Feature-Requests

Centralised Link Management
Managing links in email templates can be challenging, especially when each link is distributed across various blocks (text, images, buttons, videos, etc.). It would be extremely helpful to have a centralised interface where all links within an email are accessible and manageable. This could be added next to message settings, general styles, and comments. Here’s what this feature could offer: Display all links as editable fields in one place. Clicking on a link in the centralised list highlights the specific block in the editor, making it easy to locate. Above or under each field display the type of block each it belongs to (e.g., text, image, video, button, timer, social). – Also I was thinking it was a good idea to show all links with the same URL in one place and add slider arrows under them to switch between blocks that contain this link so that you can edit them separately: [ https://link.com ] < Button > And then if you the URL for one of such elements, they should disconnect and another link appears in other place. But then I thought that in general it is a nice to have but for the beginning you can just show each link as a separate field even if the same URL is used multiple times on the page. Maybe in the end it is even better and easier for users to navigate. This idea was inspired by the discussion on this page: https://stripo.canny.io/feature-requests/p/resetting-links-in-a-copied-template While that request highlights the difficulty of forgetting or mismanaging links, I believe the problem goes deeper: – It’s not just about resetting all links. Often, you need to selectively update or edit links rather than clear them entirely. – Resetting links removes incorrect URLs but doesn’t help add or manage correct ones efficiently. – A centralised approach addresses these issues by making link management intuitive, visible, and actionable.
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Exports history for performance tracking. Google Sheets Integration
Currently we need to manually collect information from different team members on how their emails performed. It would be really nice if Stripo would allow to store history of exports with the basic information so that users don't need to enter it manually: 1) Email name 2) Email language 3) Email preview URL 4) Email editor URL 5) Email Subject line during export 6) Email Preheader during export 7) Export date 8) Exported by (user name or user email) 9) Exported to (HTML file / Code copied / ESP name etc.) 10) Each UTM parameter as a separate column It will work like this: 1) Someone exports any email in any languages 2) For each exported language a record is added to history with all this data 3) You can access this history at a specific page in your project 4) You can either just view it on the page or download a CSV file 5) It would be also great if you can also connect this data with Google Sheets so that the data is also automatically added to a specified spreadsheet Teams will be able to use it to process this data further: Add needed information to tables etc. For example, I would use it for tracking performance: Everyone from the team can add their numbers (Audience size, number of opens, clicks, conversions etc.) so that we can keep track of what emails/templates performed well. And the ideal case is to improve it even further: – Make a performance dashboard where you see each of your emails, new lines are added after every export – Some basic numeric performance fields (audience, opens, clicks, conversions, unsubscribes) can be added by default so that we can fill them for each email right in Stripo And you can add custom fields (text or numeric for comments and other information) And all this data is then linked to your emails. When viewing emails in your Stripo folders you can sort and filter by open rates / click rates etc.
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