August moved editing onto the slide itself, gave each project one canvas with grid, list, and fullscreen views, and made personalized links carry the details of the person who sends them.
When a teammate copies a personalized link to send it, they get their own copy, so the sender details show their name and photo instead of whoever created the original link. Insights then show which teammate's link was opened.
When a link points to a presentation that is not live, the "come back soon" page now shows your workspace logo instead of your name in plain text.
A personalized presentation can now show the sender's title, phone number, headshot, and booking link, so a "Book time" button reaches the person who actually sent it. The preview shows the headshot as the recipient will see it.
A project now opens on a single canvas you can view as one slide, a grid, a list, or fullscreen, replacing the old row of tabs. From the grid you can drag slides into a new order or hide one, and a project's activity has its own Insights page.
A personalized link can keep its own slide order and hide slides that do not apply to that buyer, while the main presentation stays as it is. Slides added to the presentation later still reach the customized link.
Switch a presentation from Preview to Edit and a pin appears on each editable piece of text; select it, change the wording, and publish without leaving the slide. Each edit card now has its own Publish and Cancel, so you can commit one change without touching the others.
Workspace admins can set the personalization fields their team fills in, such as a buyer's first name or company, and anyone making a link can preview the presentation exactly as that buyer will see it.