Using our version of Maximizer, we really would LOVE to be able to bold a company name instead of ONLY the First name and Last name...

For Households that have dual last names, we have come to a partial solution since there is only one spot for names based on the basic system fields. We have been using the "Company Name" spot to input dual name clients so that when we are sending correspondence to the household level, it doesn't take 3 days to ensure all the one off's are truly ready to send.

We are living in a dual name world now and I think Maximizer should be able to handle that a little more intuitively.

Being able to allocate multiple staff (Max Users) to an Opp or a Case, when using Account Manager is of course only limited to a single person, would be a great improvement, eg putting together a project team.
This would also need to flow ideally to being able to send emails to all Team members.
Setting up the Teams in Administrator isn't an ideal solution as they can be very dynamic.
Also the ability to schedule Tasks & Appointments against a whole team rather than an individual as it currently is would make sense.
Another type of UDF that would help is being able to reference another AB entry. At the moment the Partner field is limited, as is the Related Entity field, largely by the lack of ability to utilise the current data.

Each Contact in a Company should have the option for an address for a OFFICE LOCATION Address, BILLING Address, Shipping Address, and that sequence should be repeatable / printable to an envelope, or label through Word Integration - and the sequence detectable so when I want to print 1000 labels for billing addresses for each contact at a company, I can do so and it will grab the right address. Similarly if I ever want to send a CONTACT who works from home a package (not the company, but the contact) I have to print labels by exporting the list to Excel, then merging that to a word label template.

Currently, I can only have one address for each contact.

Currently, users can free-type into any basic fields that have a drop-down list (such as "Position" or Opportunity "Objective") even when they don't have the Access Right "Modify System Tables" which enables them to add items to the drop-down list.

One of our biggest customers needs to be able to restrict this so that the users can only select from the list, not free-type into these fields.

We think the best way to do this would be at field level, rather than user level, such as in the Administrator > File > Preferences > Mandatory fields - you could have an option to "Restrict free-typing" or "Lock entry to list"