Featured Publications

Independent publications featuring Cool Life, its leadership, and the development of secure, connected business workflows. Select a publication to read the Cool Life recap, then follow the original source link at the end.

May 25, 2026

David Cummings: Designing a New Standard for Secure Workflows

A profile of David Cummings and Cool Life’s approach to secure workflows, operational accountability, data control, and scalable business infrastructure.

2021

Cool Life CRM: Creating a World Free of Unexpected and Excessive Programming Fees

A look at Cool Life’s adaptable platform, designed to connect business processes and reduce dependence on costly programming and disconnected tools.

2015

Cool Life CRM: Adaptable and Responsive CRM Solutions

CIOReview recognized Cool Life CRM as one of its Top 20 CRM Solution Providers for its adaptable platform, responsive design, and database-per-client approach.

InspireZones • Publication Recap

Designing a New Standard for Secure Workflows

The InspireZones cover features profiles of David Cummings, Founder and CEO of Cool Life, and the thinking behind secure workflows that address risk, data control, accountability, and operational execution. It presents workflow design as part of dependable business infrastructure rather than a collection of disconnected tools.

The feature connects leadership discipline to deliberate system design, scalable business processes, and greater visibility into how information and responsibilities flow. It reflects Cool Life’s focus on helping organizations establish safer, clearer, and more accountable digital operations.

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Beyond Exclamation • Publication Recap

Creating a World Free of Unexpected and Excessive Programming Fees

Beyond Exclamation featured Cool Life CRM among its 10 Most Recommended CRM Solution Providers of 2021. The article follows the development of an adaptable, cloud-based platform created to connect customer management, project management, lead management, content, reporting, and marketing functions.

The feature emphasizes straightforward implementation, responsive client support, and reducing dependence on expensive outside programming or disconnected business tools. It also discusses organizing customer information, strengthening team visibility, managing projects, improving follow-up, and giving leadership clearer operational insight.

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CIOReview • Publication Recap

Adaptable and Responsive CRM Solutions

CIOReview included Cool Life CRM among its Top 20 CRM Solution Providers of 2015 and profiled the company’s focus on adaptable, responsive technology. The article describes a web-based platform designed to give users access across devices while maintaining organized customer information and reporting.

The feature also discusses real-time visibility, consolidated business information, workflow adaptability, and a database-per-client approach. It highlights Cool Life’s early emphasis on reducing data fragmentation, supporting mobile access, and giving organizations a clearer view of customer relationships and activity.

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by David Cummings on August 12th, 2026

Security and Login Help

PROBLEM • LISTEN • OBJECTIVE • SOLUTION

Your Password Reset May Have Worked. Your Browser May Still Be Using the Old Password

A failed login after changing a password does not always mean the reset failed. A browser may autofill an older saved password before you select Log In.

The Problem

The new password may never reach the login form

You reset a password successfully, return to the login page, and see that the password field is already filled. You select Log In and receive another error.

The natural conclusion is that the reset failed. However, the browser may have replaced or covered the new password with an older saved credential. The account accepted the reset, but the login form submitted something different.

Listen

Pay attention to what happens after the reset

Before resetting the password again, review what you actually see:

Was the password field already filled when the login page opened?
Did the browser or a password manager display more than one saved login?
Are you using a different browser, browser profile, computer, or mobile device?
Could synchronized browser data still contain an older password?
Did you manually enter the new password, or did autofill complete the field?

Do not assume your browser has nothing saved

This is worth checking whether you use a password manager, save credentials offline, or rely on the browser. A saved login may have been created previously, imported, or synchronized from another device. The reliable way to know what the browser holds is to inspect it.