Groundhogg — CRM, Newsletters, and Marketing Automation

Changelog

4.9.1 (2026-10-02)

• SECURITY Hardened how contacts are linked to WordPress users and how sign-in links are created. Credit: Wordfence PRISM, via Wordfence.
  • Linking a contact to a WordPress user now requires permission to edit that user.
  • {auto_login_link} only creates a sign-in link in emails sent to the contact’s own user account.
  • Sign-in keys are always blacked out in the email log, and sensitive logs are now hidden from non-administrators.
• FIXED {auto_login_link} caused a fatal error in emails composed to a contact.
• FIXED The v3 REST API now checks permission to edit when creating a contact with an email address that already exists.
• FIXED An email that failed to send left Groundhogg treating the rest of the request as if an email was still being sent.

4.9 (2026-10-01)

• ADDED Receive replies in Groundhogg. Turn on Incoming Messages in Settings > Email (needs an active Groundhogg license), then switch on “Save replies as messages” in an email’s settings, and replies to it are saved to the contact who replied instead of going to your own mailbox. You can also BCC your site’s private inbox address to keep a copy of emails you send from your own mailbox.
  • A Messages tab in the contact record shows your conversation with each contact, the emails you’ve sent them and their replies, laid out like a chat. Emails you composed to contacts before this update are moved into it in the background.
  • A “Replies” dashboard widget lists contacts who’ve replied and haven’t been read yet. Open a conversation right from the dashboard to read it, reply, or mark it read or unread.
  • When composing an email to a contact, choose who it’s from out of your sender profiles.
• ADDED A new, shorter guided setup that gets your site ready to send: your business and who emails come from (with details filled in from WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads), privacy, your license, receiving replies, and updates. The last step helps you get started with AI, invite your team, and add your site’s users as contacts.
• ADDED Flow abilities for AI assistants.
  • “Get Flow”, “Edit Flow”, “Publish Flow Changes” and “Discard Flow Changes” abilities, so an AI assistant can read an existing flow and add, change, move, duplicate, lock or delete its steps. Changes to an active flow are staged until they’re published, the same as in the flow editor.
  • Segments used by the abilities can target contacts by behavior: email opens and clicks, page visits, form submissions, flow conversions, and other activity. They can also exclude another segment, and contact searches link to the matching contacts in the Contacts page.
  • The simulate abilities can run against a flow’s unpublished changes, so a change can be tested before it’s published.
• ADDED When you publish changes to a flow or activate it, you choose what happens to contacts waiting at steps you deleted: cancel their events, or move them to another step. Before, they were silently removed from the flow. Deleted steps that contacts have already been through are archived, so their history and reports still work.
• TWEAKED The flow editor has been rebuilt to be much faster. Adding, moving, deleting and changing steps shows right away and saves in the background, and undo and redo now cover step settings, duplicated steps and pasted steps too.
• TWEAKED If a flow or an email is changed from somewhere else while you have it open in the editor, the editor tells you and offers to reload.
• TWEAKED Public form submissions are limited to 20 per form, per IP address, every 10 minutes. People who can add contacts aren’t limited.
• TWEAKED The send time optimization option is hidden in the broadcast scheduler for now.
  • Only one person can edit a flow at a time, so two people can’t overwrite each other’s changes. The flow is unlocked as soon as its editor is closed.
  • Duplicating a step with branches, like a Yes/No, copies the steps in its branches too, and steps copied from one flow can be pasted into another.
  • Steps that other steps rely on, like the step a Reroute goes to or the step another flow’s “Add to Flow” starts at, can’t be deleted until those steps are changed.
  • The search in the add steps panel stays while you switch between Triggers, Actions and Logic.
  • The flow editor tour is written for people new to Groundhogg.
• TWEAKED Faster reports, segments and contact timelines.
  • Segments, reports, and contact timelines that filter activity by type or by contact and date are faster, thanks to new indexes on the activity table. Existing sites get them from a background task after updating.
  • Reports and contact counts are cached, so dashboards and reports load faster.
• TWEAKED Number filters in contact searches understand numbers formatted for your locale, and the flow, step and email filters can match more than one at a time.
• TWEAKED Settings and integrations.
