You can now change the Default Path in Advanced Builder workflows. In workflows with multiple parallel branches, this lets you choose which branch contacts enter by default when they come from another workflow or when you run a workflow test.

The root node is now labeled Default Path. On the first action in each branch, you can click the branch icon to set that branch as the default path. Once selected, workflow tests and contacts entering from other workflows will follow that branch.

Testing and configuring workflows with parallel branches was harder when only one root path handled workflow tests and cross-workflow entries. This update gives you more control, makes branch-level testing easier, and helps you validate each path without rearranging your workflow.

When testing a workflow with multiple reminder branches, you can set one branch as the Default Path so your test contact enters that specific branch first.

We've made it easier to understand why an A2P campaign was rejected and what the user needs to do to fix it.

When a campaign submission is rejected, users will now see a "View required fixes →" link next to each rejection reason.

Previously, rejection reasons were displayed as short descriptions with no additional context, leaving users confused about the precise cause of rejection and the required next steps.

This change shares precise feedback with the user so they can fix issues faster with lesser assistance required from customer support and consequently resubmit with confidence.

Based on valuable customer feedback on the new Contact Page design, we are introducing an improved way to access opportunities. This update focuses on better visibility, faster access, and a more intuitive layout while we continue building deeper customization capabilities for the contact page.

In the Contact Changed trigger, the Website contact field was not available as a selectable field. This prevented users from starting automations when a contact’s website was updated and forced workarounds outside the trigger.

The Website field is now supported in the Contact Changed trigger.

You can now use the Website contact field with the operators has changed and has changed to to trigger workflows when that value is updated.

Improved the Review Request page with powerful search and filtering capabilities for faster and more accurate request management.

Added a search bar at the top of the Review Request page

Introduced filters for:

Previously, users had to manually browse through multiple pages to locate a specific review request, which was time-consuming and error-prone, especially for high-volume accounts.

With search and filtering, users can quickly find the right contact and take action (such as canceling follow-ups) with greater speed and accuracy.

Start building and preparing content first, and connect your domain later when ready.

Blogs now support dynamic custom values in:

This enables flexible and scalable SEO configuration across blog pages.

Sitemaps now update automatically when a blog post is:

Autopayment is now enabled by default for invoices with payment schedules and recurring invoices sent from the dashboard. No more need to manually toggle it on every time.

You can now link companies directly to both custom objects and opportunities, making relationship mapping far more flexible and powerful across your CRM.

This feature is currently available on Labs > Subaccount.

Managing Smart Tags just got more flexible.

You can now filter analytics across Funnels, Websites, and Webinars to focus on the data that matters most.

With the new filtering experience, you can narrow results using available dimensions like country, channel, page title, referrer, and more. This makes it easier to explore performance, compare segments, and uncover insights without exporting data or reviewing everything at a high level.