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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,
September is all about results. New graphs and scorecards to show them, question categories to break them down, plus sharper formula tools and a couple of workflow and integration upgrades. Here's everything that went live.
◼Editor
Contacts
Show results as graphs
Your results page has seven new graph types: gauge, progress ring, radar, horizontal and vertical bars, donut, and progress bar. There's also a new "Scorecard" for a clean single-score readout.
Pick the data points to plot, or let involve me pull every calculator on the page for you. Switch between percent and absolute values, add a benchmark to compare against, and set score tiers that each show their own text based on the result. Colors are yours to set.
Try the new graphs
Contacts tags
Score questions by category
Set up "Question categories" in your funnel and assign each question to one. Now you can score people by theme rather than a single flat total, and normalize each category to the same scale so the numbers stay comparable. Pair it with the new graphs to show a full breakdown.
Set up categories
AI Agent
VLOOKUP values by date
"VLOOKUP" now reads from a date-and-time picker. Point a formula at a picker element, match the selected date against your data table, and pull back the value associated with it, such as a price or an available slot.
Try it out
editor
Catch broken formulas on the canvas
A formula that won't compute now shows an "Invalid formula" label right on the canvas, on the calculator element itself, or in the corner for global formulas. You'll spot the problem while you build, before anyone hits it live.
Build a formula
◼ Email automation
email sequences
Branch on opt-in status
Conditional Logic can now read a contact's "Opt-in status". Send marketing emails only to people who opted in, and route everyone else down a different path: one condition, cleaner compliance.
Build a workflow
email sequences
Duplicate a workflow step
Every wait and email node now has a "Duplicate" button that drops a copy right below it. Reuse a step you've already set up instead of building it again. (Triggers and conditional logic don't duplicate.)
Open a workflow
◼ Integrations
email sequences
Create HubSpot properties without leaving involve me
Mapping fields to HubSpot? You can now create a new property straight from the list. Type a name and involve me creates the text field in HubSpot for you, no tab switching. It's live for HubSpot text fields first, with more integrations on the way.
Map your fields
That’s it for now!
Thanks for building with us. We’ll be back soon with more updates, tips, and resources to help you build, optimize, and grow. In the meantime, join our Facebook community to connect with other builders, swap ideas, and get inspired.
Best regards,
Cristina
Cristina Mitu
CRM and Lifecycle Manager at involve me
Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn.
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