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You can now add and manage footer links—like Privacy, Terms, and key resources—without having to use custom HTML. And to keep things tidy, we’ve added support for dropdowns for both your header and footer, so you can group related links easily.

Plus, we’ve shipped behind-the-scenes upgrades to make your experience smoother across the board, from usability and reporting to accessibility. Nothing flashy, just the kind of thoughtful improvements that quietly make your day better. Here’s what’s new:

 

New Dropdowns for Header Link Management

You can now add additional links to your site’s header and group them into dropdown menus, making it easier to guide learners to the right resources. Whether it's reference materials, help docs, or other training content, you can keep everything organized and accessible from the top of the page.

 

Admin Experience: Add and order your links under the appropriate dropdown

 

Academy/Learner Experience: Example of dropdown links in header

 

Consistent Footer Links Management

Instead of relying on custom HTML, you can now manage footer links the same way you manage header links. Add link names, set the order, organize dropdowns, and publish updates easily. 

 

Admin Experience: Manage footer links with the same organization as header links

 

Academy/Learner Experience: Example of dropdown links added to footer

 

Small enhancements & improvements:

 

Click-to-Copy Functionality in Publication Settings 

We’ve added copy icons to make grabbing key values quicker and more intuitive in Publication Settings:

  • URL Field: You’ll now see a copy icon next to the slug input. Clicking it copies the full URL (prefix + slug) to your clipboard.
  • SKU Field: A new copy icon in the Purchase Settings section lets you instantly copy the SKU, without triggering the flyout.

Both icons include tooltips to confirm when a value has been copied. This enhancement also supports optional copy functionality at the component level in summary callouts, making it easier to reuse this pattern elsewhere.

 

Domain Filter Added to Drill-Down Course Analytics

You can now filter by domain when viewing drill-down Course Analytics.

Previously, domain filtering was only available on the high-level Course Analytics view, making it difficult to analyze data by domain after clicking into a specific course. With this update, users can apply the same domain filter at the drill-down level to see exactly which students make up metrics like registrations and completions for a given domain.

 

Filter by Unpublished Courses in Course Management

You can now filter for unpublished courses in Course Management to easily review, clean up, or take action on drafted content.

 

Other bugs and fixes:

  • Training credits will now be enabled by default for all new organizations. Existing organizations’ training credits will remain unchanged.
  • You can now view tags associated with live events in the CSV download—displayed as a comma-separated list in a new “Tags” column at the end of the file.
  • Student Manager permissions can now be automated via API, making it easier for teams to assign training management access directly from systems like Salesforce, without manual setup in the dashboard.
  • Made small visual adjustments to the Course Management header in the dashboard to improve visual alignment and overall polish.
  • You can now filter for groups without categories to identify uncategorized groups that may need cleanup or organization.
  • You can now download a CSV from the Labels Management page to view all labels and their associated objects in one exportable file.
  • Bug fix that now allows Course Management pages to render correctly in Safari on desktop and mobile browsers.
  • Accessibility Improvements
    • The expand/collapse icons in catalog filters in the learner experience will now include alt text, improving screen reader support and overall accessibility for keyboard and assistive tech users. 
    • Quiz titles on lesson pages in the learner experience are now properly tagged as H3s, ensuring correct heading structure for screen readers. 

👀 You might’ve already noticed some of these under-the-radar improvements, we’re always looking for ways to make your day-to-day a little easier. Which one’s been your favorite?

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