ToteFlow now captures first-touch marketing details when someone visits your public site (such as UTM tags and common ad click IDs) and saves them on the reservation when they book or send a gift request. You can review that information on the reservation in admin and in CSV exports, which makes it easier to see which campaigns drove each order.
If you use Meta ads, you can add a Conversions API access token under General settings (alongside your existing pixel). Schedule and Reserve conversions can be sent from the server as well as the browser, using the same event IDs so reporting stays aligned. A booking_complete event is also available for Google Tag Manager when guests finish booking.
Custom HTML sections on your website now sit in the normal page column by default, with an optional Full width layout per section. HTML comments and small print tags are preserved when you save, while unsafe scripts and links are still removed. Platform release notes on the marketing site also display more safely when notes include rich formatting.