Product Updates

Auto-Instrumentation: The End of Manual Tracking You can now capture, create, and publish events without touching code.Auto-Instrumentation lets you move at the speed of your business, not your release cycle.  Why It MattersManual event tracking slows down product and marketing teams. Each new event usually means a Jira ticket, a sprint slot, and a release window.Auto-Instrumentation removes that bottleneck. It lets non-engineers define new events in minutes instead of waiting weeks for an app update.Teams that adopt Auto-Instrumentation see: Faster campaign launches and A/B test setups Cleaner, more consistent data Less engineering overhead and context switching How It Works Replace the original Segment SDK with the Signals SDK in your website or mobile app (Swift or Kotlin). Enable Auto-Instrumentation in your Segment source settings (Settings > Advanced > Auto-Instrumentation). Turn on Debug Mode on web, iOS, or Android. Interact with your app — Segment records every click, navigation, and API call as interactions. Open the Event Builder in your workspace to: View captured interactions Combine them into Event Rules Map event properties or traits Preview and Publish directly — no deploys needed Once published, the SDK automatically emits those events through your standard Segment pipelines: Protocols, Destinations, Audiences, Journeys, and Warehouses.Pro tip: You can verify your event firing in real time from the Source Debugger.Demo video Example Use Cases Marketing teams can instrument new funnel events instantly — no sprint cycles required. Product managers can track onboarding or feature usage without waiting for the next deploy. AvailabilityAuto-Instrumentation is now in Public Beta for all workspaces.Enable it today from your Segment workspace:Source → Settings → Advanced → Auto-Instrumentation → Toggle OnThen update your SDKs and start capturing your first signals. Read the full setup guide › Related Blog: Auto-Instrumentation: The End of Manual Tracking

We’re excited to announce the public beta of our Twilio Messaging destination, making it easier than ever to activate your SMS, MMS, RCS, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp messaging campaigns right within Segment!With the Twilio Messaging destination, you can:✅ Trigger messages in real time Send personalized messages to customers based on events, audience updates, or journeys, like signup confirmations, abandoned cart nudges, or proactive support updates. ✅ Use your existing Twilio templates and compliance settings Build and manage your Content Templates directly in Twilio, then trigger the right message at the right time using Segment. No duplicated workflows or extra integrations required. ✅ Personalize messages dynamically Tailor each message with event data and user traits, like name, product details, or offer codes, to create truly relevant customer experiences. How the Twilio Messaging destination helps your teamYour customers expect real-time communication on the channels they use most. This integration makes it easier to reach them quickly, without building custom pipelines or managing fragmented tools.Whether you’re sending SMS, MMS, RCS, Facebook Messenger, or WhatsApp messages, Twilio Messaging combined with Segment helps you orchestrate personalized journeys and deliver timely touchpoints with confidence.Try it todayThe Twilio Messaging destination is now available in the Segment catalog for all customers in public beta. Check out the destination documentation to get started.

You’ll now be able to streamline warehouse credential management across Segment warehouse products: Profiles Sync & Storage destinations. Centrally manage warehouse credentials in Segment settings. Unified warehouse credentials is included with all plans with access to Profiles Sync and/or Storage destinations.

🔔 Alerting Hub is now Generally Available! 📣You’ll now have visibility to 100% of alerts across all Segment products/features into one UI/UX. Users can now quickly find any alert across Connections, Protocols, Functions, Unify,  Engage, etc., to configure the triggers and their respective notification methods from a centralized interface.For more information please refer to our docs and the Twilio blog for upcoming announcements.

Liquid functions support in destination mappings is now Generally Available.We’ve introduced liquid functions support in the mappings dropdown, allowing you to apply LiquidJS tags and filters to clean, format, or conditionally transform event data like user properties, timestamps, or metadata. This feature empowers you to tailor data to match the exact requirements of downstream tools with ease!Key highlights include: 🏷 Supported liquid tags: Includes if, else, elsif, unless, case, when, assign, capture, increment, decrement, echo, comment, raw, and liquid for conditional logic, variable assignment, and nested code execution 🌊 Supported liquid filters: Over 40 filters like downcase, upcase, strip, prepend, append, replace, date, json, slugify, and where to manipulate strings, numbers, arrays, and dates Real-world use cases: Standardize data, e.g., convert emails to lowercase with {{ event.properties.email | downcase | strip }} Format phone numbers, e.g., using filters like remove, prepend, and strip Set default values or apply conditional logic with if/else and default For more information, check out our docs.

