On Friday, July 17, we will be modifying the order in which “jobs” are processed by the system. Jobs include Snapshot reports, bulk updates, bulk imports, or bulk exports. Currently we handle all job requests on a first come first serve basis, regardless of the number or size of the jobs submitted. The algorithm is ...

The Recurring Campaign editor in the new Campaign Builder now explicitly allows for campaigns to “run indefinitely.” Look for the option when setting up your recurring campaign on the Scheduling page. If you’ve not selected an end date previously, you’ll be asked to select this option the next time you edit an existing recurring campaign.

You can now access additional user profile data from the GET user API endpoint. The additions include: Last Purchase Time in the “activity” field Incomplete Purchases Top User Device (aggregate of email click/open activity) Lifetime values for messages, pageviews, purchases and clicks Sightlines data, if activated, within the “vars” field Look for the new field values in our updated documentation here.

By popular demand, we’ve added the ability to give individual names to each A/B test member in the new campaign builder. The existing naming module will automatically display all campaign segments when an A/B campaign is under construction. You can name the campaigns up until schedule/send.

You can use the signup_confirm Zephyr function to “double opt-in” users to lists via transactional and campaign messages. Suppose you collect a list of users at an event and want to invite them to confirm their registration as a member of a list. When a user clicks the link created by the Zephyr function, they are added ...