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Take your journeys to the next level
As marketers, it can be difficult to collate all your work into one shared space, particularly if you use multiple programs. It’s easy to lose track of who is creating content, and who still needs to review or build it out. Enter Autopilot’s Annotate and Collaborate feature!
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Autopilot 101: The essential resources
If you’re brand new to Autopilot, or are onboarding a new team member and need to get them up to speed in your account, it can be hard to know where to start. That’s why we created this Autopilot 101 guide, to highlight a few good places to start.

Introducing Campaigns for Autopilot: 10x better email is here
Today we’re excited to announce Campaigns for Autopilot. A simple and beautiful way of sending email campaigns to your audience.

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Introducing early access: try new features sooner
Early Access is an opportunity to use pre-release Autopilot features, and to provide feedback and be involved in shaping the future of the product.

Introducing Email manager: a better way to manage all your emails
Email manager enables users to preview, edit, delete, organize, and search for email assets all in one place and without having to enter a journey.

The Autopilot Partner Affiliate Program has officially launched
It is with great excitement, a touch of jubilation, and no small measure of pride that today we announce the launch of our first ever Partner Program.

Marketing Automation Customer Service Reviews
Marketing Automation Customer Service Reviews At Autopilot, we think our Customer Support team is the best. Located across the globe, they're online all day and night helping our customers.

Autopilot's top customer journey goals
High-performing marketers are generally very goal-oriented people. And starting a customer journey without a goal is like going for a hike without directions.