  • The telemetry setting explains exactly what’s shared when it’s turned on.
  • Groundhogg’s capabilities are grouped under “Groundhogg” in the User Role Editor plugin.
  • Dashboard notices and the template library load from Groundhogg’s CDN, with the original servers as a fallback.
• FIXED Flow triggers and timing.
  • A trigger’s “Can be triggered” limit, like “At most once per contact” or “Up to X times per contact in X days”, was never enforced.
  • When a trigger fired more than once at the same time, for example tagging several contacts at once, contacts after the first could get the first contact’s details in the flow.
  • Delay timers set to run on the last day of the month never ran, dates that don’t exist like April 31 ran on the next month, runs on the 29th to the 31st could skip a month, and long delays could ignore which days they were allowed to run on.
  • Delay timers in flows built with the abilities were titled “Wait 3 days” whatever they were set to.
• FIXED Flow editor and simulator issues.
  • Unsaved step settings were lost when the flow editor couldn’t save, and autosave stopped after a failed save.
  • The Publish Changes button stayed off when the only change to a flow was deleting steps, and deactivating a flow brought back steps deleted while it was inactive.
  • The flow simulator stayed stuck loading when the contact it last simulated with had been deleted. Now it asks you to select a contact.
  • The REST API’s commit route for flows always returned an error, and importing a flow could interfere with flows imported before it.
  • Branch, trigger and jump lines that should curve were drawn straight when the editor was scrolled.
• FIXED Contact searches and counts could show out-of-date results right after a tag, activity or custom field changed, and a search combining two flow activity filters ignored the step and date range of the second one.
• FIXED Email tracking and contact identification.
  • The open tracking pixel was missing from HTML emails that weren’t a full HTML document.
  • Contacts that arrived from a link in a tracked email weren’t recognized as who they are, so merge tags like {user.*} were blocked for them.
• FIXED Activating a license from the guided setup or the troubleshooter failed, and the old guided setup never saved its privacy and sender settings.
• FIXED Forms on pages served by a full page cache could fail to submit because of an out of date nonce.
• FIXED Triggers that pass a WooCommerce order to a flow logged an “Order properties should not be accessed directly” notice on every paid order.
• FIXED The query table ability returned every contact, with the wrong total, when it was given filters. It now points to the search contacts ability instead.
• SECURITY Access and verification hardening.
  • An account could get administrator access by posing as the Groundhogg support user when an admin turned on support access.
  • Contacts created by a form submission are no longer treated as verified visitors, since anyone can submit a form.
  • The privacy policy and terms links in settings are only saved as real links.
• DEV The flow editor’s canvas, settings panels and add steps panel are drawn in JavaScript, and edits are saved as operations through the gh_flow_operations and gh_flow_action ajax actions.
  • Step types can register JavaScript settings, titles and branch previews with Funnel.registerStepType(). Funnel_Step::save(), get_posted_data(), setting_name_prefix() and setting_id_prefix() work as before. See docs/flow-architecture.md.
  • Step::save() takes the settings to save, and Step::update_settings() changes some of them.
• DEV Query caching and the activity table.
  • Queries take a cache var, false to skip the cache or a number of seconds that results can be stale for, and the groundhogg/query/table_cache_group filter lets queries on other plugins’ tables be cached. Table_Query::where() and Where::subWhere() accept a callback.
  • The activity table has two new indexes, type_time_contact_idx (activity_type, timestamp, contact_id) and contact_time_idx (contact_id, timestamp, activity_type, email_id, step_id), which replaces contact_idx. New DB::index_exists(), DB::add_index_online() and DB::is_being_altered() methods.
• DEV New groundhogg/email/reply_to_messages and groundhogg/inbox/address_prefix filters, and gh/v4/messages/unread and gh/v4/messages/read REST endpoints.
• DEV Add-ons register their abilities on ordered actions: groundhogg/abilities/register_schema_extensions, groundhogg/abilities/register_step_types, groundhogg/abilities/register_categories and groundhogg/abilities/register_abilities, so step types see the schema extensions of every add-on. See docs/abilities-registration.md.
• DEV New groundhogg/form/v2/rate_limit and groundhogg/form/v2/rate_limit_window filters for the form submission limit, 0 turns it off.
• DEV The Legacy_Contact_Query class, deprecated since 3.2, has been removed.

