70 posts tagged with "Feature Release"

Goals pull a contact out of your Workflow or Drip Series the moment they've done what the automation was designed to accomplish — booked the demo, made the purchase, converted, whatever counts — and can fire Actions on the way out.

Liquid is now integrated with Paminga's builders and Tokens — far more robust personalized content, everywhere it matters. And if you're migrating off Marketo, we built a Velocity → Liquid converter to do the painful part of the move for you.

Where Used is now live across your Marketing Lists, Subscription Lists, Emails, Global Segments, Contact and Account Custom Fields, Action Sets, and Brand Kits — and deletion is now blocked while any of them are still being used.

Paminga's new Approval Workflow gives your team a structured review process for marketing assets before they go live — authors request review, designated approvers review and comment, and only approved content gets published.

Personalization tokens are now supported in Paminga's Notifications — use contact fields directly in the subject lines and message bodies of every in-app and email Notification you send to your team.

Paminga's new drag & drop Email Builder is rolling out broadly — built on the same foundation as Paminga's Form Builder, CTA Builder, and Landing Page Builder.

New forms in the Form Builder now auto-populate every field Paminga already knows the moment a contact types their email address.

Drip Series are the streamlined way to send a sequence of emails, text messages, or both — no branching, no canvas, just the right messages at the right intervals.

The new Workflow Builder is the most flexible automation surface we've ever shipped — branching, splits, merges, A/B email tests, goals, and an infinite Canvas you can actually think on.

The new Paminga Outlook Add-in lets your sales team bring Paminga email templates into Outlook and automatically tracks opens and clicks on every link they send — no extra steps, no copy/paste, no losing visibility the second a follow-up goes one-to-one.