CompanionLink 5 Launches Today

Posted on by David

As of today, CompanionLink 5 is officially out of beta!

If you haven’t already heard what’s new, head over to our blog post announcing the beta to read all about it, but know that you can expect the following:

- A completely redesigned interface
- New setup wizards to help you configure a reliable sync process
- Multiple device profiles in CompanionLink Express
- CompanionLink Professional now allows up to 5 profiles
- Support for the latest CRM software and mobile OS’s
- Numerous bug fixes and sync improvements

If you purchased CompanionLink on or after July 1, 2010, you can upgrade for free. All you need to do is download CompanionLink 5 and you’ll be set.  Visit our updates page to download.

If you purchased CompanionLink prior to July 1, 2010 you are eligible for a discounted upgrade! In an effort to keep things simple, we are offering the same upgrade price regardless of which version of CompanionLink you are coming from. See the list below for upgrade pricing:

- Any version to CompanionLink 5 for Google $39.95
- Any version to CompanionLink 5 for Outlook $39.95
- Any version to CompanionLink 5 for Palm Desktop $39.95
- Any version to CompanionLink 5 for Time & Chaos $39.95
- O2G to CompanionLink 5 for Google $39.95
- Any CompanionLink 5 product to CompanionLink Express 5 $29.95
- Any version to CompanionLink Express 5 $49.95
- CompanionLink Express 5 to CompanionLink Professional 5 $49.95
- Any version to CompanionLink Professional 5 $79.95

To purchase CompanionLink 5, visit our online store.

We’re excited to officially launch CompanionLink 5 to everyone, and we’d love to hear your thoughts! Share your feedback in the comments below or send us a note at marketing@companionlink.com!

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  • Alexander

    Well if V4 works for you I would not upgrade.
    In my personal opinion the $10 rebate isn’t that great for a upgrade.

    • Michael Barton

      Well I got curious and starting looking around and Gsyncit has more features, seems to work well, and is only $20.  Sorry Companion Link, you’re not seeming very competitive.  

      • Wolfgang Denda

        If Gsyncit works for you, ok. I have a license of Gsyncit, too. I don’t use it any more. Why I’ve bought CompanionLink additionally: No more missing Outlook contact fields in Google, you know?

  • Michael Barton

    I am looking at the differences between 4 and 5 and I can see no reason to give another $40 for this upgrade.  A new interface?  When the program is working well I never look at the interface.  Can someone help me to see why this is worth $40?

  • MMP

    You seemed to have made it with the previous build: syncs of high numbers of records between Outlook and Android had become lightning fast. Your new build is back to square one: painstakingly slow and tedious. A step backward.

  • E.varin

    Hi. I’m french so it’s sometimes difficult for me to understand all of your posts.
    Is this Companion link version the version that will allow us to synch ‘Palm pré 2′ and ‘palm Desktop’ with USB mode ?
    Thanks you,
    E.V.

    • http://www.companionlink.com David Z

      This is a post talking about an overall update to CompanionLink, but not one about syncing with webOS via USB. I’m hoping to have more info on that for everyone in the next few days.

      • E.varin

        In next few days ? It’s a pleasure to read that :-)
        E.V.