Thank you very much :)
Thank you very much :)
Our Forms feature just got an improvement. Form submissions now live in a proper table. Customizable, like any other table in @userlist.com. Woot!
We just launched a new onboarding flow at @userlist.com featuring Susie and her adventures in the email land π
Want to know the main reason why we built this? Excel doesn't reliably recognize ISO 8601 formatted date/time values when importing CSV files.
ISO 8601 has been around since 1988β¦ π€ͺ
Small quality-of-life improvement. You can now export @userlist.com data in Excel format, in addition to the CSV format which was previously available.
The file opens seamlessly in Excel for reporting or backups. Boom!
A white slide saying "Awesome work, team!" in a black serif font next to a black line drawing of a goofy character
My favorite slide of @userlist.com's presentation about the past year for multiple reasons π
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Weβve added broadcast delivery throttling to @userlist.com. Control how fast a broadcast is delivered by sending it in smaller batches. This keeps delivery smooth for large audiences, and helps with sending anxiety.
Give it a try in your next broadcast β‘β
Our Christmas gift for those who run support on Plain: the native Plain x @userlist.com integration is live π
This integration shows Userlist customer data β user and company info β right inside your Plain inbox, in your sidebar. No need to switch tools.
Our Webhooks are officially live today π₯ This integration has been hidden behind a feature flag for a while. But we're stoked to enable it for all @userlist.com customers.
Docs here: userlist.com/docs/integra...
Please ping @benediktdeicke.com for hard technical questions π
POST /messages HTTP/1.1 Host: push.userlist.com Authorization: Push your-push-key-here Accept: application/json Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8 { "sender": "8b9c554c-58a0-47e8-b3e1-da1fde10348d", "topic": "dbf53dab-7be5-454e-a0a9-f31c31f04731", "to": "jane@example.com", "subject": "Welcome to Userlist!", "preheader": "Get started with Userlist", "body": { "type": "multipart", "content": [ { "type": "html", "content": "<h1>Hello Jane!</h1><p>Welcome to Userlist. We're glad to have you on board!</p>" }, { "type": "text", "content": "Hello Jane! Welcome to Userlist. We're glad to have you on board!" } ] } }
We recently rolled out a few improvements to @userlist.com's Transactional Messages API. You can now customize almost every aspect of a message, including channel, topic, subject, body, sender, and (obviously) recipient.
You can learn more in our docs: userlist.com/docs/develop...
We improved @userlist.com's reporting capabilities a bit π
You can now get account-wide reports, as well as drill downs by type (broadcast, workflow, ...) π
We also made the aggregates smarter. Depending on what period you look at, you either get monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly stats π
We're stoked to introduce account-wide Reporting features in @userlist.com π₯ You can now access account-wide performance metrics and slice them by date, type, or specific workflow and message.
Available to all customers starting from the Basic plan. Happy reporting π
In case you missed it. @userlist.com comes with a library of workflow templates. No, it's not AI.
When creating a new workflow, choose one of the templates. You'll get a populated workflow. As easy as apple pie π
You asked, and we delivered. @posthog.com x @userlist.com integration is live π
They're the cool kid on the block. Our integration allows you to send user, company, and event data from PostHog into Userlist.
- docs here userlist.com/docs/integra...
- happy integrating!
- happy halloween!
Our integrations now have eyes π
@benediktdeicke.com asked me for a design system to generate images for @userlist.com integration pages and alternatives. It needed to be simple, but quirky.
Couple hours later, and new integration banners get a pair of eyes, randomly picked from 12 options.
Super excited to finally ship this to everyone. While Userlist was able to store arrays since day one, using them in filters, conditions, or segments wasn't possible until now π€©
The user interface even supports arrays of arrays, but not sure there's actually a good use case for that π€£
New feature at @userlist.com π« You can now start workflows on a calendar schedule (daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly) using a Recurring Trigger.
For example, you can send a reminder to your Paying Customers segment every Friday (see illustration).
Happy triggering π
Generous offer from Jane and a great way to surface your most valuable content!
Did you know that @userlist.com supports array properties? (One of those things that make us an advanced platform.)
For example, you can create a segment of users who have an active Stripe integration in their integrations list. The integrations array has both name and state [see illustration].
Social life? Whatβs that?
Also they replaced one classic Photoshop shortcut (Command+Shift+J) with their new AI modal. Drove me nuts.
Made printable worksheets for our workshop at @microconf.com Europe next week. You can download the PDF and have fun on your own: userlist.com/downloads/si...
The new @userlist.com is live on Product Hunt today ππ₯π₯
www.producthunt.com/products/use...
If we inspired you to switch to Userlist right this second (haha, chuckle from sales), then book a demo and letβs discuss your implementation: userlist.com/demo
We launched a major overhaul of Userlist today π₯³
Among the obvious design changes, we also improved a bunch of things under the hood. They didn't make the cut for the blog post, but I'll briefly mention them here π€
And we took a moment to pause and celebrate
Thank you Bryan. Just six months ;)
The new @userlist.com is now available β¨ Built for product dreamers and email geeks π©
Our customers are getting the whole new UI. We also redesigned the website, KB, and end-user parts.
Our team is making a happy dance.
Read the full story with screenshots and WIP: userlist.com/blog/how-we-...
Here are WIP versions with the dandelion and the propeller. There was one with a kitten, but I'm not showing it here to avoid embarrassment π