The Simplero Changelog: Here's what we've been up to...

When searching in an object selector, the closest name matches now appear at the top.

"Member completed all lessons" course trigger previously only fired once per member, even when a lesson allowed multiple completions and the member completed the course again. It now fires on every completion. To run it only once per contact, enable "Only fire once per contact" on the trigger.

Members with access to a dripped page can now view it regardless of whether the page appears in the site's navigation menu. Previously, dripped pages hidden from navigation were inaccessible to members even when access had been granted.

The analytics graph and total view counts now show correctly when selecting Month, Quarter, or Year time periods. Previously, these time ranges showed blank or zero data even when views existed.

You can now add custom routes to your podcasts, letting you pick which site hosts a podcast and what URL path it lives at. Open a podcast's settings and scroll to the bottom to add a route.

When you deleted an automation trigger on a group or event occurrence, it would sometimes still show up as if it were active. This is now fixed — deleted triggers stay gone.

If you or your contacts have a Japanese email address ending in .co.jp (like @yahoo.co.jp), Simplero will no longer mistakenly change it to .co.uk when signing up or updating your details.

Cancelling a new email step in an automation now removes it

When editing a course lesson, the button to remove the attached media file now shows a trash icon and is much easier to spot.

If you had a trigger set up on a countdown timer to send an email when the timer starts or ends, the email was silently not being delivered. This is now fixed — the email will be sent as expected.

You can once again drag the contact badge on a wait step to move all contacts to a different step in your automation — even after editing, adding, or reordering steps during the same session.

The login page is now a single screen. Enter your email and password and hit Continue:

• If you already have a Simplero login, you're signed straight in.

• If you don't, we take you to signup with your email and password already filled in — just add your name and username.

You can also request a magic link or reset your password right from the same page, without ju…

The marketing and regular email opt-in toggles for billing contacts on the purchase overview page are now visible again. You can use these to quickly check whether a contact has agreed to receive emails — helpful when troubleshooting why someone is missing from a broadcast.

You can now favorite a whole course or module, not just individual lessons. Hit the heart on any course page or module header to save it. On mobile, the heart lives in the module's ⋯ menu. Your Favorites page shows everything in a single chronological list — newest first — grouped by course, so you can always find what you saved last.

The Sources panel now has a Content tab alongside the existing Sources tab. Click Content to see all your sites — then drill into a site to view its forums, groups, and courses. Click into a course to see its modules, then lessons. Click any item to attach it to your conversation, so the AI can answer questions about it. Use the chevron (›) on courses and modules to navigate deeper.

You can now instantly see how many times each file in your media library is used across your content, and filter to show only unused files — making it easy to clean up files you no longer need.

Global Coupons now support internal names and labels, so you can organize coupon codes by campaign or purpose and quickly understand what each one is for.

When adding a new element inside a section on a page with a left-side navigation, the element picker dropdown would sometimes appear behind the nav. It now always renders on top.

If you opened an event's edit page while the event had no occurrences (an unusual edge case), you'd see a 500 error. This is now fixed — the page loads correctly.

Organizer notification emails now show the correct event timezone