4.8.3 (2026-09-18)

• ADDED Custom reports have been rebuilt for a faster, more consistent editor, with new “Table (Tags)” and “Pie Chart (Tags)” report types that group contact counts by one or more tags, with drill-down to the matching contacts.
• TWEAKED Calendar date pickers have clearer hover states, greyed-out dates that are out of range, and a more interactive month picker.
• FIXED Admin Notification steps could fail with a fatal error, leaving events stuck “In Progress” and sending duplicate notifications.
• FIXED Groundhogg’s bundled select2 replacement no longer takes over other plugins’ select2 dropdowns in wp-admin.
• FIXED “Translation loading for the groundhogg domain was triggered too early” notice on WordPress 6.7+, by loading the plugin textdomain before the plugin initializes.
• FIXED Forms built with the “Create Flow” ability could not be submitted.
• SECURITY Further hardened how contact data and email rendering are handled for visitors whose identity has not been verified. Credit: Ayukiab, via Patchstack.

4.8.2 (2026-09-16)

• ADDED “Add to Flow” action step, so a flow can enroll the contact in another flow (or restart the same one) at its first step or a step you choose, instead of requiring a separate manual step or automation to do it.
• ADDED “Simulate Flow” and “Live Simulate Flow” abilities, so an agent can trace what a flow would do for a contact from a given step (branches taken, roughly when timers resolve) with no side effects, or actually run it for real – the same simulation the funnel editor’s own “Simulate” panel uses.
• ADDED “List Settings” and “Update Settings” abilities, backed by a new settings registry with JSON-schema validation, so an agent can discover and change a plugin’s registered settings instead of only the objects (contacts, emails, flows, etc.) abilities already covered.
• ADDED “Add Custom Field” and “Update Custom Field” abilities for creating and editing a contact’s custom fields, with the same validation rules the contact editor itself uses.
• ADDED A “Groundhogg Extensions” ability category: “List Extensions” to see which official add-ons are installed and licensed, “Check License” and “Activate License” to manage a license key, and “Install Extension” to remotely install and activate one – gated on WordPress’s own install_plugins/activate_plugins capabilities since it installs code on the site.
• ADDED “Create Tag” and “Create Campaign”/”Associate Campaign” abilities for creating tags and campaigns and attaching a campaign to other objects, rather than requiring one to already exist.
• TWEAKED Dashboard widgets can now be reordered by drag-and-drop; the layout is remembered per-browser.
• SECURITY Hardened handling of contact-submitted data to prevent it from being reinterpreted as active content elsewhere in the CRM. Credit: Ayukiab, via Patchstack.

4.8.1 (2026-09-14)

• ADDED “Create Flow” and “Activate Flow” abilities, so an AI agent can build a flow (funnel) from scratch, including branching steps, and turn it on. A new “List Step Types” ability lists the buildable step types and their settings so an agent can discover what’s available before building.
• ADDED “List Replacement Codes” ability for discovering the merge tags available for use in emails.
• ADDED Add-ons can now register their own ability categories and abilities alongside Groundhogg’s, and extend the contact and segment schemas with their own fields, so the WordPress Abilities API integration introduced in 4.8 isn’t limited to what Groundhogg itself provides.
• TWEAKED Email-related abilities are now named consistently around “email template” (create-email-template, update-email-template, get-email-template) instead of a mix of “email” and “email-template”.
• TWEAKED Ability descriptions now link out to relevant documentation for easier reference when working with an agent.

