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Coming Soon
Event-Level Contact Statuses
We’re introducing a more streamlined way to view and understand contact engagement across multi-session events.
Currently, event data displays multiple rows per contact when they interact with more than one session. With this update, activity will be consolidated into a single view per contact, making it easier to interpret engagement at a glance.
Key enhancements include:
- A redesigned event contacts table with a single row per contact
- A new Status Overview column, highlighting the highest level of engagement achieved
- A Session-level view that displays a column per session to provide detailed visibility across the event
- Reorderable columns, allowing you to click, hold, and drag column headers to your preferred layout
- Sortable columns across the entire table, with ascending and descending options available on each column, including the newly renamed Activity Date column (previously “Date”)

Extended Schedule Descriptions in the Event Builder
We’re rolling out some updates to the event builder that make it easier to navigate, manage, and preview your event schedules and communications.
Key enhancements include:
- Extended schedule descriptions, now displaying the associated session name(s) directly within each schedule item
- The ability to open the Edit modal by clicking directly on a schedule item
- Updates to the schedule item menu, including:
- A new “Preview Email” option to view the selected email within the builder
- A new “Edit Email” option for direct access to the email editor

Manage Campaign Codes at the Event Level
We’re enhancing flexibility by enabling campaign codes to be managed directly at the event level. This update will allow you to apply and manage campaign codes more efficiently across events, while ensuring consistency across communications. Updates made to a campaign code at the event level will automatically be reflected in existing emails, helping maintain alignment across your marketing activity.



