Feature Request Guide

Email Template

Send your feature request to support@emailelement.com using the template below.

Subject: [Feature Request] <brief summary>

Hi EmailElement Team,

I'd like to suggest a new feature for the platform.

**Feature description:**
<Describe what you want the platform to do>

**Use case:**
<Explain why you need this and how it would help your workflow>

**Current workaround:**
<How you currently handle this, or "None — this is not possible today">

**Priority:**
<Nice-to-have / Important / Critical>

**Additional context:**
<Any mockups, examples from other tools, or extra details>

Thank you,
<Your name>

Tips for Effective Feature Requests

Focus on the problem, not just the solution — Explain what challenge you are facing. The product team may find an even better way to solve it.
Be specific — "Better reporting" is too broad. "Add the ability to filter engagement reports by Send Integration" gives the team something concrete to evaluate.
Include examples — If another tool does something similar, mention it. Screenshots or links help the team understand your vision.
Explain the impact — Mention how many users, campaigns, or contacts this would affect in your workflow.
One request per email — Keep each feature request in its own email so it can be tracked and prioritized independently.

Example Feature Request

Subject: [Feature Request] Add A/B testing for email subject lines

Hi EmailElement Team,

I'd like to suggest a new feature for the platform.

Feature description:
Add the ability to create A/B tests when scheduling an email campaign. I'd like to test two or more subject lines against a small percentage of my segment, then automatically send the winning subject line to the remainder.

Use case:
I send weekly campaigns to 200,000+ contacts. Subject line performance varies significantly, and I currently have no way to test variations within EmailElement. A/B testing would help me improve open rates without manually splitting segments.

Current workaround:
I manually create two separate scheduled emails with different subject lines, each targeting half of my segment. I then check the reports after 2 hours and cancel the lower-performing send. This is time-consuming and error-prone.

Priority:
Important — this would save me 30+ minutes per campaign and improve performance across all my sends.

Additional context:
Tools like Mailchimp and Brevo offer this as a standard scheduling option. I'd love to see it integrated into the existing Schedule workflow.

Thank you,
Alex Chen