The Simplero Changelog: Here's what we've been up to...
Timestamps that used to read "the day before yesterday" now simply show the weekday, like "Friday" — quicker to read and easier to place.
When you pick an option that reveals more settings (like choosing "Schedule" for a course's publish state), the little pointer above the revealed box now lines up under the option you selected instead of drifting off to the side.
The Referrer on a contact, subscription, or event registration now shows the source that actually brought someone to your site — like a Google search, a social post, or another website — instead of your own page they happened to submit the form from. Open any contact’s Conversion info to see where your signups are really coming from.
Adding a step to an automation is quicker now. Click the “+” between steps and you still get the handy quick picks — but instead of opening a separate panel for everything else, just start typing (or click “Other…”) and the same popover turns into a searchable list of every available step. Type a few letters to filter, the best match is selected for you, and…
When a price has a badge (like “VIP”), it now appears in your brand colors in the admin pricing preview and the price editor — not just on your live sales page. The badge label is also better centered.
Managing your team is simpler now. Custom Roles live on their own tab right next to Administrators — a full, searchable list instead of a cramped table tucked at the bottom of the page. Your own row is clearly marked (you), and you can now edit your own administrator settings — like whether you're assigned to support tickets — without needing someone else to do it for you.
When you're having a hands-free spoken conversation with the AI, Speech mode now waits until you've actually finished your thought before it replies — so it won't cut you off when you pause mid-sentence to think.
It also ignores little filler sounds like "um", "okay", or "alright" instead of treating them as a finished message, and stitches everything you s…
Composing a text message — in automations and contract signature requests — is easier on the eyes now. The editor opens taller so your whole message fits, and each personalization like {{firstname}} or {{participant_url}} shows as a tidy blue pill instead of raw {{curly braces}}. Start typing {{ and a list of personalizations pops up so you can pick one with…
You can now add labels (and hosts) to a specific occurrence of a recurring event, right from the event editor. Previously those fields were hidden for any event that repeats on a schedule, so there was no way to label a single session in a series.
Sharing a Coach conversation creates a link anyone can open. People who weren't signed in were hitting an error page instead of seeing the conversation — now the shared link opens normally for them.
Your Interactions inbox got a refresh. Messages now appear as consistent chat-style bubbles, color-coded by channel — so you can tell at a glance whether someone reached you by email, text, or chat — and a clear divider marks the spot whenever a conversation switches channels. The conversation header is tidier, the email subject shows just once at the top of a thread instead of repeating on every reply, and the search box now has a one-click button to clear what you've typed.
Inserting a personalization or snippet in the new email editor now works as expected. Options like Link to content, Add to calendar, credit balances, and the notice/warning boxes now insert their real content instead of leaving placeholder text behind.
The page where your customers read and sign a contract got a fresh, branded redesign:
- It leads with your account logo and name, and presents the contract as a clean framed document using your style guide's fonts and colors.
- Signing is one obvious action: "Click here to sign" reveals a handwritten-style signature that draws itself in left-to-right, then the…
When you look at a customer's conversation, a quick burst of messages sent one after another no longer repeats the same avatar and timestamp on every single bubble.
You still see each message as its own bubble, but consecutive messages from the same sender — sent within a couple of minutes on the same channel — are now grouped under a single avatar and a single timestamp. It reads the way a normal text or chat thread does, so it's easier to scan and less cluttered.
The Write with AI button is now on far more than products. Click it to draft copy — in your voice — for:
Courses, and lessons — including lesson content written straight from the lesson's transcript
Events — the description, the registration-confirmation email, and approved-registrant content
Surveys — the intro and confirmation message (it reads your actual qu…
When you highlight text in a chatbot message, other members can now see your highlights — and you can see theirs. Each person's highlights appear in their own color so it's easy to tell whose is whose. A small eye button at the bottom of any message with shared highlights lets you show or hide others' highlights at any time.
When you ask someone to sign a contract, the link in their email or text now takes them exactly where they need to go:
A standalone contract opens on its own signing page that works without logging in — they just read it and sign. No more "please log in" wall.
A contract tied to an event registration, a purchase, or an affiliate program sends them to that page…
Library emails can now be tied to a specific recipient type — like a Customer, Event Participant, or any other contact-like object — instead of always being Customer-only.
Set it with the new Recipient object type dropdown on the email's edit page. This determines which interpolations, conditions, and actions are available for that email, so an email used in…
When setting up a custom admin role, you can now restrict access to only certain events or only certain deal pipelines — the same way you can already limit access to specific products, courses, sites, and landing pages. Grant the Events or Pipelines permission, then choose "Only these" and pick exactly which ones that team member should be able to see and manage. Everything else stays hidden from them.
On a worksheet's responses page, you can now filter by contact Tag — pick a tag in the filter bar to see only submissions from contacts in that cohort, without scrolling through everyone.