4.8 (2026-09-10)

• ADDED AI agents and other tools can now act on your CRM through the WordPress Abilities API: find and manage contacts and their notes, create and send saved or one-off emails, schedule and report on broadcasts, and add contacts to flows. Every ability runs through the same capability and per-object permission checks as the rest of Groundhogg. This is an early release — more abilities, including SMS, are coming in future updates.
• ADDED Redesigned contact activity timeline: flow runs and browsing sessions are grouped into collapsible sections, and email opens and clicks are nested under the email they belong to.
  • Failed flow events now show in the timeline along with the error that caused them.
  • Filter the timeline by a specific flow, email, or broadcast, or by activity type, using the new filter picker.
  • “Load earlier activity” button to page further back through a contact’s history.
  • Relative date headers and a date/time gutter in the timeline for easier scanning.
  • The contact timeline now loads in a single request, fetched by date range instead of a fixed number of items. Refreshing and paging load only the new slice and update the view in place instead of rebuilding it.
• ADDED Broadcasts now open in a month calendar instead of a table, so you can see what is going out and when at a glance. Click a broadcast for its send time, audience size, and open and click stats, with links through to its report, preview, recipients, or to cancel it.
  • Click any day from today onwards to schedule a broadcast for it, with the date already filled in.
  • Filter by status from the legend above the calendar: sent, sending, scheduled, pending, or cancelled.
  • The month you are viewing is kept in the address bar, so leaving the page and coming back returns you to where you were.
  • The previous table is still there behind the “List view” link, for searching, sorting, and bulk actions. Whichever of the two you switch to becomes your default the next time you open the page.
• ADDED The Licenses settings tab now shows a notice when an installed extension has no active license or its license has expired, with a link to groundhogg.io to purchase or renew.
• ADDED Contacts with no name now display a name inferred from their email address (e.g. “jane.doe@example.com” shows as “Jane Doe”) in the contacts table, page title, and profile card.
• TWEAKED Dropdowns in the admin now use Groundhogg’s native item picker instead of the bundled select2 library, for a consistent look and a lighter page load.
• SECURITY Viewing, editing, deleting, or creating a note or task now also requires access to the contact (or other object) it is attached to. Previously view_notes / view_tasks alone could expose notes and tasks on contacts a user was not otherwise permitted to see, both through the REST API and anywhere the view_note / view_task capabilities are checked.
• SECURITY Links shown in the contact timeline (such as clicked email links) are validated against a scheme allowlist before rendering, and long links are truncated with hover-to-expand.
• FIXED Popovers anchored to something near the right edge of the screen could extend past it. They are now kept within the viewport horizontally, as they already were vertically.
• FIXED Step is_entry()/is_conversion() could trigger “Undefined property” warnings.
• FIXED Broadcasts using a segment with filters from an outdated add-on could schedule duplicate emails, far more than the segment’s contact count. The contact query no longer silently falls back to the legacy engine, and such broadcasts are cancelled with an error instead of scheduling.
• DEV Abilities API: a first set of abilities is registered on wp_abilities_api_init, covering contacts (get, create, update, search, notes), tags, owners, custom fields, and saved searches; emails (create, list, and send saved emails, list sender profiles, send a saved or composed email to specific contacts); broadcasts (schedule to a segment with optional batching, list, cancel, read open/click report); and flows (list, add a contact or segment). Abilities live in includes/abilities/, each extending \Groundhogg\Abilities\Ability; reusable output shapes are \Groundhogg\Abilities\Schemas\Schema subclasses.
• DEV Custom objects (experimental — schema and API may change): register lightweight object types with register_custom_object( $type, $args ) instead of creating a dedicated table. Each type is backed by the shared gh_objects / gh_object_meta tables and resolves through get_db(), create_object_from_type(), and the query builder like any first-party object. Extend \Groundhogg\Custom_Object for a typed runtime class. Pass 'show_in_rest' => false to skip the gh/v4/objects/{type} REST controller (CRUD, meta, relationships) and keep the type PHP-only.
• DEV Contact_Query::used_legacy_fallback() exposes when a query dropped to the legacy engine; new groundhogg/contact_query/legacy_fallback action and groundhogg/contact_query/throw_on_legacy_fallback filter.
• DEV view_note / view_task (and their edit/delete counterparts) now cascade into a view check on the associated object. New groundhogg/roles/note_association_cap_check_types filter controls which associated types participate (contact, deal, company by default); a type left out keeps the prior behaviour of the blanket view_notes / view_tasks capability plus author scoping.
• DEV New MakeEl.Calendar month view component. Give it an array of events plus getEventDate and renderEvent and it handles the grid, per-day overflow (“+ N more”), day and event clicks, and month navigation; dayProps and eventProps add classes and attributes per cell or chip. The displayed month can be left to the component or driven from outside with the month prop and onMonthChange, which is what you want when each month’s events have to be fetched. Also exported: mergeAttributes, and the date helpers toDate, startOfDay, startOfMonth, dayKey, addDays, and addMonths. enqueue_broadcast_calendar_assets() loads the broadcast calendar’s own scripts and styles.
• DEV gh/v4/broadcasts accepts context=embed, which leaves the email or SMS behind each broadcast out of list responses. Serializing a broadcast in full also builds and merges the whole message, which is far too expensive for a month of them at a time.
• DEV Scheduling a broadcast dispatches a groundhogg/broadcast/scheduled event on document, with the new broadcast in event.detail.broadcast.
• DEV admin.js no longer depends on select2. When $.fn.select2 is undefined a polyfill backed by MakeEl.ItemPicker is registered that maps the select2 options still in use (data, ajax, multiple, tags, placeholder, allowClear) and keeps the underlying <select> in sync, so .select2().on('change', ...) / .val() and form submission keep working.

