Reference
Automations changelog
Changes to Automations: new features, improvements and fixes.
September 2026
Fixed
Unsubscribe, automation and contact fixes
- Unsubscribe links in campaign emails record the opt-out without asking the recipient to sign in.
- You can save an automation as a draft before every step is configured, for example before you choose a template. Emailit checks the steps when you start the automation.
- Contact pages with a long email history load without timing out.
- Audience lists show real subscriber counts, editing a contact no longer changes its audience memberships, and contact exports download correctly.
See Unsubscribes.
Improved
Reply-To on automation Send email steps
Set Reply to on a Send email step to send replies to a different address than the template’s, for example a support inbox. If you leave it empty, the step uses the template’s Reply-To.
See Automation steps.
New
Template import, export and picker
- Import a Dragit
.jsonfile, an.htmlfile or a.zippackage with images. Images are uploaded to Emailit’s CDN and their links are rewritten. - Export a template as Dragit JSON, HTML or ZIP from its menu.
- Sort the templates list, and use the searchable template picker in campaigns and automations to reach every published template.
- Save as template on a campaign copies its subject, sender, reply-to address, content and editor into a new template.
- Import a Dragit
April 2026
New
Automations (beta)
Start from a template, such as a welcome email, a birthday email, a three-day onboarding sequence or bounce notifications, or build a workflow from scratch. Automations start on contact events, such as a contact joining an audience or a date anniversary, or on email events such as bounced or received, and run steps like Send email, Wait, Condition and Add to audience.
Each run costs 3 credits, and each email an automation sends or forwards costs 1 credit. See Automations.