You can now save both existing and newly created QR codes directly to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet for quick access during in-person interactions. Each wallet pass includes helpful details about the QR code’s type, destination, and associated location, making it easier to identify the right code without searching through your photo gallery. Passes are designed for each wallet, so their appearance differs between the two. For example, a Profile Image is supported on Apple Wallet but not on Google Wallet. Agency branding currently appears in the pass header by default and can’t be turned off yet, though an option to make it optional is planned for a future update.

You can now add a unique Message ID to webhook payloads for email opens and clicks, making it easier to connect engagement activity to the exact email that generated it. In a workflow that starts with the Email Events trigger, open the Send Webhook action and select Message ID from the custom value picker when you build the payload. The ID stays the same for repeat opens or clicks on the same message, while different emails receive different IDs. Email Opened still fires on every open, but the ID gives your external system a reliable way to dedupe repeat activity. This helps you build more accurate external reports and identify engagement with specific campaigns.

You can now issue badges automatically and trigger follow-up actions directly through Workflows. Use the Issue Badge action to recognize achievements when specific conditions are met, or start a workflow whenever a badge is issued to send emails, update contact details, or launch another automation. This makes it easier to recognize milestones, reduce manual work, and create more engaging experiences around learner achievements.

You can now turn numeric and monetary custom fields from Contacts and Opportunities into measurable metrics across dashboard widgets, Custom Reports, and the Custom Metric module. Choose Sum, Minimum, Maximum, or Average to analyze values like deal sizes, property values, or costs without manually calculating them in spreadsheets. Newly created custom fields are available in the metric picker automatically, making it easier to build reports around the numbers that matter most to your business.

You can now access your location’s Brand Board colors and fonts directly in the Chat Widget Styles panel, making it easier to keep every widget consistent with your brand. A configured Brand Board is required for Brand Colors to appear. If your location doesn’t have one yet, the builder offers to set one up. Brand Colors are read-only in Chat Widget and are managed through Brand Boards. Existing custom colors are automatically added to a shared Default palette, while new colors can be reused across all Chat Widgets in the same location. You can also select approved Brand Board fonts without searching through the standard font library. Existing widgets and website embed snippets continue working as before, with no migration or reconfiguration needed.