Mappings editor improvements is now Generally Available! These enhancements make creating mappings easier, faster, and more intuitive - empowering you to build data mappings with greater flexibility and efficiency. We've revamped the mappings editor to include the following features: 🔍Streamlined search: we’ve consolidated the mappings editor to a single, intuitive search bar, making it easier to find, select, and create event properties 💊Copy-and-paste pills: you can now copy-and-paste event property pills directly within the input field, eliminating repetitive manual selections ⬇Smart dropdown interaction: clicking a pill in the input field automatically opens the dropdown with the selected pill highlighted, improving usability ✅ Static value support: in addition to strings, you can now create static values as boolean, number, or null types, providing greater control over data types in mappings 📍Combine event properties with strings: you can create dynamic mappings by combining event properties with static strings for more flexible data structures For example, you will now be able to: Search for properties using a single, unified search bar Copy a pill like {{properties.email}} and paste it in the mappings editor Combine properties with strings, e.g., User: {{properties.name}} to create custom outputs Cclick a pill to instantly access its dropdown options for quick edits Define static values like true, 42, or null directly in the mappings, instead of only string values like "true" For more information, check out our docs.

The Object Editor now supports dot notation, allowing you to create nested objects and arrays in destination fields, enabling more complex and structured data mappings. This allows you to map flat event properties and profile traits to nested structures in the destination payload. Nested Objects: Use dot notation (e.g., info.name) to create nested object fields. Arrays: Use array index notation (e.g., info.[0].name) to create arrays with nested objects. What changed? Previously, you could only create flat objects and arrays like this:{ "name": "{{properties.name}}", "email": "{{properties.email}}", "address": "{{properties.address}}"}Now, with dot notation, you can create nested objects and arrays using index notation:{ "info.name": "{{properties.name}}", "info.email": "{{properties.email}}", "details.address": "{{properties.address}}"}{ "info.[0].name": "{{properties.name}}"}which will produce the following structure in the destination payload:{ "info": { "name": "John Doe", "email": "john.doe@example.com" }, "details": { "address": "123 Main St" }}{ "info": [ { "name": "John Doe" } ]}Existing mappings that include literal dots or array notation in keys (e.g., info.name as a single key) will continue to function as literal keys. To differentiate these from the new nested object syntax, literal keys containing dots or array symbols will be enclosed in double quotes in the Object Editor UI. For example: Old mapping: info.name (interpreted as a single key) New representation in UI: "info.name" (to preserve it as a literal key) When editing existing mappings, the UI will automatically display double quotes around keys that contain dots or array symbols to avoid unintended conversion to nested objects. New mappings using dot notation without quotes will be interpreted as nested structures.For more information, check out our docs.

We’re excited to announce the private beta launch of our Twilio Messaging destination, making it easier than ever to activate your SMS, MMS, and WhatsApp messaging campaigns right within Segment.With the new Twilio Messaging destination, you can:✅ Trigger messages in real time Send personalized messages to customers based on events, audience updates, or journeys, like signup confirmations, abandoned cart nudges, or proactive support updates. ✅ Use your existing Twilio templates and compliance settings Build and manage your Content Templates directly in Twilio, then trigger the right message at the right time using Segment. No duplicated workflows or extra integrations required. ✅ Personalize messages dynamically Tailor each message with event data and user traits, like name, product details, or offer codes, to create truly relevant customer experiences. How the Twilio Messaging destination helps your teamYour customers expect real-time communication on the channels they use most. This integration makes it easier to reach them quickly, without building custom pipelines or managing fragmented tools.Whether you’re sending SMS, MMS, or WhatsApp messages, Twilio Messaging combined with Segment helps you orchestrate personalized journeys and deliver timely touchpoints with confidence. Interested in joining the private beta?If you’re interested in exploring the Twilio Messaging destination, reach out to your Segment CSM for more information. 

