesforce-style object model already present (Leads, Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities, etc.), which is much closer to what the docs/videos/marketing imply.
So my questions are:
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Why were CRM and Case Management removed from the default deployment after 2023.9?
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What is the supported way to get that same CRM app/model on current Corteza?
• official extension?
• importable template?
• Aire/Public Library?
• old provisioning files from GitHub?
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If the recommendation is not to use the old 2023.9 CRM provisioning, then what is the modern supported equivalent for someone who wants a real CRM starting point instead of building everything from scratch?
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Is there any official way to get the same CRM starter/demo schema that older versions and demo materials showed?
I’m not asking for sample records so much as the actual app/model/pages/workflows that made Corteza feel like a CRM out of the box.
Right now it seems like:
• 2023.9.x = real built-in CRM starter
• current releases = blank platform
• marketing/docs still strongly suggest a CRM template exists
So I’m trying to understand what the actual supported path is in 2024.9+ / current releases.
Any clarification would help a lot.
Thanks in advance all.