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Product Newsletter - What's new in June - Calculators on any page, a secondary button on every step and more across the product.

Hey John,

Five updates this round, and they're all about cutting steps between building and shipping. Map data as you build, spin up what you need on the spot, and set things up in one click. Here's what went live.

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◼Editor

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Contacts

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Two new looks for the Calculator

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The "Calculator" element has two fresh display modes. "Card" is the new default, and it's tuned to look sharp on mobile and adapt to any content size. "Sticky" pins the calculator to the bottom of the page, so the result stays in view no matter how long the page runs, perfect for on-page calculators and long result screens.

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Try the calculator

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◼Contacts

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Contacts tags

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Map funnel data to contact properties

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You can now decide how funnel data is saved to contact properties right in the editor, not just contact form fields. See what's mapped on each question, or check the full list from a tooltip on any contact property. It means you don't have to reach for the Update contact property action in a workflow anymore, though you still can when you want to. You can also turn off contact creation for a funnel completely.

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Open the contacts

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Create a property without leaving the editor

While you're mapping funnel data, you can spin up a brand new contact property on the spot and use it right away. No jumping to your contact settings and back.

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Try it out

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◼ Email Automation

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Fallbacks for your email variables

Set a fallback for any variable in a workflow email. If a contact is missing that value, the fallback fills the gap, so "Hi first_name" reads "Hi there" instead of an awkward blank. You add it right on the canvas, the same way you already do in funnels.

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Build a workflow