Over the past year, we’ve released a number of exciting predictive and generative AI features to help both technical and non-technical teams work more efficiently.Below, you’ll learn exactly what AI features are available within Segment and how they help your company achieve better productivity, personalization, and performance. Table of Contents💡 Predictions - Generally Available 📣 NEW Predictions Model Monitoring is Generally Available 📣 NEW Predictions Contributing Event Model Details are Generally Available​​​​​​ 📝 Recommendations - Generally Available 📣 NEW Recommendations Traits Exclusion Rules is Generally Available 🌀 Generative Audiences - Generally Available 📈 Functions Co-Pilot - Generally Available 💡 Predictions - Generally AvailableWith Predictions, we’ve put the power of predictive AI directly in marketers hands, so they can proactively and precisely target and personalize their ad and multichannel campaigns—without needing to rely on data science teams which can oftentimes become a bottleneck in the audience and campaign-building process.Predictions includes 4 out-of-the-box predictive models for:Likelihood to Purchase Predicted Lifetime Value (LTV) Likelihood to Churn - You define what churn means to your business (For example, you could set it as a customer not making a purchase for the next 180 days.) Custom Predictive Goals - You have the flexibility to predict the likelihood of any specific groups of customers to perform any tracked event in Segment. (For example, you could predict the likelihood of users to use a promo code, or refer a friend, or click on an ad or email link.)For more information, please read our Predictions documentation.  Predictions also includes Predictive Audiences, which provides marketers with 5 pre-built suggested audiences leveraging the Prediction models we just discussed. These Predictive Audiences are meant to inspire new campaign ideas for marketers and help you quickly create predictive AI audiences in just a few clicks. They include:Read to buy audiences of customers who are most likely to purchase Long shots audiences of customers who have previously interacted with your brand but aren’t currently engaged  High LTV audiences of customers with high predictive lifetime value Potential VIPs audiences containing recently active customers with high predictive lifetime value as well as a high likelihood to purchase Dormant audiences of inactive customers who are unlikely to purchase.For more information, read our Predictive Audiences documentation.These predictive models include the ability to:Adjust time horizons (e.g. 15 days, 30 days, 60, days, 90 days, etc.) Include or exclude specific events from the predictive model Predict on the event-property level, for much more granular predictions (e.g. predicting the likelihood of customers to make a purchase over $100.) Be HIPAA eligible - HIPAA Eligible workspaces require a Business Associate Addendum (BAA). More information about Twilio’s HIPAA Eligible Services here. Increase the frequency of predictive score updates from weekly updates to daily updates (via request to CSM) Get visual insight into the conversion history of Predictions with Model Monitoring - this graph will show exactly what percentile cohort a person was in when they performed your predicted event.  📣 NEW Predictions Model Monitoring is Generally AvailableWith Model Monitoring, we’re giving marketers additional visual insight into the conversion history and performance of the Predictions they’ve created — right inside their Prediction dashboard. What this graph is going to show you is exactly what percentile cohort a person was in when they performed your targeted event.  So, let’s say you created a Prediction for customers that were most likely to make a purchase in the next 90 days and then you activated an audience of people in the top 10% most likely to purchase on your ad and email channels with special offers. You’d expect those people in the top 10% to have a much higher conversion rate than those you didn’t target who were maybe in the 50 or 40% percentile, right? That’s exactly what this chart here is showing. You can see the people in the top 10% on the far right have a much higher conversion rate than the people who were in the least likely to purchase cohort in the small bar in the bottom left corner. This is a great example of a Prediction that’s performing really well. 📣 NEW Predictions Contributing Event Model Details are Generally Available​​​​​​When you create a Prediction inside of Segment, we provide you with model statistics to help you understand your Prediction. This dashboard includes model metrics like:AUC, or Area under the ROC curve Lift Quality, which measures the effectiveness of a predictive model.  Log Loss Top 5 contributing events that are factored into the model, as well as the associated weights used to create the predictionBut there are typically a lot more than just 5 events that contribute to the underlying predictive models we’ve helped you build. With this release, we have revealed all of the events that make up every prediction you create in Segment, along with their associated weights. Plus, you’ll be able to export that list of contributing factors for much greater visibility into our models and deeper understanding of your customer behaviors. 