Changelog

Version history

Here we document changes to Kepler — new features, improvements and fixes. Each version appears as its own entry with a date.

Update 1.0: Support inboxFlag a form as a support channel — every submission automatically becomes a ticket with number, status and priority.

Update 1.1: Automations sharpenedAutomations are built in one place instead of three views, and a new trigger reacts to incoming form submissions.

Update 1.2: Form builderEleven field types by click, order by drag & drop, forms across several steps — and the draft goes live only when you say so.

Update 1.3: SecuritySigning in additionally requires a 6-digit code by email; notes, attachments and communication were hardened on top.

Update 1.4: Dashboard control roomOne coherent overview instead of card islands: conversion as a plain number, the lead funnel in process order.

Update 1.5: New triggers and a safety netAutomations now react to silence and standstill too — and a test run finally stops sending real mail.

Update 1.6: Two steps that speak outwardAn automation can now call an outside system and reuse its answer — and put values into shape along the way.

Update 1.7: Journeys — chains instead of single runsSeveral automations can be joined into one route: when a segment finishes, the contact moves into the next.

Update 1.8: Forms, bookings and where an enquiry comes fromForm fields may share a row, every enquiry carries its origin, and a booking lead gets a customer number right away.

Update 1.9: The customer file fills itselfForm submissions, appointment bookings and automation mail now write themselves into the customer's history.

Update 1.10: Honest numbers, honest coloursThe dashboard and the enquiries page finally count the same thing, and colour means a state again instead of decoration.