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# 1.180.0 - 15 July 2026
### **Release Overview**
This release focuses on improving the management of surveys and email templates, while delivering a range of performance, reliability, and usability enhancements across the platform.
We've introduced new capabilities for template organisation and history tracking, and made several improvements to help ensure a more consistent and reliable user experience.
### Email Template History
You can now view the history of changes made to email templates, making it easier to understand when updates have been made and support collaboration across teams.
This provides greater visibility into template maintenance and helps users manage template updates with confidence.
### Template Folder Improvements
We've enhanced template management with several improvements to folder organisation and navigation.
These updates make it easier to organise templates, navigate complex template libraries, and maintain a cleaner workspace as your collection of templates grows.
### General Improvements
We've made a number of behind-the-scenes improvements to the platform, including enhancements to:
* Platform performance and scalability
* Connector management and monitoring
* Email template usability
* Platform reliability and resilience
* System maintenance and upgrades
These changes help ensure a more stable, secure, and consistent experience across UbiQuity.
### Fixes
We've resolved a number of issues across the platform, including improvements to:
* Mailout Events date sorting
* New user login screen usability
* Webhook history data display
These fixes help improve the overall reliability, usability, and consistency of the UbiQuity experience.
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