Feature-Requests

Sending an invitation to a new user as an Account Administrator, the Stripo system could automatically identify whether that user already has an account or not. If the user already has an account: they could receive a Transfer of Control notification in a simpler way, perhaps through a pop-up on the screen before moving on to the next step. This would make the user experience more intuitive, without the need to access other areas within the platform to grant the transfer. If the user does not have an account: when being added to Stripo by an organization, they would receive the invitation email and, upon clicking Go To Stripo, the system itself could check if an account exists. If not, the user would be redirected to a registration page and, immediately after, the pop-up for the Transfer of Control would appear, making the process much simpler. I am available to contribute with testing and to provide further feedback on the Stripo platform.

In order to organize my email templates, I would like to add notes to an email template. This note must be visible in the template overview. This would help to explain the templates better to people that don't need to work tat often with them.

The edit link section in the email builder is far too small and it is impossible to view the entire link while editing. Furthermore, I cannot move my cursor within the small box to travel to the end of the link to change the UTM. My suggestion would be to add an "Edit link" button that opens a larger pop-up window that allows the user to view and update full links, including UTM parameters.

When working on emails with colleagues, the same repetitive steps are needed to involve others in the process. Current workflow example: After translating an email (automatically or via a translator), we ask native-speaking colleagues to proofread it. To do this, I have to: – Copy the email link, go to chat, write a message, and send it. – If there are multiple languages, I need to open each version, copy the link, and paste it for every colleague (e.g. 10 languages = 10 links). Proposed solution: Introduce email statuses/workflows such as: Designing → Translating → Proofreading → Reviewing → Done. – Changing a status would trigger a notification to the right person (e.g. translators, proofreaders, reviewers). – Ideally, each language/status could have a default assignee. For example, a user with the role Proofreader and language German would automatically be notified when the DE version is set to Proofreading. – Language preferences could be defined in team/role settings during user setup or updated later. This would save time, reduce manual steps, and streamline collaboration across languages.

Integration with Canva would allow to directly add images from Canva to Stripo and avoid downloads/uploads and switching tabs while working on the email creation.

When a user uploads an image to Stripo hosted images it is not resized to a smaller version resulting in emails being absolutely massive. e.g. if 10 x 10MB images are added that is a 100MB email that takes the email client forever to display the images and a poor user experience for the email recipient. It also probably costs you a lot as well so I would get this fixed ASAP.

Add possibility to add a gradient background with fixes and fallbacks for various email-clients. Gradients are widely used in email design You always see some nice and clean emails with gradients sent by different brands. But it indeed requires a lot of fallbacks for Outlook, Yahoo, AOL, for example. Would be nice if you could add a gradient tab for background colors like in this guide, for example: https://www.litmus.com/blog/background-colors-html-email (or based on some fresher information). This gradient background tab could contain these fields: 1) RGBA CSS gradient 2) Two fallback colors for Outlook with VML gradients 3) Image gradient (a fallback for Outlook, Yahoo and AOL) 4) A solid fallback color for all other email clients 5) A partial fix for Gmail's dark mode: add a linear gradient to the background image CSS property using HEX colors 6) A further fix: Prevent text colors from being inverted in Gmail: https://www.hteumeuleu.com/2021/fixing-gmail-dark-mode-css-blend-modes/

Hi, the shortcut feature in the editor is great. I noticed that I am accessing some things in the editor over and over again but there is no shortcut for them. I beleive it will also be useful for other shortcut users: – Open Sharing menu – Open Message settings (Subject lines, preheaders, UTMs etc.) – Open Exporting menu They might become most used shortcuts if implemented. Additionally, not so often used but similar to the above actions and located in the same menus, so they can also be added for consistency: – Open General Styles tab – Open Comments menu – Open Test menu And if we go deeper into the sharing menu, you actually need to copy the preview link really often. So a shortcut to just copy the preview link would also be very useful.

It would be incredibly helpful to use merge tags as dynamic date inputs for countdown timers in automated emails. For example, if we notify a user that their miles or something are expiring in 7 days we’d love to insert a merge tag like {{miles_expiration_date}} as the target date. This way, each recipient sees a personalised timer based on their actual expiration date with no manual updates needed. It would unlock powerful use cases for loyalty programs, promotions, and more.

Ability to take arbitrary strings in order to support dynamic templating or custom post processing. For example, HandleBars Tokens like {{myColor}} or a css variable like var(--brandColor) The use case is injecting some "merge" tag like values that impact companies with multiple brands associated. Another option would be the ability to custom extend the Color control. Based on the docs/current samples for the v2 plugin API I am not seeing a clear way to do this.