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Release notes/2026

August 2026

Product updates from August 2026.

August 31, 2026

Plan campaigns and contributions

Campaigns are now their own home in AmplifyUp—plan the work, assign workflows, and tie each piece to real content.

Feature

  • Open Campaigns from the main navigation to create campaigns with priority and date ranges
  • Add contributions on a campaign: pick a content type, assign a workflow, and link existing content or create a new entry
  • See workflow progress at a glance on the campaign list view, and update state or target release right in the table

August 30, 2026

Delete pages completely from Composer

Removing a page in Composer now means what it says: the page, its full version history, and any nested pages are gone—and live visitors stop getting that layout.

Improvement

  • Delete page removes every saved version (draft and live), not just the version you were viewing
  • Deleting a parent page also removes nested pages under that route and their full history
  • A confirmation step explains how many pages will be removed and whether any are live today
  • A short progress checklist shows removal steps completing before you return to the parent page in the tree

Fixes

  • Deleting a page from the Pages panel now works reliably on the first try

August 29, 2026

See where components are used

Know at a glance which layouts and pages include a component—and open them in one click.

Improvement

  • Component settings include a Usage tab that lists every layout and page using that component
  • Open a layout to edit it or jump into Composer for a page directly from Usage

August 28, 2026

Reliable article preview in Composer

Article URLs in Composer now resolve like the live site—open a real path, see that article’s content, or keep the shared pattern empty while you arrange components.

Improvement

  • Composer remembers the preview URL for each page, so returning opens the same article you were editing
  • Use Show all articles to clear a selection and work on the shared pattern again

Fixes

  • Opening an article URL loads that article’s content into the preview, content fields, and component props
  • Pattern pages with no article selected stay empty so you can configure the layout without picking content first

August 27, 2026

Preview and edit a specific article in Composer · Views by route and clearer Composer empty state

On dynamic pages, open a real article in Composer, edit its content, and click through from listing pages—without changing the shared layout for every article.

Feature

  • Click path values like `:slug` in the preview address bar to search and open a real article
  • Follow links in the preview to land on the matching page with the right article selected
  • Create a new article as a draft from the picker, then publish it when you’re ready
  • Browse Views grouped by route, with nested paths under each route, then open any view in Composer

Improvement

  • Layout changes still apply to every article; a clear banner shows when you’re editing one specific piece
  • Empty Composer slots say “Click here to Add Component” with a clear icon instead of a bare drop hint

August 26, 2026

One page for every article URL

Design one Composer page for a whole family of URLs (for example `/insights/:slug`) so every article shares the same layout and personalization.

Feature

  • Create one page for a URL pattern so every matching article uses the same layout and personalization
  • Map URL pieces to fields on the page’s content so components can use From page instead of picking each entry
  • Set a preview example in Composer so preview loads a real article URL, not the pattern itself
  • Declare the content a page is about—named resources and shared fields—on page schemas (every site starts with Base), using the same Content types you already use in Composer and Content. Layouts describe structure; Blank is the empty canvas when a page does not need one

Improvement

  • Composer page-view counts roll up across every URL that matches the pattern, not one exact path
  • Page resources reuse your Content type field definitions—no second type catalog to maintain
  • From page in Composer only offers page resources that match the component’s content type when that link is known
  • Editing a Content type’s fields republishes pages that reference it so live validation stays in sync

August 25, 2026

Visitor identity across devices · Drafts keep Optimization · Reusable zones in Composer

You can now decide how AmplifyUp recognizes the same person across devices, so personalization follows them when they identify.

Feature

  • Identity settings let you choose which identifiers (email, account id, and similar) match the same visitor across devices
  • Block placeholder or junk identifier values so they never attach to a visitor
  • When a visitor identifies, their activity and personalization stay with one profile
  • Create reusable zones with named compositions and place them on any page
  • Edit a composition visually in Composer with the same live site preview as page editing

Improvement

  • Publish a zone once to refresh every page that uses it
  • Components inside a composition keep their own personalization rules and experiments

Fixes

  • New page drafts keep your Optimization rules and personalized content choices from the version you started from

August 24, 2026

Composer versions and on-request decisions

Stay on the page you are editing when you open another version, and choose when a personalization rule should decide.

Feature

  • Mark a rule Decide on request so AmplifyUp chooses the experience after the view loads—useful when screens change without a full refresh

Fixes

  • Opening a live or earlier version in Composer stays on the same page instead of jumping to another route

August 23, 2026

Goals catalog

Setting up a goal now follows the same path as Signals: pick a type, name it, then finish the details on its own page.

Improvement

  • Browse a catalog of built-in goals—or start a new one by name—then configure it on a dedicated page

August 22, 2026

Goals and experiments · Composer preview matches the live page

You can now define what success looks like, test versions on a component, and keep the winner.

Feature

  • Create goals from a starter list—submit a form, click an element, reach a page, stay engaged, come back later, and more—or keep a custom goal, then reuse them on experiments
  • Start an experiment from a component’s Optimization panel in Composer: split traffic between the original and another version, then publish to go live
  • Review results and finish by keeping a winner or going back to the original; pause anytime and publish so visitors stay on the last live setup

Improvement

  • Composer’s inspector now opens Optimization, and a running experiment stays locked until you pause and publish
  • Experiments pick from goals you already created; Set up a goal opens the Goals page so you create them in one place

Fixes

  • Search bars, buttons, and other visuals stay on the page in Composer when text becomes editable
  • Empty text fields show a “Click here to edit this field” hint; click to type, or click away with nothing entered and the hint returns

August 21, 2026

Named condition sets in Composer · Preview rules in Composer · Pages viewed personalization

Build who a rule is for as a named set of conditions — including grouped AND/OR logic — and publish it with the rest of the page.

Feature

  • Combine several conditions in one personalization rule, including grouped AND/OR sets, and give the set a name you recognize
  • Preview a personalization rule on the canvas so you can see what visitors would get

Improvement

  • Build those rules in a full Personalization editor over the page preview, while Structure stays in place
  • Edit personalized content in the Content panel — Back returns you to your rules

Fixes

  • “Pages viewed” rules now count this visit and earlier visits, so personalized content can change in the same session

August 20, 2026

Composer personalization for marketers

Personalization in Composer is built for marketers: set who sees what in plain language, reuse your default content as a starting point, and publish with confidence.

Feature

  • Personalize any component with “Except when…” rules — drag to set order so the first match wins
  • Duplicate your default entry and edit personalized content with the same fields editor as defaults

Improvement

  • Personalized components publish correctly outside a zone; new entries open as drafts; override pickers match the Content panel

Fixes

  • Creating a new entry from the picker uses the correct content type for your connected source