📝 Recommendations - Generally Available We’ve recently launched two different AI Recommendation functionalities to general availability: Recommendation Audiences and Recommendation Traits.Recommendation Audiences The first is Recommendation Audiences, which makes it easy for marketers to build audiences of people who are most likely to purchase a specific product, brand, or product category, so they can target those audiences in downstream channels, like ad platforms, emails, sms, or any other channel connected to Segment. This feature is pretty flexible and can also help enable other B2B-focused use cases, meaning you can also create a Recommendation Audience for people who are most likely to engage with a piece of content on your website or attend an event you may be hosting. Recommendations can help you quickly provide customers with more relevant experiences that improve conversions, boost upsell, and grow average order value.  For example: If you are a marketer at a sportswear store that's looking to increase sales around the Olympics, you could use Recommendation Audiences to choose a specific category, like women’s running shoes, then automatically build an audience of the top 20% of people who are most likely to purchase those products — allowing you to design hyper-personalized offers and optimize your messaging for better engagement in ads, emails, SMS, or other preferred channels. And you can do this all without needing to tap your data science teams.For more information, see the Recommendation Audiences documentation here. Recommendations Traits (Personalized Items)Where Predictions solves “who” to target, Recommendations Traits solves “what” to target them with. Recommendation Traits does this on the profile-level, starting with the customer (whereas Recommendation Audiences does the same thing, but starting with the product first). With Recommendation Traits, marketers can find each individual product or item (i.e. article, song, movie, car vin number, etc.) that a customer is most likely to purchase, and save those items to the profile as a Recommendation Trait. You can then send those traits downstream to any connected channel — whether that be an ad campaign, a dynamic email or web experience, or back to your data warehouse.  Ultimately, Recommendation Traits help you gain a much deeper understanding of your customers and allow you to better personalize all your customer experiences for greater engagement, conversion, and loyalty.Similar to Recommendation Audiences, you can create a Recommendation Trait for an individual product, brand, or product category. For example, you could create a Recommendation Trait for the top 3 products your customers are most likely to purchase. Then, you could create dynamic emails for every customer that will feature the top three products that are uniquely most relevant to them. So maybe one person gets an email with running shoes, a yoga mat, and a pair of women’s leggings, while someone else might get an email with a backpack, tent, and hiking gear.For more information, see the Recommendation Traits documentation here. 📣 NEW Recommendations Traits Exclusion Rules is Generally AvailableWhen building product recommendations into customer experiences, companies are often aiming to achieve more than just relevant personalization. They ultimately want to drive a conversion or engagement event that delivers greater ROI for their business.In order to give companies greater flexibility and control over the Recommendations they provide to customers, we’ve launched new Exclusion Rules within Recommendation Traits.Exclusion Rules lets you exclude specific items or event properties from being added as a Recommendation Trait to a customer's profile.Using Exclusion Rules, you can now:Only make recommendations for items that cost more that $50 (or any value relevant to your company and business goals) Remove items that aren’t in stock Remove items a customer has purchased before Remove items that don't have an imageIt is important to note that all this is dependent on the data you map in your Recommendation Catalog. For more information, see the Recommendation Traits documentation here. 🌀 Generative Audiences - Generally AvailableWith Generative Audiences, you can use generative AI to create targeted Audiences in Engage within minutes.Using natural language prompts, you can describe your desired audience based on events performed, profile traits, or existing audiences in your workspace. Instead of going through every stage of our audience builder within Engage, you can type out the specific audience you want to build into a text box — describing your desired audience based on events performed, profile traits, or existing audiences in your workspace — and Engage will automatically generate that audience for you.  For example, you can write: “Create an audience of customers who have spent at least $50 in the last year and have visited our website but not completed a purchase in the last 30 days,” and Twilio Engage will automatically create it for you, without you having to fill out the fields in our standard audience builder. This feature saves marketers time, boosts productivity, and reduces time to launch for campaigns.To learn more, visit Segment’s Generative Audiences documentation. 📈 Functions Co-Pilot - Generally Available At the end of last year, we extended the power of generative AI to developers with Functions Co-Pilot, powered by OpenAI. Functions Co-Pilot is our first feature built specifically to help developers achieve faster time to value with Segment. It consists of two features:Functions Writer, which generates code from natural language prompts, turning what would previously have been weeks of integration coding into a simple prompt that’s about the same length as a text message. Functions Analyzer, which scans your existing code, summarizes what it does back to you, and then offers recommendations for how you can optimize the Function. To learn more, read Functions Co-Pilot documentation.

