March 2026 recap

What a massive March.

It was full steam ahead at SwiftFox, with a huge wave of improvements, new features, and platform enhancements shipped across the month. From a brand new login experience to some of the biggest updates to List Builder yet. And with wallet and invoicing starting to roll out, it's fair to say April is going to pack a serious punch too.

To help you stay across everything that's landed and what's to come, our CEO John and COO Jaxen are back for their monthly recap to cover the biggest updates from March and giving a first look at what's already underway for April.

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Prefer to dive into the detail?

Full list of everything deployed across SwiftFox in March

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New login screen

We've given the login page a beautiful refresh, with direct guest access and improved mobile responsiveness to match.

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Better post searching in lists

Now you can filter lists by when someone engaged with a post, or by custom post data. Smarter segmentation, less guesswork.

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Build lists based on roles and positions

Build lists by position type, organisation, and time-frame. Pull together everyone in a specific role, track changes across teams, or create targeted outreach lists based on who holds what title and where.

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Case Management dashboard

This dashboard gives you live counts, status breakdowns, team workload, and recent case activity—all in one view.

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Display project tables on your website

Embed live project tables from SwiftFox directly onto your website or login portal. Display project progress, task lists, and status updates in real time.

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Create & send individual Emails with SwiftFox AI

Draft and send emails to individual contacts without leaving SwiftFox AI. Just tell AI who to reach and what to say—it'll write the email and queue it up for your review before sending.

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SwiftFox Masterclasses

Our SwiftFox Masterclasses continue to receive great feedback from customers, be sure to check out the latest sessions released recently, including:

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Circles

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Invoices

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Thank you,
SwiftFox team