You can now use the Hierarchy API in content preview apps.
\nIt's now possible to preview your site at a specified time and date in the future, and make use of the features of the Hierarchy API to retrieve scheduled updates to page structures, site maps and other content modeled using hierarchies.
\nRead more in the release note.
In Dynamic Content you can now navigate forms more efficiently and select content across multiple pages.
\nA new Go to menu, generated from form dividers, lets you jump directly to sections.
\nYou can also select content across multiple pages in the content library and content choosers, making bulk actions like copying, setting status, and archiving easier.
\nSelect up to 20 items across pages, with a running total shown as you browse or search.
\nRead more in the release note.
Workforce Flows are now created with admin-only access by default, allowing Admins to test them before making them available more widely. While in this state, flows can only be run in Test mode by Admin users, and are not accessible to others.
\nWhen you’re ready to make a flow more available for others to run, simply switch the flow to Enabled.
\nRead more in the release note.
The schema editor \"Add properties\" menu in Dynamic Content has been updated to be more intuitive when adding properties to schemas.
\nNow, developers will find the Next Generation properties are integrated and grouped alongside related fields for easier discovery and use.
\nRead more in the release note.
The Workforce integrations marketplace is a collection of extensions developed by Amplience or our partners. It includes action extensions to integrate Workforce Flows with Dynamic Content and Content Hub, and integrations with commerce platforms including Shopify, Salesforce B2C Commerce, BigCommerce, SCAYLE and commercetools. The marketplace action extensions are available to install on any of your hubs.
\nThe new integrations page makes it easy to install action extensions from the marketplace as well as to install your own custom extensions.
\nRead more in the release note.
You can now switch between the default, centered layout and full width layout for content forms when working in Dynamic Content. Full width expands to fill your screen, making it easier to work with complex content.
\nThis setting applies across content forms, the schema editor, and scheduling views.
\nRead more in the release note.
We’ve added interactive schema examples to the documentation, making it easier to understand and try out schema behavior, and visualize improvements to your authoring forms.
\nInteractive pages are clearly labeled for easy discovery.
\nThis Dynamic Content scheduling release makes it easier to quickly find editions which are ending soon. Published editions ending within the next seven days appear on a new 'Ending soon' tab in the Dashboard Scheduling widget.
\nRead more in the release note.
Workforce Flows is here - bringing automation to your content creation processes. Design your own automated flows to replace repetitive tasks, freeing up time and ensuring consistency.
\nWith Workforce Flows you can automate and control content and image workflows across your systems. Combine AI actions and optional review steps into repeatable processes that keep humans in the loop.
\nRead more in the release note.
This release makes it easier to find and organize scheduling related items in Dynamic Content. You can now search for events and editions in the Calendar and Timeline views, and sort slots within an edition.
\nRead more in the release note.
Next Generation features are now enabled by default across all of Dynamic Content scheduling. The Editions and Edition conflicts screens in the Scheduling tab now use the enhanced look and feel, including compact cards and drag-and-drop functionality.
\nThis update allows you to start using these features with no manual action required.
\nRead more in the release note.
Content palettes have been enhanced to help make content creation more flexible.
\nIt's now easier for developers to let users choose one from a number of options. For example, a user can choose from an internal or external link, or one color palette from a choice of several.
\nRead more in the release note.
We've made some updates to some of our content field extensions. The localization, hierarchy chooser and generative rich text editor extensions all include new features.
\nHere's what's changed:
\nRead more about the extension updates.
This release includes several enhancements to Dynamic Content to help improve the user experience.
\nUpdates include:
\nRead more in the release note.
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