Product updates

We upgraded our text editor to the latest version. The editor now has an upload button right in its toolbar. And when you insert two or more images at once, the editor groups them into an image gallery. This makes it possible to show up to three images side by side. To round things off, your visitors can enlarge images on a page, browse through them and share them via Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest.

Until now, we generated SEO-relevant data based on your offers and locations to give you the best possible placement in search results. We still do. However, you can now change these default values and adjust them based on your analytics.

Attention, Germany: users of our kampfsport.center websites can now create a dedicated policy page specifically for the legal notice (Impressum).

Offers without available trial class appointments used to be hidden in the trial class form. They are now marked as fully booked, and leads are asked to arrange an appointment by email or phone.

In the admin panel, trial classes and leads can now be sorted by any column in their respective views.

Just like trial classes, leads can now be filtered by the locations, offers and dates of their trial classes. For example, you can create a list of all leads who attended a trial class at a specific location last month.

Instead of using a PDF form, you can now also accept registrations for your events through an external form (Eventbrite, Google Forms, etc.).

Trial classes can now be filtered by location, offer and date. For example, you can create a list of all trial classes from last week to work through. You can now also export these lists as a CSV file and import them into any spreadsheet program, such as Excel.

We used February to bring our platform up to date and get it ready for the coming year. This is the first of several steps to make our platform lighter and more agile, so we can deliver improvements and new features even faster.

In January, we were hard at work on a first version of our API. It lets schools and associations build their own software with the data they store with us that falls outside the scope of our platform.