Our enhanced SendGrid Destination is now in General Availability. Orchestrate personalized email communications by connecting Segment directly to SendGrid's enterprise email platform with our new "Send Email with Dynamic Template" action. This integration enables you to trigger transactional and marketing emails using your existing SendGrid templates directly from Segment events, audiences, and journeys.Create unified email experiences by leveraging customer profiles, behavior data, and warehouse information to deliver personalized communications at scale. Configure complex email templates with dynamic content, customize recipients, manage headers, and schedule delivery times—all without leaving Segment.Accelerate customer engagement and conversion rates by delivering timely, contextual emails while reducing integration complexity and technical overhead. Maximize your investment across the Twilio product suite through deeper native integrations that unlock end-to-end customer engagement capabilities.For more information check out our docs and this overview video. 

Key Pair Authentication for Snowflake is now Available to all users on Free, Team, and Business plans (previously only available to Business Tier users). This authentication adds an extra layer of security for connections to Snowflake warehouses, replacing the use of username/password. Therefore, implementing key pair authentication helps customers maintain compliance and enhance connection security. Note: Secure authentication for SQL Traits with Snowflake is not yet supported, but we will add this feature soon.Snowflake plans to discontinue support for username/password logins by November 2025.For more information see our docs: Reverse ETL Setup Data Graph Setup Warehouse Connections

Segment’s native alerting features have a new home in-app, within Monitor / Alerting. This new interface allows to view and configure all available alerts across their Segment Workspace. A single place to review, configure, and enable/disable alerts for any of our features.   

We're excited to announce our new hashing detection capability, designed to simplify how you work with sensitive data across different destinations.Key Features: Automatic Hashing Detection: Segment now intelligently detects when fields contain pre-hashed values and avoids double-hashing them Plain Text Support: For un-hashed values, Segment continues to automatically hash according to each destination's requirements Simplified Workflows: No configuration needed - the system automatically determines whether values need hashing This enhancement is valuable for customers with strict data privacy requirements who pre-hash PII before it enters Segment's infrastructure. It prevents match failures caused by double-hashing and eliminates common troubleshooting issues when activating pre-hashed data from warehouses or other systems.The feature is now available for key advertising and marketing technology destinations, with field-level indicators showing which fields support this capability.Find complete documentation here.

Managing your Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC) Data Extensions just got a whole lot easier! With our latest update, you can now search, select, and even create new Data Extensions—all from within Segment. What’s new?Search and select existing Data Extensions No more switching between Segment and SFMC. Just search by ID, select a Data Extension, and start mapping fields in just a few clicks. Seamless field mapping Once you’ve selected a Data Extension, you’ll see all available fields in a dropdown. Just pick the ones you need and map your Segment data instantly. Create new Data Extensions directly in Segment No need to jump into SFMC. Define a name, folder, and description, then, customize your fields by setting type, length, nullable, and primary key options—all within Segment. Less friction, faster activation Skip the manual setup and focus on running campaigns. This update removes extra steps and keeps your customer data flowing smoothly. How to get startedThis new functionality is already available in our Salesforce Marketing Cloud (Actions) destination. Try it out now by visiting your SFMC destination settings in Segment.

We’re excited to announce the general availability of our enhanced Event Tester, providing you with unprecedented visibility into your integration configurations. This powerful update gives you complete transparency into API transactions with full request/response inspection and linked event support. We’ve also embedded this functionality directly into your mapping workflows, creating a consistent, intuitive testing experience throughout the platform regardless of which Segment product you’re using.Key Improvements:Complete API Visibility: View exact request payloads, response data, and API endpoints to quickly identify and fix integration issues Flexible Test Inputs: Easily sample real events from your sources or create custom test scenarios Support for Linked Events: Test enriched payloads to verify profile data is correctly attached to your events Editable ReverseETL Payloads: Modify warehouse data before testing to validate different scenarios Unified Experience: Enjoy the same intuitive testing interface across all Segment productsThis release marks a significant step forward in reducing time-to-value when configuring integrations and troubleshooting data flows.Event Tester documentation can be found here.

Functions Copilot lets you effortlessly create and refine functions using natural language prompts, streamlining the development of complex logic and code.Functions Copilot is in Public Beta and available to all Segment users who have functions enabled for their workspace.For more information, see Segment's Functions Copilot documentation. 

Engage Premier customers can now update global and group subscription statuses using rETL.Segment has added a Send Subscriptions action as part of the Segment Profiles destination and enriched the Subscriptions payload as part of the Identify call.Segment has also added the ability to select a space and multiple subscription groups in the mapping selections section of the existing rETL mapping UI.For more information, visit Segment's Reverse ETL for Engage Premier Subscriptions documentation. 

Delivery Overview’s Public Beta is available to all users. This feature enables self-service debugging and performance monitoring for Classic Streaming Connections and Functions Connections.For more information, see the Delivery Overview documentation.