Customer.io
Customer.io puts experiments inside automations and makes Design Studio the default editor.
◆Recent moves
- 4d ago
Quiet hours hold SMS until recipients' local sending hours
SMS and MMS sends now wait for each recipient's local sending hours, worked out from the phone number, across automations, broadcasts and one-time sends. It turns a compliance chore into a single workspace setting.
View source ↗ - 5d ago
Design Studio is now the default email editor
Design Studio replaces the old editor as the default for new emails, with block and code modes and shared Styles for branding. It is the content-side half of the consolidation that Experiments brings to journey testing.
View source ↗ - 5d ago
Run experiments in your automations
Experiments let teams test single messages or entire multi-step paths inside an automation and pick a winner without leaving the workflow. It extends A/B testing from message level to journey level, the biggest functional change in this batch.
View source ↗ - 8d ago
New click heatmaps show how people engage with your emails
Click heatmaps overlay each tracked link with its click count on the email itself, now counting duplicate links separately. It turns link metrics into a layout question teams can act on.
View source ↗ - 8d ago
Dynamic senders: automatically use the right SMS sender
Dynamic senders pick the right SMS number for each recipient's country from one setup, with a default or skip rule for unmatched numbers. It removes the need to split international SMS sends by hand.
View source ↗ - 9d ago
Set language rules for auto-translated messages
Workspace language rules feed tone, style and word choices into auto-translate for each language. It makes the AI translation feature controllable enough for brand-sensitive sends.
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