4.7.2 (2026-09-03)

• ADDED Click on a contact’s profile picture to update it with an image from the Library.
• TWEAKED Modernized the licensing and updates system.
• FIXED Authenticated (Sales Rep+) Path Traversal vulnerability. Thanks to @Sergei Pro for reporting responsibly via PatchStack.
• FIXED Possible Redirection Attack (Phishing). Thanks to @Yaswanth Reddy Sunkara for reporting responsibly via WPScan.

4.7.1 (2026-08-20)

• FIXED Cron setup page issue with WP 7.1
• FIXED PHP 7.4 incompatibility.
• TWEAKED bumped the minimum supported PHP version to 7.4.
• TWEAKED bumped the minimum supported WP version to 6.9.

4.7 (2026-08-20)

• ADDED Custom sender profiles in Groundhogg » Settings » Email » Sender Profiles.
• ADDED If an email is being sent from a user, that user can set a “from name” and “from email” override in their user profile.
• ADDED When sending a test email there is now an option to copy a preview link to share with a team.
• TWEAKED Emails now use a “sender profile” rather than a “from user” to enable adding custom sender profiles.
• FIXED Deals info card broken after last update.
• FIXED Guided setup not loading.

4.6.1 (2026-08-18)

• FIXED Nested global blocks not loading CSS.

4.6 (2026-8-15)

• ADDED New “Reroute” logic step, allowing contacts to be routed to any other action node in a flow, from anywhere in a flow.
• TWEAKED The “Logic” flow step subgroup has be renamed “Routing”
• TWEAKED The “Smart Date Sequence” logic step has been renamed “Date Sync”
• TWEAKED The “Skip” and “Loop” logic steps have been deprecated (available as legacy steps) since the Reroute step does the same thing but better.

