Release 2025.06

API: end date and pagination for donations and pledges

Too many results per page or too few? From now on you can set how many results you want per page when collecting donations and pledges via API. In addition, you can now request the end date of pledges, so you can create an even better overview.

API: generated properties

If you use our API, you could already determine which relation fields from the CRM you wanted to use. From now on, you can also use generated properties. This way, you can request an even better picture of your relations via API.

CMS: notifications for new blog post

Do you want to notify your readers of a new blog post, instead of having to wait until they happen to visit your blog? This is now possible. In the settings of your blog, you can indicate that a message should be sent when a new blog post is published. At the moment, this is only possible for users who can log in. It does require some setup, so discuss this with your consultant if you want to use this feature.

CMS: renewed layout of page edits

Did you find it difficult to figure out whether to change a page setting under 'extended' or 'advanced'? Us too. That's why we've now adjusted these tabs to be more logical and clear. It might take some getting used to for experienced users, but we hope that you can find what you're looking for faster and easier.

CMS: references to Universal Analytics removed

Google has switched from Universal Analytics (UA) to Google Analytics 4 a few years ago. UA was already broken, but there were still places where you could set something for UA. These have now been removed as well, and with that we have finally said goodbye to UA.

E-Commerce: more tokens in confirmation emails

Do you want to mention only the country or only the city in a confirmation email to the customer or supplier? This is now possible. The confirmation emails previously contained tokens for entire addresses, but these have now also been split up, so that you can make the emails even more personal.

Library: alt texts can now be used consistently

Wouldn't you also like things in the real world to show such an explanation text when you look at them? Unfortunately, that is not yet possible, but you can now consistently provide your images with such an alt text. This is not only nice for your visitors, but it is also mandatory, to ensure that people with a disability can also use your website properly. In the Library, the alt text is now simply called 'Description / Alt text'. We are still working on implementing these changes in all places on the platform, but you can now add all your alt texts in the places where you want them.

Read more about the new accessibility act
Learn more about alt texts in our helpcenter