Everything we’ve shipped, as we ship it.

First-campaign SMS still prompts for clear opt-out copy, but missing that line no longer blocks the send. You can ship the message and add the language when you are ready.

Contacts who submitted a web chat form can now be turned into a list, and those records are stamped as widget contacts so you can find them later.

Test emails and the in-app preview can use a specific contact, so tokens — including loyalty points and program name — render the way that guest will actually see them.

You no longer have to unschedule a campaign to read the copy, the fallbacks, or the follow-up. Cloning keeps the follow-up with it.

Per-signal guidance now actually shapes the draft, and you can lock in approved copy variants. Daily Review no longer loops the same handful of guests.

Inquiry win-backs are no longer rejected before they begin, a “no” from the guest cancels the rest of the flow, and a replayed workflow still sends at the time you set.

The inbox now works like a real queue. Conversations that still need a reply stay in Open; anything you are not ready for can move to Later and come back on its own.

Points from a stay are no longer spendable before the guest has actually stayed. They become redeemable after checkout, on the server as well as in the guest UI.

A brand-scoped workspace now gets its own copies of the default journeys, scoped to that brand’s listings and sender — not the parent account’s.

Before you launch, the wizard can show who is eligible and who will be skipped — and why — instead of discovering that after the send.

Campaign email can now carry a Gmail listing carousel and inline images from the same editor you already use.

Reaction tapbacks on text messages now show up on the thread, so a thumbs-up is visible in Yada the same way it is on the guest’s phone.

WhatsApp template setup no longer gets stuck in a false pending state, and Meta’s required examples go with the template so review can finish.

Track-connected workspaces can now run live journey outbound, not just sync properties and stays. Enrollment was already in place; the send path is on.

Workspaces can create and revoke API keys for inbound webhook traffic, so an external system can post into Yada without sharing a login.

The contact record is now a place to work, not just a profile. Notes, @mentions, tasks, and star ratings live on the guest without a trip to another screen.

Availability checks now use one calendar-and-quote path everywhere — the widget, win-back sends, and date alerts. If a night is already booked, Yada will not tell a guest it is open, and it will not…

A2P registration now shows the live status from Twilio, in the order the registration actually runs — number, business, brand, then campaign. If a bundle is rejected, you can reopen it and resubmit…

When a guest should not keep receiving journey messages — a special request, a complaint, a personal conversation — you can pause what is already queued without turning the whole journey off.

Direct bookings can now collect a review from the widget after a stay, and you decide what goes public. A website embed lets those reviews live on your own site — not just inside Yada.