Agiloft makes Astra contract AI generally available
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Linarc adds scheduling, offline app & finance tools
Commercial contractors gain tighter control over live projects as Linarc adds offline field logging, scheduling and finance tools.
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Supplyline Medical links Shopify & NetSuite in real time
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Banks can keep customers inside their apps as Visa rolls out chat-based spending insights, card controls and account guidance.
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