Send a mail merge with automatic follow-up sequences in Gmail
Today, we’re excited to introduce one of those tools and our most-requested feature ever: mail merge with automatic follow-up sequences in Gmail.
We’ve been working on bug fixes and small improvements across Streak, many of which came from customer feedback and reports (thank you!).
From making mail merge more reliable to restoring key tracking features and squashing some UI bugs, here’s what’s new and improved.
Streak now remembers whether you included an unsubscribe link in your last mail merge, so you don’t have to toggle it on each time you send a campaign.
If your mail merge draft is in plain text, you’ll now see a clear error message explaining what needs to be fixed before sending.
Viewing mail merge stats used to make the page jump—data would shift, but merge names stayed still. This visual bug is fixed for a smoother experience.
In rare cases, follow-up emails were sent after a recipient replied. We identified and fixed the issue so Streak reliably pauses sequences when replies come in.
Streak’s tracked links weren’t registering clicks for a short period of time. We became aware of this issue quickly and it has since been resolved—tracking clicks on links in your sent emails now works as expected.
The icon at the top of tracked emails wasn’t showing the full view history, even though it appeared in the sidebar. This preview now displays tracking data again.
Read notification emails weren’t always sent due to issues with tracked links. They now send correctly the first time someone opens your message.
Updates to custom contact fields are now visible in the contact timeline, so you can see when and how contact data changes over time.
Previously, if two contacts had the same name, imports might update the wrong one. We now prioritize email addresses when matching contacts to prevent overwrites.
You’ll now see helpful tab titles for your contact and organization lists, making navigation easier—especially when managing multiple tabs.
Automated logs now update the correct magic columns and appear in the newsfeed. This works retroactively for existing logs too—no backfilling needed.
You can now use the ‘Date Created’ magic column in your automation actions.
Formula columns in the sidebar didn’t update right away when related fields changed. They now refresh immediately, just like they do in the pipeline view.
Previously, long comments collapsed seconds after posting, making them seem like they disappeared. They now stay open so you can review or edit them right away.
When an @mention was the last part of a comment, it sometimes failed to save. That’s now fixed—@ mentions work no matter where you place them.
Autocomplete menus used to require a mouse hover before responding. Now you can simply start typing to assign boxes, choose data sources in reports, or select information in Streak Home.
Some users couldn’t export saved views or find export files in Drive—especially when exports were initiated by non-admins. This has been fixed, and exports now work as expected.