The Simplero Changelog: Here's what we've been up to...
You can now edit the copy that used to be locked in the double opt-in confirmation email and on the GDPR consent page. On each list, open Double opt-in → Customize the confirmation email to reword the three lines around the confirm button (the text above the button, the 'if that doesn't work' line, and the 'if you don't want these emails' line). Under GDPR y…
When you're reading one model's answer in a multi-model AI reply, Simplero keeps that tab selected as the Summary finishes. The tab row now only scrolls sideways, so it no longer picks up a distracting vertical scrollbar.
The dashboard revenue projection now links to the forecast page, which is also available from Purchases. There you can see month-to-date revenue, remaining installments, renewals, and overdue unpaid payments broken out separately, and click installment and renewal amounts to see the underlying charges or purchases.
On a purchase page, clicking the product image or title now opens the most relevant content: the course when there is just one, the site courses page when a site contains multiple courses, or the content section when the purchase includes several types of content. Installment labels are shorter now, too, so upcoming payments are easier to scan.
You can now keep the promo code field off a single product's order form. Open the product, go to Order form → Options, and turn on "Do not show promo code option on this product's order form during single-product checkout". It only affects this product's own order form (single-product checkout) — the multi-product shopping cart is unaffected.
For courses where most lessons should keep playing but a few need a clean ending, turn on "Stop after this lesson" in the lesson editor. The next lesson will no longer autoplay when that lesson ends.
Saved cards that require authentication (3D Secure) now prompt the customer to complete the verification instead of failing with an error.
Logos with a transparent background no longer show up with a black box behind them in emails like receipts and invoices — we now send them in a format every email app can display correctly. Nothing to do on your end.
In the 2.0 page builder, the image button in the text editor toolbar now works: highlight text in a text or header element, click the image option, and pick from your media library to drop the image right into the text — just like the old editor. Previously the button did nothing.
When a Courses, Blog posts, or Products listing was set to Auto per row and only one item was showing — for example, a Courses listing spotlighting a single course, or a Products or Blog posts listing filtered down to just one — the card would stretch across the full width of the page on every screen size, including desktop, making it look oversized. Auto now sizes cards the same responsive way regardless of how many items you're showing, so a single course, post, or product displays at a normal size again.
When you attach a source — like a site — to a message in Coach, it now answers from that source. Previously Coach could sometimes pull in a different site from an earlier conversation and answer about the wrong thing. Now an attached source takes priority for that question, so you get an answer about exactly what you handed it.
When a chat message has multiple versions — say you regenerated a reply with a different model or writing style — flipping between them now also updates the model, writing style, and Deep Search selectors to whatever that version's thread last used. So if you try DeepSeek on version two, then flip back to the GPT-4o version, the composer is already set up to continue that thread the way it was going — no more accidentally continuing a thread with the wrong model.
When a price offers more than one currency, the order form now automatically selects the currency that matches the visitor's country — detected from their location — instead of always starting on your account's default currency. Customers see prices in a familiar currency right away, with no extra clicks, and can still switch currencies from the selector if they prefer. Nothing to set up: it works on any price that already has multiple currencies enabled.
When a popup on a page builder page holds a lot of content (like a long form or survey), it now stays within the screen and scrolls inside itself instead of growing taller than the window and hiding its top. Nothing to do — your existing popups just behave.
You can now add images to your surveys! When editing a survey, open the 'Add' menu and pick 'Image' under Page elements, then choose any image from your media library and give it an optional caption. Pair it with a Scale rating question to have people rank the image, and a Text question to ask them why — perfect for polling your audience on which images they prefer.
When you limit quantity on a price and show the number of seats left, the order form always said "Only X spots available." Now you can enter your own wording — use {{count}} where you want the number, like "{{count}} seats still available" or "Hurry — only {{count}} left!" Leave it blank to keep the default.
Type and send while it's still replying and your message lines up in a queue right above the box — add as many as you like, and they send automatically, one at a time, as soon as the Coach is ready for the next. Hover any queued message to edit it, remove it, or send it now to interrupt the current reply and fire it off immediately.
On a course overview page, click the lesson setting icons to turn 1x playback, start-from-beginning, looping, and multiple completions on or off without opening the lesson editor.
See everyone who has access to a course — in one place. Open a course's Access tab and click "See everyone who has access" to get a full, filterable list of contacts, with tabs for Current access, Disabled (had access before but not now), and All. Need to let someone in? Hit "Grant access", pick the contact, and they're added instantly. The same page works for any content you protect, so it's the one spot to check and manage who's in.
On a phone, the chat, participants, and reaction buttons in a Simplero Live call were squeezed into the bottom row and could slide off the edge of the screen. They now sit in a tidy bar across the top of the call, so you can open the chat, see who's in the room, and react right from your phone. On a computer, everything stays exactly where it was.
