26.3.6
This release adds two AI assists: a handlebar generator that turns a plain-language description into working syntax, and SMS credit optimization that flags templates costing more than one credit and suggests shorter DLT-compliant content. It also introduces a real-time dashboard for watching notification traffic as it happens, and gives you finer control over Do Not Disturb.
Log Details now shows throttling attempts, workflow event nodes link straight to event analytics, and we’ve clarified labels in voice templates and delivery rate charts, alongside fixes to the Sent Logs date filter, the Cost Analytics view selector, WhatsApp previews in live logs, DLT template options, and workflows that could not be saved on non-Meta WhatsApp providers.
🚀 New features
⚡ Enhancements
Logs: Throttling details in Log Details
A throttled notification is now marked Throttling Enabled in the trace on the Log Details panel. Select View Details to see every delivery attempt with its timestamp, so you can tell how long a message was held and how many times it was retried.
Workflows: Open event analytics from a node
Event nodes now carry an analytics icon button that opens the analytics page for that event directly, so you no longer have to leave the workflow and find the event by hand while troubleshooting.
The button appears only when the node is selected, keeping unselected nodes uncluttered.
Dashboard: Clearer label for notifications without an Analytics Label
In the Delivery Rate and Delivery Rate Expanded charts, notifications with no Analytics Label attached now use a properly formatted label consistent with the rest of the chart, replacing the plain “No analytics label” text.
A tooltip reads Notifications with no Analytics Label attached, so it’s clear what the segment represents.
Voice templates: Override IVR/Flow/Bot ID
The Override IVR/Flow ID setting in a Voice template’s Additional Settings is now Override IVR/Flow/Bot ID, with the tooltip updated to match. The setting has always supported overriding a Bot ID; the label now says so.