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3 days ago

Release Update – March 2026

Hi from the team at Symprex, we hope 2026 is going well for you so far.

This update covers a busy period of work across the platform. Alongside a significant set of internal improvements to reliability, security, and tooling, we've shipped two customer-requested features: the ability to exclude specific users and groups from signature rules, campaigns and disclaimers, and intellisense functionality in our HTML editor.


User and Group Exclusions for Rules, Campaigns and Disclaimers

You can now exclude individual users or groups from signature rules, campaigns and disclaimers. This gives you finer control over how these are applied, without needing to restructure your existing configuration. The exclusion options follow the same familiar interface as the existing user and group selectors.




Template HTML Editor Improvements

As part of our ongoing improvement plans for the template editor, we have introduced IntelliSense autocomplete for our HTML editor, including field completion, operator support, and full Scriban syntax highlighting. These changes make working with functions and template fields easier and help to expose advanced functionality to those customers requiring this.



🛠 Other Enhancements

Improvement– Portal: Search engine indexing of campaign tracking domains is now blocked, protecting campaign link privacy
Improvement– SMTP: Improvements to email address parsing reliability, including support for encoded header values and non-standard SMTP status responses
Improvement– Infrastructure: Automated vulnerability remediation has been introduced to keep dependencies up to date proactively

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