Changelog

The latest from Collect

June 11, 2025

A new era for building in Collect 🛠️

We’ve shipped a bunch of improvements to make building in Collect faster, more powerful, and a lot more intuitive.

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Redesigned Builder Layout

We’ve rethought how you interact with elements in the builder. Settings now live in a clean, collapsible menu at the top-right of each element—always just one click away. And you can now insert elements exactly where you want them.

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Smarter Element Logic

‍You can now define conditional rules directly within each element—making it easier to stay focused and organized. Prefer the big-picture view? The original logic page is still available.

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New Element Settings

We’ve added a powerful set of options to help you manage your workflows:

  • Set due dates at the element level
  • Assign elements to users, groups, or contacts
  • Auto-validate elements after actions like uploads
  • Mark elements as internal-only

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Multi-Document Insertion

No more adding elements one by one. Just list the documents you need—we’ll create a separate element for each automatically.

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Collaborative Requests

Requests can now be truly collaborative. If a request is marked as collaborative, contacts can invite others to contribute—directly from the portal.

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February 25, 2025

One-Time Password Protection for Portals

You can now add an extra layer of security to your client portals with one-time password (OTP) protection.

Whether you want to secure access from the very first connection or only once a client has started entering information and uploading documents—you decide when it kicks in.

We’ve made it flexible:

  • OTP is sent by email for a smooth user experience
  • You can fully customize the email content to match your tone and context

It's a simple way to keep sensitive workflows secure while keeping things easy for your clients.

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February 7, 2025

Campaign-Level Email Personalization

You can now customize automated emails at the campaign level—giving you more control over the messages your clients receive.

Previously, email customization was only possible in the branding settings, which apply across multiple campaigns. That still works—but now, if you want to fine-tune specific messages for a single campaign, you can.

A few notes:

  • You can currently customize a selected set of system emails (like status updates, confirmations, and access notifications)
  • Campaign-level custom emails will override branding-level customizations, which themselves override our default templates

More flexibility, more relevance—one campaign at a time.

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December 20, 2024

SSO-SAML & SCIM for Enterprise

We’re taking another step toward making Collect fully enterprise-ready.

Enterprise clients can now enable Single Sign-On (SSO) via SAML and SCIM provisioning. This brings tighter security, easier onboarding, and seamless user management at scale.

With SSO-SAML, your team can log in through trusted identity providers like Okta, OneLogin, or Google Workspace, reducing password fatigue and improving access control.

SCIM takes care of provisioning and de-provisioning users automatically—so your team lists stay up to date without manual work.

It’s everything you need to simplify IT workflows and stay secure as you grow.

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October 18, 2024

Integrated Scanner (Beta)

Collect is now the first document collection platform to embed a document scanner directly into its portal.

Why does this matter?
Many of our users need to upload paper-based documents—but the process was often clunky: scan with a separate app, store the file, then upload it manually… or settle for low-quality photos.

Now, it's all built into Collect.

If the scanner is enabled for a campaign:

  • On mobile, users will see a Scanner button on upload blocks. Tapping it turns their phone into a multi-page document scanner—crop, adjust, and send with one tap.
  • On desktop, the button shows a QR code. Scan it with your phone to launch the scanner instantly. It’s seamless (and a little magical).

This feature is currently in beta, and we’re already working on improvements.

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