
Inside Coachio #10
Here’s what’s new this week inside Coachio — fresh features, improvements, and announcements to help you build faster and deliver better results for your clients.
You can view every update anytime at coachiohub.com/changelog.
Smart Lists Menu Moved
The “Manage Smart Lists” and “Restore” options have been relocated for a cleaner experience.
What’s changed:
These options are no longer in the header menu.
They now live inside the actions menu (⋮) next to the Add Contact button.
A temporary header message will guide users to the new location until Feb 15, 2025.

How to access:
Go to Contacts → SmartLists
Click the three-dot (⋮) menu next to Add Contact
Select Manage Smart Lists or Restore
Why this matters:
Reduces header clutter
Improves consistency with updated CRM patterns
Keeps key actions contextual and easier to find
Social Planner: RSS Publishing Upgrades
RSS automation just became more flexible and reliable.
What’s new:
Option to include RSS item descriptions
Toggle ON to publish title + description
Toggle OFF to publish title only
Preview up to 5 RSS items before publishing
Platform-aware content generation
Each platform now respects its own character limits
Links and ending text are preserved whenever possible
Why this matters:
Better formatting control
Fewer unexpected truncations
More predictable automation performance
How to use:
Go to Marketing → Social Planner → RSS Automation
Add or edit a feed
Enable “Include Description” if desired
Tasks: Smarter Notifications
Daily task notifications are now smarter and less noisy.
What's new
You can disable daily summaries when you have zero due or overdue tasks.
Where to find it:
Settings → My Profile → Notifications → Task Notifications
Enable: “Don’t send notifications when there are no tasks”
Why this matters:
Fewer unnecessary emails
Cleaner inbox
Notifications only when action is required
Conversation AI: Auto Follow-Up in Flow Builder
Auto Follow-Up is now available inside the Flow-Based Builder.
You can visually configure how Conversation AI re-engages contacts who:
Stop replying mid-workflow
Say they’re busy
Request a follow-up later
What this unlocks:
No more separate re-engagement workflows
Conversations resume inside the same flow
Context is preserved
AI can pick up exactly where it left off
Primary use case:
If a contact stops replying mid-workflow, you can:
Automatically detect the drop-off
Schedule follow-ups
Re-initiate naturally
Resume when they reply
Eligible actions include:
AI Capture Information
AI Message
Custom Message
Book Appointment
Continue Conversation
This turns workflows into state-aware conversations instead of one-way automations.
Automations: Pause Workflow Actions
The Pause feature is now live in the Standard Builder.
You can now temporarily disable any node without deleting it.
How it works:
Hover over a node
Toggle Pause/Play
Disabled nodes appear dimmed and are skipped during execution
If a paused node is the only path forward, contacts will automatically skip it and continue through active steps.
Why this matters:
Test safely without breaking logic
Debug faster
Iterate without rebuilding workflows
This makes workflow experimentation dramatically easier.
