This release gives IT administrators and marketing managers clearer, more dependable tools for everyday work: those managing backups can now narrow their search with date-range shortcuts and check a summary view to see what's available at a glance, while those running campaigns can preview the selected audience before queueing a send; in both workflows, if something fails, a specific error message explains what happened, removing the guesswork around missing backups or campaigns that seem to have stalled without explanation.
Find and review backups faster with date filters
Administrators often lose time scrolling through long backup lists to find the right one. The backup management area now includes date-range shortcuts to narrow the search instantly, along with a summary view that shows the status of existing backups at a glance. If a backup fails to load or can't be started, a clear error message appears, rather than leaving you to guess what went wrong.
- Date-range shortcuts to quickly narrow down backup searches
- A summary view for reviewing existing backups at a glance
- Clear error messages when a backup fails to load or cannot be started
Preview your audience before you launch a campaign
Before queueing a campaign, marketing users can now preview the selected audience to confirm it matches the intended recipients. If the preview request fails or the campaign can't be queued, a specific error message flags the issue immediately, so there's no uncertainty about whether a send has actually gone out.
- Preview of the selected audience before launching a campaign
- Clear error message if the audience preview request fails
- Clear error message if the campaign cannot be queued
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What changes for you
If you manage backups, you no longer need to scroll through long lists to find one from a specific week or month: date filters and the summary view take you straight there, and if something fails, you'll know immediately, with a specific message explaining why.
If you work in marketing, you can check exactly who will receive a campaign before you send it, and if the preview or queueing fails, a clear error tells you what went wrong, avoiding incomplete sends or uncertainty about what actually went out.
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Why it matters
Cutting down the time spent searching for a backup means you can respond faster when it really counts, such as during an urgent restore. Knowing right away if something failed, rather than finding out later, avoids surprises at critical moments.
For campaigns, confirming the audience before sending reduces the risk of wrong or duplicate communications, and explicit error messages remove any doubt about what was actually sent, keeping the marketing team in control of the process right up to the last step.