Contact now introduces the young AutoNexit team in Dubai and gives every visitor a clear, direct way to begin the right conversation.
What changed
- Rebuilt Contact as a dedicated responsive page with the same presentation quality as About.
- Added the Dubai office address, WhatsApp number and product email as clear contact choices in all seven languages.
- Preserved the protected contact form, one-time validation question and dedicated private security-reporting path.
The About page now introduces the young, creative team behind AutoNexit through a richer visual story and direct Dubai contact details.
What changed
- Rebuilt About as a dedicated responsive page while preserving the shared public header and footer.
- Added a truthful team story, working principles, product promise, Dubai address, WhatsApp number and email in all seven languages.
- Removed the repeated Resources link from the Resources footer group while keeping Blog, Help center and Application changes.
The sign-in page now presents the AutoNexit promise with less visual noise and returns directly to the localized Home page.
What changed
- Replaced the oversized sign-in story and repeated benefit cards with a concise two-part brand message.
- Removed decorative drafting elements from the story panel while preserving the industrial project image.
- Made Back to home perform a full same-window navigation without opening a popup or changing any sign-in flow.
AutoNexit now uses one concise brand promise and one extended promise consistently across its public pages, sign-in experience and published project views.
What changed
- Standardized compact brand placements on “One Project. One Truth.”
- Standardized longer introductions on “From engineering to handover, keep every project in one workspace”.
- Removed competing legacy taglines without changing authentication, navigation or project behavior.
The AutoNexit Blog now brings forty detailed, multilingual guides together across training, project improvement, field practice, engineering and worked project examples.
What changed
- Expanded the Blog to forty articles in five balanced categories, with complete paths in all seven supported languages.
- Added typed article layouts, two localized product views, visible FAQs, related guidance and contextual links for every workflow.
- Added privacy-preserving CTA interaction totals so administrators can improve useful content without storing message text, account identifiers or project data.
Support now shows who needs to act, how long each request has waited in Tehran business hours and a trustworthy thirty-day first-response average.
What changed
- Added operational queue cards, quick views, unread markers, response targets and working-time wait indicators for administrators.
- Captured the first public staff reply once, preserved historical author roles and shared a rounded thirty-day average with users only when enough data exists.
- Added seven-language saved replies, related Help guides and recent requester tickets without automatic or AI-generated responses.
Public pages now share one canonical URL policy, clearer multilingual metadata and lighter responsive media across the complete marketing, Blog and Help library.
What changed
- Aligned canonical URLs, language alternatives, sitemaps and visible-content structured data through one public indexing policy.
- Refined Home and Product headings, connected previously isolated capability pages and replaced unsupported testimonials with clearly labelled workflow scenarios.
- Added responsive product media, smaller brand assets and resumable SEO, Lighthouse and read-only Search Console audit tools.
Help now opens as a complete browsable library, while sign-in removes visual noise and makes country selection easier to understand.
What changed
- Added a dedicated Help Center home with central search, complete topic navigation, guide cards and a direct support path.
- Restructured guide pages around persistent topics, breadcrumbs, page contents, related guides, feedback and support without changing guide URLs.
- Removed the laptop and repeated grid from sign-in, shortened the entry copy and replaced country abbreviations with localized country names, flags and calling codes.
The entry experience now reflects AutoNexit’s industrial workflow while preserving every existing email, mobile, password and device-security path.
What changed
- Redesigned the sign-in and registration entry around real project records, approvals and handover outcomes.
- Added an administrator-controlled Google Login integration with encrypted credentials, PKCE, verified-email account linking and the existing ten-device and suspension controls.
- Aligned Help Center navigation chrome with the Home page and shortened its footer link to Help center.
Public navigation and date presentation now stay concise, localized and consistent across the complete unauthenticated experience.
What changed
- Shortened the header link to Help center while preserving the full branded Help title on its pages.
- Linked the footer version directly to Application changes and made the copyright year calendar-aware.
- All visible Persian dates on public pages, passports and QR records now use the Solar Hijri calendar while machine-readable dates remain ISO.
