News and updates about the Mautic marketing automation product. Expect release announcements, product feature deep-dives, webinars, and more.
With the last release in the Mautic 3.x series, 3.5.5, we’re saying goodbye to the 3.x series. In accordance with our release schedule, security fixes for the 3.x version of Mautic will be discontinued from 28th February 2022 and you are encouraged to migrate to Mautic 4.x.
Some important changes are coming to the install and upgrade process for Mautic – read more in this article.
We have often been asked about our roadmap and before today there has never really been anything that we can point at and say ‘this is where Mautic is going’ other than vague blog posts and forum threads.
Today we are sharing the first iterations of our plans for the future which I first shared at Mautic Conference Europe 2021 in my keynote. It includes some great features that we have coming over the next year.
This is the first minor release of the Mautic 4.x series. This release includes many new features including support for dependent fields in forms.
A new request for proposals workflow is being trialled for new features, projects and initiatives. The aim is to highlight key projects that the Product Team have on the roadmap an provide an opportunity for the community to get involved with working on them or supporting them financially.
A year on from the most significant update to Mautic’s underlying infrastructure with the Mautic 3 launch, today we have released the next major release for Mautic – Mautic 4.
Mautic 4.0 introduces a new email and landing page builder by default, replacing the existing (legacy) builder. Read more about the implementation of GrapesJS and find out where to learn more in this blog post.
With Mautic 4 we are announcing the first phase of our Strategic Initiative, enabling you to manage Mautic fully with Composer and introducing support for Composer 2. Read more in this blog post.
Over the last year we have made huge strides in the consistency of our release process thanks to the regular cadence of releases and the hard work of a very small number of people to test and review pull requests and features.
While we are really proud of the progress we have made, there are some areas that are not working so well, which we are going to address going forward.
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