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UI2 Section 3

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UI2 documentation

Section 3

1. Introduction

Maileon UI2—officially known as Editor 2.0 or UI2—is the latest generation of Maileon’s email marketing platform interface. It represents a significant upgrade over the classic editor, featuring a new template editor and a completely redesigned Marketing Automation interface.

The new UI2 offers a major improvement in simplicity, usability, and performance. The interface is more intuitive, visually appealing, and supports faster workflow.

While UI2 follows the overall concept of UI1, the general workflows remain the same, though arranged in a clearer, more efficient way.

This documentation highlights the key new developments and solutions in the UI2 interface. The documentation is divided into three sections. Please find the first  and the second section  in Maileon’s Help Center.

Note: Section 1 covers the general key features. This section continues from Section 2, so the specific information you may be looking for might not be found here.

In case of questions, contact us at support@xqueue.com.

2. Data: All templates, media, pages and data extensions in one place

All Libraries, Data and Pages are located in the Data section for easier access and greater transparency (fig. 1).

Fig. 1: Find all ’Libraries’, ’Data’ and ’Pages’ in the ’Data’ section for easier access.

Fig. 1: Find all ’Libraries’, ’Data’ and ’Pages’ in the ’Data’ section for easier access.

  • Libraries

The Media, Articles, and Templates became more organised and easier to access (fig. 2).

Fig. 2. ‘Media’, ‘Articles’, and ‘Templates’ are now organised into one section for easier access.

Fig. 2. ‘Media’, ‘Articles’, and ‘Templates’ are now organised into one section for easier access.

 

  • Data extensions

With the Data extensions option, you can connect different types of lists or databases to your account. In the new interface, this feature is even simpler and more efficient under Data – > Data extensions. To add a new one, click + Add data extension (fig. 3).

Fig. 3: Connect easily your lists and databases with the new, more efficient data extension feature.

Fig. 3: Connect easily your lists and databases with the new, more efficient data extension feature.

Fill out the data sheet, paying particular attention to setting the correct time period in Retention policy, then click + Add field (fig. 4).

Fig. 4: Complete the data sheet, ensuring that the correct time period is specified.

Fig. 4: Complete the data sheet, ensuring that the correct time period is specified.

Filling in the fields is quick and easy, just as before (fig. 5). After completing Field management, click Save.

Fig. 5: Complete ‘Field management’ and click ‘Save’ to finish.

Fig. 5: Complete ‘Field management’ and click ‘Save’ to finish.

3. Settings: A simplified, more transparent menu bar that focuses on the essentials and introduces a new area

In the new interface, Settings section (fig. 6) includes only the most essential menu items, such as

  • Access management,
  • Campaigns,
  • Resources,
  • Account,
  • and a new area: Billing.
Fig. 6: ‘Settings’ section keeps only the essentials and has been expanded with a new area.

Fig. 6: ‘Settings’ section keeps only the essentials and has been expanded with a new area.

To improve readability and transparency, the Settings section now features vertical grouping of menu items instead of the previous horizontal layout, as demonstrated in the Email settings (fig. 7).

Fig. 7: Vertical grouping in ’Settings’ submenus for clarity and transparency.

Fig. 7: Vertical grouping in ’Settings’ submenus for clarity and transparency.

In some subsections within Settings, you will find a summary and update at the top of the page, providing the most relevant information. For example, in My Profile (fig. 8).

Fig. 8: Key updates appear at the top of some ’Settings’ pages.

Fig. 8: Key updates appear at the top of some ’Settings’ pages.

 

  • New area in Settings -> Billing – > Account usage

Access reports on monthly email send volumes—including chargeable sandbox messages—with a single click in the Settings – > Billing -> Account usage section of the new interface (fig. 9).

Fig. 9: In Settings -> Billing -> Account usage provides one-click access to monthly send volume reports.

Fig. 9: In Settings -> Billing -> Account usage provides one-click access to monthly send volume reports.

Note 1: Because of the way send volumes are recorded, emails sent in the final hours of a month may appear in the following month’s data, which can result in slight differences compared to API metrics. Emails are never counted twice.

Note 2: Report data may be delayed by up to 30 minutes.

The time interval can be set for up to 12 months. The charts are available to download (fig. 10).

Fig. 10: Set time intervals up to 12 months and download charts easily.

Fig. 10: Set time intervals up to 12 months and download charts easily.

 

  • Account switch: Useful tool for those who manage multiple accounts

Switch accounts with a few clicks, making it easier to manage multiple accounts simultaneously.

Click on your account name at the bottom of the menu bar (fig. 11).

Fig. 11: Switch accounts easily by clicking on your account name in the menu bar.

Fig. 11: Switch accounts easily by clicking on your account name in the menu bar.

Select the account you would like to switch to, and the change will take effect immediately (fig. 12).

Fig. 12: Two-step account switching with a few clicks.

Fig. 12: Two-step account switching with a few clicks.

Click Close at the end of the process (fig. 13).

Fig. 13: Finish by clicking ’Close’.

Fig. 13: Finish by clicking ’Close’.

 

  • Log out link and change to UI 1: All in one place

In addition to the personal account, the Log out and Switch to UI 1 functions have been moved to the bottom of the menu bar (fig. 14, fig. 15), providing easier access.

 Fig. 14: Switch to UI1 is easy to access.

Fig. 14: Switch to UI1 is easy to access.

Fig. 15: The ‘Log out’ function is located at the bottom of the menu bar.

Fig. 15: The ‘Log out’ function is located at the bottom of the menu bar.

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