July 01, 2020

• Campaigns
• CRM
• Apps & Integrations
• Onboarding
• iOS
• Android
• Mobile

For all new customers as of 7/28, you will be required to validate your email domain before sending communications through ActiveCampaign. At the point of your first send, you’ll encounter the validation prompt and then you’ll be able to further manage validated domains via Settings. This change is designed to protect you from malicious senders hoping to spoof your legitimate email address.

For everyone with access to the ActiveCampaign CRM, you can now view all your deals across all Pipelines, Stages, and Statuses in one list view. Users can also now export all your deals from the list view. You can still access your Deal Tasks via the “check mark” on this view. This update will help provide a clear view into all your deals in one place and allow you to identify trends quicker, instead of complex workarounds that were needed previously.

Through a partnership with Stripe, ActiveCampaign will be able to bring Stripe data directly into the platform and create/update contacts when a charge is successful/refunded, a customer is added, an invoice is created, and more! A branded Stripe trigger will be added to the ActiveCampaign platform, accessed via automations, as well as tags added to the contact when any of the above events occur.

If you manage tags for your ActiveCampaign account, it can be challenging for you to know whether to add a piece of data as a field, tag, or list. We created a handy quiz to help you solve this question. Similar to the “Is this a field?” quiz, the three questions will help you determine whether a tag is the correct entity for the data you’re adding so you know what to do next based on how your business operates.

Previously, even if you had selected a different language than English to use in your account, the location provided by the IP would override the language selection in the sign-up flow and account. Now, your language selection will be reflected across the sign up process for your account.

Now, if you’re a mobile AC user with reporting and send permissions, you can resend broadcast campaigns from your phone. To increase engagement, we recommend resending their campaigns to new subscribers and/or non-openers. Now, while viewing a campaign’s performance on the go, it is easier than ever to resend with a new, catchy subject line!

If you use the iOS version of the ActiveCampaign mobile app, you can now see “Active” Contact scores in a contact profile, helping you evaluate and prioritize the quality of your leads.

All users on the iOS ActiveCampaign mobile app can now see automations that a contact entered and completed in a contact’s activity feed. With this addition, you can see more clearly how a contact has been nurtured and/or contacted, and ultimately understand the contact’s history for a better experience.

If you have contact add/edit permission and access to “Accounts” on the ActiveCampaign Android app, you will now see all field groups and custom fields for contacts and accounts as you would normally see them on the desktop version of ActiveCampaign. Custom fields and custom groups are already supported in View Contact and View/Edit Deal.

If you have Deal edit/add permissions in your ActiveCampaign Android app, you can now view all fields and field groups as you would on the web application, so you have a cohesive, uniform experience across all channels.

You can now see a complete list of automations that a contact has been added into and completed in one list view, making it easier to track their past interactions and see a bigger picture of the communications you’ve already sent and how they are being nurtured across the ActiveCampaign platform. You will see the automation as completed or ongoing.

You can now use the search functionality in the iOS app to search and edit contact fields, instead of scrolling through several field groups to find the one you want to update.