4.5.15 (2026-07-27)

• ADDED “Reload page” after form submit setting.
• ADDED Contact timeline now shows activity and events from flows for sales reps and managers.
• FIXED Various API permissions issues.
• FIXED Email editor crashes after dragging a block from a global block namespace to the main namespace.
• FIXED i18n not working in JS files.
• FIXED Missing translator comments, incorrect gettext usage, and other localization oversights in JS files.
• SECURITY Fixed Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability responsibly reported by @thevietronin
• SECURITY Fixed SQL Injection vulnerability responsibly reported by @JonathanDersch

4.5.14 (2026-07-20)

• ADDED new Heading block in the email builder.
• TWEAKED Removed www. from URLs to Groundhogg.io
• FIXED UI bug in date search filters.

4.5.13 (2026-07-10)

• TWEAKED Removed the sitewide review nag and replaced it with a dashboard-specific, less intrusive request.
• SECURITY Fixed non-required dropdown and radio fields not validating inputs correctly. Credit to Artus KG for practicing responsible disclosure.

4.5.12 (2026-07-09)

• FIXED Broken user role filter.

4.5.11 (2026-07-06)

• ADDED Log summary reports in Logs » Manage.
• FIXED Purge failed events tool not working.
• FIXED Dismissed notifications appearing as active in notifications sidebar.
• FIXED Incorrect GDPR marketing consent value shown in form submission summary.
• FIXED Usage of deprecated filters.

4.5.10 (2026-07-02)

• ADDED Can mark recommendations or checklist items as complete in dashboard.
• FIXED Some contact queries returning contacts with incorrect contact IDs.
• FIXED Multiple PHP warnings.

4.5.9 (2026-06-29)

• FIXED Tracking links not working because of silly signature generation bug.
• FIXED Prevent naughty use of select parameter for queries. Credit to WordFence.

4.5.8 (2026-06-29)

• FIXED Edge case bug where the first name of the logged-in user is the same name as a callable function causing a fatal error when trying to load remote notices. Fixed by no longer allowing callbacks as replacements for the replacer class.

4.5.7 (2026-06-29)

• ADDED Simulator logging for failed emails.
• FIXED Archive fatal error if no tracked contact record.
• FIXED Proper SQL escaping for the user role filter.
• FIXED Bug with event queue not moving events to history.

4.5.6 (2026-06-25)

• FIXED Vulnerability responsibly disclosed by WordFence.

4.5.5 (2026-06-24)

• FIXED Email embed shortcode.
• FIXED Legacy tracking link and open backwards compatibility.

4.5.4 (2026-06-23)

• ADDED REST API endpoints for email archives.
• ADDED Conditional replacements to show content in plain text or HTML context only.
• ADDED Simple markdown support in flow step notes.
• IMPROVED Updated all documentation references to the new documentation site.
• IMPROVED Item Picker keyboard accessibility.
• IMPROVED Notifications now pull from Groundhogg’s updates email archive, and only show when clicking the 🔔 icon.
• TWEAKED Use wp_safe_redirect() when using auto-login.
• REMOVED Notifications from the weekly/monthly email report.
• FIXED Broken meta-queries when using Legacy_Contact_Query
• FIXED Tag applied dates showing in incorrect timezone.
• FIXED Tracking links stopped working after WordPress salt rotation.
• FIXED WordPress User info card not showing for users with list_users cap in multisite.

4.5.3 (2026-06-11)

• FIXED Broken email processing rule causing some links to not work.
• FIXED Broken permissions check on the contact API for sales representatives.
• FIXED Icon sizes wrong for global/custom font controls in the email editor.

4.5.2 (2026-06-05)

• FIXED Groundhogg components CSS broken on non-Groundhogg admin screens.
• FIXED Recent broadcast queries causing scheduler error.
• FIXED Recent broadcast queries not ordered correctly.

4.5.1 (2026-06-05)

• SECURITY Fixed possible SQL injection vulnerability.

