

Over the past period, we’ve introduced a series of updates in Lily - all focused on one thing:
giving you more control over your data, your audience and your communication.
Here’s a quick overview of what’s new, and how it can be used in practice.
You can now go into your event overview and categorise events as far back in time as you want.
This means you’re no longer limited by how events were originally structured in your ticketing system.
Instead, you can:
👉 In practice: You’re building your own data logic — not just using what you’re given.
With the ability to categorise past events comes a powerful new opportunity:
You can now create entirely new audience segments based on your custom categories.
For example:
👉 This allows you to move from “one audience” to multiple, meaningful audience profiles.
Until now, events in Lily were tied directly to your ticketing system.
You can now create events manually, which opens up new use cases:
👉 In short: Lily is no longer limited to ticketed events.
We’ve introduced a set of new templates, designed for:
They are:
👉 This makes it faster to get started — and easier to stay consistent.
As your audience grows, so does the complexity of how you communicate.
You can now set up multiple sending channels, allowing you to:
👉 This gives you more flexibility - while staying compliant.
We’ve expanded our ecosystem with several new integrations:
👉 Making it easier to connect your data — no matter your setup.
Automations have become more flexible.
You can now create email series within a single automation, meaning:
All within the same flow.
For example:
👉 One setup - multiple touchpoints.
Taken together, these updates are not just new features - they represent a shift:
From:
→ static data and one-size-fits-all communication
To:
→ flexible data structures, smarter segmentation and more dynamic communication
If you’d like help getting started with any of these features, or want to explore how they fit your setup, our team is always happy to help.