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You can now create typologies and typology rules in Adobe Campaign Web User Interface. Typologies let you control, filter, and prioritize the sending of deliveries. Typologies are used to validate that deliveries always contain mandatory components (such as an unsubscription link or a subject line) or filtering rules to exclude groups from your audience (like unsubscribers, competitors, or non-loyalty customers).

For more information, refer to the detailed documentation.

You can now create target mappings in Campaign Web User Interface. Target mappings define how different delivery channels (email, SMS, push notifications) link to the data fields of a schema. The target mapping lets you define the targeted audience: profiles, contract beneficiaries, operators, subscribers, prospects, etc.

For more information, refer to the detailed documentation.

You can now access the details of a schema by selecting its name in the list. Custom fields edition is now accessible from the Edit custom fields button available in the schema details.

For more information, refer to the detailed documentation.

Visual fragments are pre-defined visual blocks that you can reuse across multiple email deliveries, or in content templates. This feature is now available to all customers running on server build 8.6.4 and above.

For more information, refer to the detailed documentation.

You can now define external deliveries and external delivery templates in the Campaign web interface. In this mode, messages are compiled into an output file, which can be shared with your external provider. By default, the external delivery mode is used for the direct mail channel.

For more information, refer to the detailed documentation.

You can now create enumerations directly through Adobe Campaign Web User Interface. An enumeration is a list of values suggested by the system to populate fields. Use enumerations to standardize the values of these fields, help with data input or use within queries.

For more information, refer to the detailed documentation.

You can now access technical options within Adobe Campaign Web User Interface and create your own custom options to suit your needs. This is particularly useful when working with JavaScript code workflow activities to store intermediate data.

For more information, refer to the detailed documentation.

You can now create JavaScript codes in Adobe Campaign Web User Interface. This allows you to create reusable functions that can be utilized across workflows, similar to a library.

For more information, refer to the detailed documentation.

The AI Assistant is now available with your landing page deliveries, enabling you to generate text, images, or complete page layouts.

For more information on AI Assistant, refer to the detailed documentation.