# June 2026 — Guided setup, clearer backups, and redirect controls

Build a survey or quiz with guided setup, find the right backup to restore, and choose when visitor data follows a redirect to another domain.

You can turn an idea for a survey, quiz, or targeted offer into an editable draft without building every piece yourself. June also made it easier to find earlier versions of your work and control what follows visitors between your websites.

## Build a survey, quiz, or targeted offer with guided setup

On **Flows**, choose **New flow**, then pick **Segment Your Leads**, **Create a Quiz Funnel**, or **Dynamic Sitewide CTAs** under **Or build one with Righty**. RightMessage uses your business context and notes to draft the questions, branching, forms, and offers, with choices for how the flow appears and a review of answer mappings to your connected email platform. You can keep going with your own notes if website research gets stuck, and longer builds can reconnect to the same generation rather than starting over. [See what to expect from guided setup](https://rightmessage.com/help/what-to-expect-from-ai-onboarding), then review your draft before publishing.

![New flow menu with Blank flow and System flow, plus Segment Your Leads, Create a Quiz Funnel, and Dynamic Sitewide CTAs under Or build one with Righty](https://rightmessage.com/help/screens/changelog-new-flow-guided.light.webp)

## Find the version you want to bring back

**Project Backups** now shows a timeline of saved changes and published versions, with plain-language change summaries and a **Live** marker for the current publication. Your history stays together across publishes instead of starting over, and simply opening a flow or widget no longer creates a draft change. Choose **Restore** on an earlier backup or published version to bring it into your draft; your live website stays unchanged until you publish again. [Learn how restoring a version works](https://rightmessage.com/help/config-versioning-and-version-history).

![Restore this backup confirmation explaining that the current project state is backed up first](https://rightmessage.com/help/screens/insights-restore-review.light.webp)

## Move between projects and recent work more easily

A persistent top bar puts your project switcher, recent pages, and command search together instead of scattering them through the sidebar. You can return to something you were editing or search for the next page without leaving your current workspace to hunt through menus. [Find your way around the app](https://rightmessage.com/help/app-navigation-reference).

![RightMessage top bar with the project switcher, current page, command search and help link](https://rightmessage.com/help/screens/topbar.light.webp)

## Choose when visitor data follows a redirect

Redirect steps now have a **Send subscriber data?** switch for destinations on another domain running the same RightMessage project. Turn it on to carry the visitor's identity and answered survey segments across, so the destination can use what you already know. It's off by default, including for existing redirects, and isn't needed for same-site paths. [See the redirect settings](https://rightmessage.com/help/flow-node-redirect).

![Redirect editor with the example booking URL and new-tab and subscriber-data switches off](https://rightmessage.com/help/screens/flows-redirect-settings.light.webp)

## Keep contact recognition and answer syncing moving

RightMessage now retries contact lookups when a newly captured email isn't available in your email platform yet, rather than waiting for the visitor to load another page. This also restores Kit contact recognition through **Email Watcher**, while GoHighLevel field updates can recover a contact whose saved reference became outdated after a merge or recreation. For older integration connections, **Save Changes** lets you update credentials without disconnecting the integration and its dependent forms or questions. [Check a changed integration connection](https://rightmessage.com/help/verify-an-integration-change).

## Smaller improvements and fixes

- System flows now keep separate execution records, and their activity appears in flow summaries, visitor logs, and path analytics instead of being filtered out as an empty visit.
- Campaign reporting correctly matches visitors to audience segments instead of missing matching traffic.
- Randomized answer options actually shuffle, stay in the same order while someone answers on a page, and keep “Other” choices at the end.
- Flow webhooks now reach their destination for projects using older integrations or no email integration.
- Rich-text formatting buttons preserve your selected text when you click them.
- Phone fields no longer overlap their country controls or interfere with phone-field styling elsewhere on your website.
- Typing in an “Other” answer no longer triggers the surrounding answer button's keyboard behavior.