Synchronize Product Feedback

Create an external API that can be integrated with community systems such as Hubspot and Airtable to automatically pull data from the Synchronize system (such as profile fields and member engagement categories) into community tools.

Ability for users to select their desired email frequency preferences (eg. daily digests, weekly digests, all emails, no email) on a space level rather than a community level so that they can receive different email frequencies for different spaces within the same community.

Provide a lightweight Stripe integration to let admins require payment for community access, show payment status inside Synchronize, and surface a link to the Stripe client portal. It will also allow collecting payment info (e.g., as part of application flow) so approved members can be billed, and give admins a simple subscription management experience

Make the Slack app home page text editable so admins can change wording and messaging (and edit it via the admin portal). This gives communities control over the Slack app’s presentation and messaging.

Allow communities to map profile fields to Slack custom profile fields via the admin portal so more member metadata (beyond name/title/avatar) is reflected in Slack.

Provide UI for admins to upload/edit member profile pictures.

Let admins remove individual comments (and optionally posts) from the post details view in the admin portal.

Sync reactions between Circle and Slack so likes/emojis are consistent across platforms and implement a “follow” behavior: liking or following a post will opt the user into future thread notifications. This enables richer engagement features (and supports showing like counts in emails).

Adds a single place to view/edit email and Slack templates and configure digest schedules, with options to customize email signatures and Slack user titles. This centralizes message templates and scheduling so communities can control cadence and branding for outbound communications.

Adds image upload capability to onboarding email editors and other WYSIWYG interfaces.