Site shortcuts lets you define an arbitrary path and have it redirect to another arbitrary URL on the same page or on an external site.

Import from a Wordpress blog to your Simplero site blog.

Split-testing of subject lines on broadcasts

Save broadcast to email library

Personalizations with custom fields

You can now assign interpolation keys to your custom fields and use their values as personalizations in broadcasts, library mailings and autoresponders as {{field.<interpolation key>}}. For example, if you assign a phone number field the interpolation key mobile_phone_number, you can personalize emails with this as {{field.mobile_phone_number}}.

Added the ability to opt-in to a list, or redirect to a URL, when a product is sold out.

WYSIWYG editor on sites

Comments on sites now feature a WYSIWYG editor that allows people to format their posts and upload images as part of their comments.

Added variants of the new full page landing page template with the CTA box in a sidebar.

New full page landing page template

We've added a new full page ("squeeze page") landing page template for you to choose from when creating landing pages for your lists and products. The design is inspired by the Simple site theme, so you can now have a consistent feel across your site and yor landing pages.

To try it out, select the Simple, single column template when creating a landing page.

Ordering of answers in FAQ sections is now consistent across desktop and mobile.

Added a new trigger on external page views, tracked via our embedded landing page scripts.

Triggers can now be set to only run once per contact.

Add triggers when lead score goes above or below a certain threshold. Also, you can now edit and see lead score directly on a contact.

Triggers can now also have simple conditions (presence or absence of a tag) like automations and steps.

Purchases can now be searched and filtered by the Track value.

You can now choose to download current view or all columns when downloading from custom view tables.

Added a lead score to contacts, which you can increment and decrement using triggers, automations, and actions.

Automations and steps within them now has the ability to add a condition: Only run this step if the contact either has or does not have a given tag.

Added a bunch of actions to the contacts, purchases, participants, and affiliates tables: Add/remove tag, start/stop/pause/resume automation, subscribe/unsubscribe/suspend/resume subscription, grant/revoke access to space/page ... right there... just check a bunch of rows and do it!

Changed the unsubscribe page so we offer 'Unsubscribe from all', and make the Do Not Contact option less prominent. I think a lot of people used that without intending to.

Added download and date filters for tickets.

Expenses P&L totals now take affiliate commission into account.

Paginate through deliveries and activities. That way, the page loads way faster when there's a lot of stuff going on for a contact or purchase.

Added a bunch of columns to purchases and invoices tables.

Blog posts and comments done with new table framework.

Participants table. Done. Boom! And now you can see CUSTOM FIELDS in the overview, too!

Fixed that the name option (first name only / first and last name in separate fields / one field for both first and last name) on custom name fields was not being honored.

Triggers! On! The! New! Table! Framework!!!

Invoices, tax reports, automations, tags, segments, administrators, and global coupons. And you can now unstar tags, automations, and segments to hide them from the main list when you're done with them. And coupons are searchable.

And affiliate programs table is now using the new framework

Tickets table is now using the new framework... and tickets are now searchable!

Broadcasts and email library emails table are now using the new framework

Contacts table can now show custom fields

You can now start and stop an automation directly from the contact page

Modernized the contacts list.

Modernized the tables showing automation flows, email deliveries, and activities.

You can now add sales page link, order form link, and freebie link to your products table views for quick access.

Installment prices on the checkout form now just say something like '$1,200 in 4 installments over 3 months' instead of spelling out all the payments, since we have the table below detailing all of the payments anyway. Having both is a little much.

Added column for 'See as' to purchases table.

When listing failed purchases, we now sort by the date the purchase first failed. When showing canceled purchases, we now sort by when the purchase was canceled.

Expenses

You can now track your expenses in Simplero, so you can easily get a Profit and Loss statement for your business as a whole, or for a single product.

French is now a fully supported language

Thanks to the amazing work by Christelle Petry and Lyvia Débloque, French is no longer just an experimentally supported language. Instead, Simplero is now fully translated into French for all the user facing parts.

Would you like to help out in translating Simplero to your local language? Don't hesitate to get in touch with us!

The list of subscribers to a list has been powerfullified.

French value-added tax is now correctly referred to as TVA. Only for new accounts, though. For existing accounts you can change it under Settings > Taxes.

Custom domains for spaces are now no longer redirects to the space's zenlearn.com subdomain, but instead present your content on the custom domain.

Sites now use the customer language configured for the account no matter the user's language preference. This is to make link texts consistent for all users.

When an email hard bounces, set Do Not Contact instead of unsubscribing them from whatever they were subscribed to.

Simplero has a changelog!

Want to keep track of the changes being made to Simplero, big and small? From today, you can follow along here as we continue to improve Simplero for you.

If you want a chance at influencing the direction of Simplero, make sure to post your ideas and requests to our roadmap. Better yet – if you're an amazing software developer or designer, why not get your hands dirty with us?

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