What's New in Claspo

1. Custom Confirmation Email Template for DOI with SendPulse Integration

We’ve added the option to use a custom confirmation email template for the Double Opt-In (DOI) process when integrating with SendPulse. Now, you can simply enter the Template ID in the integration settings, and your email will be sent using the template you’ve selected.

This update gives you more control over the email your leads receive when confirming their subscription. You can now personalize the content and maintain consistent branding.

2. Adding Tags When Integrating a Widget with Active Campaign

We’ve added the ability to automatically add tags to contacts for ActiveCampaign integrations, making it easier to segment and automate workflows. For example, you can use tags to trigger specific automations in ActiveCampaign, such as starting a custom flow or sending follow-up emails. 

3. Layout and Input Fields Optimization

We’ve polished the widget editor for a cleaner, more intuitive experience.

• Fixed the “Widget details” menu so it remains visible when scrolling.
• Optimized the Pages section layout for better use of space and easier navigation.
• Replaced “Value” inputs with textareas for more flexibility.
• Moved Help buttons closer to their corresponding inputs.
• Updated hover appearance and replaced “Delete” icons.
• Renamed “Add parameter (and)” → “Add variable (and)”.
• Reduced the size of “Add condition” buttons.

1. More Embedded Widget Placements

We’ve increased the limit for embedded widget placements — you can now add up to 10 placements on a single page (previously it was 5).

This gives you more flexibility, especially for long-form content like detailed articles, guides, or landing pages. Now, with up to 10 inline widgets, you can:

• Show opt-ins more frequently throughout the content
• Increase visibility without overwhelming the layout
• Boost conversion opportunities by reaching readers when they’re most engaged

1. Support of Unified Latin American Spanish

Reaching Spanish-speaking users across Latin America just got easier!

You can now use a single language version—Latin American Spanish—instead of creating separate translations for each country in the region (like Mexico, Argentina, or Peru).

Here’s how it works:

• If a visitor’s browser language matches one of the Latin American Spanish dialects, they’ll automatically see the widget in Latin American Spanish, if that version exists.
• If you have a more specific version—for example, Mexican Spanish—that will take priority.
• Visitors from Spain or other Spanish-speaking regions not included in the Latin American group will still see the appropriate version (es-ES or default).

This update makes it easier to reduce the number of separate language versions you need to manage and deliver more relevant experiences for Latin American audiences.

2. Checkbox Values Now Sync Properly with Brevo

We’ve updated the way selected checkbox values are sent to Brevo. Previously, the values were sent as a single text string, which Brevo couldn’t read correctly for multiple-choice contact attributes, so your contact data didn’t show the selected options.

Now, the values are sent in the correct array format, so Brevo can fully recognize and store them.

What this means for you:

• Selected checkbox options now appear properly in the contact profile in Brevo.
• Contact updates are more accurate and reliable.

3. Smooth Animations for Widget Transitions

We’ve added subtle entry and exit animations for widgets of the following types:

• Popup.
• Floating box.
• Floating bar.

Note: If your widget is set to “Show immediately”, it will appear without animation to ensure maximum speed and visibility.

4. Avoid Duplicate Target Field Mapping

To improve clarity and prevent conflicts during integration setup, each target field can now only be mapped to a single source field. Once a target field is selected, it will become unavailable in the dropdown list for other mappings and will be labeled with the hint "Already mapped". This enhancement ensures a safer and more intuitive mapping process.

5. Improved Configuration for Checkbox Group Mapping

We've updated the mapping logic for Checkbox Group components to prevent conflicts and make the setup clearer.

Now, you must choose one of two mutually exclusive options:

• Map the entire component to a single target field,
• Or map each option separately, assigning each checkbox item to its own target field.

Previously, it was possible to map both the whole component and individual items at the same time, which could lead to conflicts, especially when they were mapped to the same target field.

This makes your widgets feel more polished and visually appealing as they appear and disappear on the page.

6. Button Style Sync Between Desktop and Mobile

We’ve made key button styles environment-independent, including background, icon, stroke, shadow, corner radius, hover effects, and loop animation. As a result, the sync toggle for these styles has been removed from the editor.

This change ensures that your widget’s mobile version automatically inherits the desktop styles, reducing manual adjustments and making your mobile view look great out of the box.

7. Unified Value Formats for Widgets with a Rating Component

We’ve standardized the feedback values for all widgets that use the Rating component. This has been done to simplify the management of fields when configuring mapping between Claspo and outside systems. 

First, the "segment" field has been removed from integration mappings. Secondly, feedback values are now consistent across all formats:

• Stars: 1 to 5
• Numbers: 1 to 5
• Emoji: satisfied, neutral, dissatisfied
• Likes: satisfied, dissatisfied