4.5 (2026-06-03)

• ADDED Recurring broadcast scheduler and schedules admin.
• ADDED Recent recipient queries will appear in the segmentation step when scheduling broadcasts.
• ADDED Necessary groundwork for send time optimization advanced feature.
• ADDED Sales Manager team assignments.
• ADDED URL allowlist and filter for UTM params in emails.
• ADDED Draft indicator in Flow email picker.
• ADDED meta_compare support in the {posts} replacement code.
• ADDED {urlencode} replacement code.
• IMPROVED Updated Groundhogg UI and colors to match moder WordPress admin theme.
• IMPROVED Export preview UI.
• IMPROVED New tracking link structure offers shorter but hardened links.
• TWEAKED GDPR Consents will also appear on the “Manage Preferences” screen.
• TWEAKED Moved the unsubscribe form to the top of “Manage Preferences” screen so it’s not hidden.
• TWEAKED Object duplication will also duplicate any object relationships.
• SECURITY Hardened tracking links to prevent possible redirect attack.
• SECURITY Fixed possible SQL injection attack.
• SECURITY Removed delete file endpoints for imports and exports.
• FIXED Compatibility with WordPress 7.0.
• FIXED Trashed emails appearing in the Flow email picker.
• FIXED Some Sales Rep dashboard widgets not loading.
• FIXED Contact count preview showing 0 for sales reps.
• FIXED Partial first & last name quick search was not working.

4.4.1 (2026-04-08)

• ADDED Automatic staging environment detection to prevent outgoing emails.
• ADDED Message type and email service to the email log table and the details modal.
• SECURITY Fixed 2 vulnerabilities responsibly disclosed to us by Patchstack.

4.4 (2026-04-01)

• ADDED “Contact Peek” feature
  • Allows you to instantly see basic contact details in any non-Groundhogg screen (like WooCommerce or MailHawk) in the WordPress admin whenever an email address is detected.
  • If a contact does not exist, you’ll be given the option to create one and edit it from where you are.
• ADDED Developer filter to register additional free inbox providers.

4.3.3 (2026-03-11)

• ADDED Automatic detection of free inbox providers for contacts.
• ADDED The “Is Free Email?” search filter to filter by free email inbox providers.
• ADDED New base components and classes for use in addons.
• FIXED Settings page pickers were not working due to a missing script if the toolbar widget is disabled.
• FIXED Broadcast send time estimate is not showing the correct time estimate.

4.3.2 (2026-03-09)

• FIXED Sanitization issue with number fields causing numbers with more than 4 digits not to save.

4.3.1 (2026-03-06)

• ADDED Quarter time ranges (This Quarter, Next Quarter, Last Quarter) for date filters.
• ADDED Decimal support for number fields.
• ADDED View profile button to the simulator contact card.
• FIXED Missing support for event arguments in the simulator (backend magic wizardy).
• FIXED Flow template categories and search feature not working if the toolbar widget was disabled.

4.3 (2026-02-13)

• ADDED 🌐 Global blocks (email template parts) in the email editor.
  • Save any block as a Global Block.
  • Are synced across all your templates.
  • Can be edited inline.
  • Can be detached to edit separately.
  • Can be exported and imported.
• TWEAKED Editor design
  • Reduced block toolbar icon sizes.
  • Added a container border for container blocks in the block inspector.

4.2.12 (2026-02-10)

• ADDED Bluesky social icons for the email editor.
• ADDED Bulk delete bulk action for campaigns.
• FIXED Email preview link stopped working in the emails table.
• FIXED Notice generated by improper array access check when submitting a form.

4.2.11 (2026-01-19)

• ADDED Setting in Settings » Misc » Features to disable geolocation services.
• TWEAKED IP geolocation is now a licensed feature since there are no longer any free geolocation providers.
• TWEAKED Use local moment.js for the chart library.
• FIXED Possible infinite recursion fatal error when editing flows.

Logs before 2026 have been removed due to a 5000 word changelog size restriction. Groundhogg has been in active development since October 2018!

To see older logs you can view them on github.