What's new in Sitecore Send

Seamless switching between Sitecore applications while remaining in a unified Sitecore ecosystem using the app switcher in the top-left corner of Sitecore Send.

Standardized role management supporting Organization and Product specific user roles. This means that roles and permissions for Sitecore Send have been simplified and are managed on the Cloud Portal.

Centralized support for any Sitecore application within your organization.

Conditional visibility improvements

We've made user interface and functional improvements to the conditional visibility setting, which lets you send targeted content to recipients that meet specific conditions. You can now add up to 10 conditions per layout and choose whether to hide or show the content based on those conditions. By using custom fields in the conditions, you can send personalized campaigns to your recipients based on their age, location, or any other relevant data.

Mobile version

Sitecore Send now features a mobile-friendly design, optimized to improve the user experience on mobile devices. You can access all main Sitecore Send features, such as email lists, campaigns, growth tools, and reports, via a mobile web browser. You can also manage your account settings, send campaigns, publish landing pages and forms, view your automations and dashboards, all on the go. You can switch from your desktop to your mobile device, allowing you to resume your work exactly where you left off.

Sitecore Connect integration

With the integration to Sitecore Connect, you can connect Sitecore Send with other applications and create automations that transfer data between Sitecore Send and the connected applications. You can use the built-in recipes or set up your own recipes with triggers and actions on the subscriber base.

Audience discovery automations

We’ve extended audience discovery with the ability to create premade segments and campaigns, which helps you provide more personalized content to customers with high purchase intent with minimal effort. For further information, see Understanding audience discovery automations.

Wheel of fortune (WOF)

You can now add a Wheel of fortune (WOF) to a form on your landing page or subscription form. By adding a WOF, your audience gets to spin a wheel in a form and win discounts or any offer you have set in exchange for subscribing to your email list.

Editor redesign

To improve usability, several improvements have been made to the design of the campaign, landing page, and subscription form editors. You can see a top menu where you can access different modes and options. In the left pane of the editor, you can access layouts, items, and settings and in the right pane, you can see the layout- or item-specific settings.

New comments mode

You can now add comments to an item or a container when you design your campaigns, landing pages, or subscription forms. Using comments mode, you can collaborate with team members by adding and replying to comments and marking them as resolved or unresolved. You are also notified as a team member when another member adds a comment to a design you're working on.

Redo option

You can now restore any actions that were undone in your newsletter, landing page, or subscription form design. (Previously, you were able to undo any action but you had to redo everything manually if you wanted to go back to the previous actions).

The redo button is placed after the undo button in the top bar.

Code mode enhancement

When you are working on your campaigns, you can now use code mode to get an actual read-only view of the HTML code of your design. This enables you to check the code of your current newsletter template before copying the HTML code and sharing it with others.

Additional enhancements