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SMSEagle’s new interface groups every function around what you’re trying to do, not the system’s internal structure. New navigation, conversation view for every channel, and bulk actions replace years of accumulated menus, while every existing feature stays exactly the same.
Rollout starts 30.09.2026, and may take up to a week to reach all users.
Rollout order: Rev. 5 → Rev. 4 → MHD → Rev. 3
8 areas, Dashboard, Messages, Phonebook, Automation, Reports, Monitoring, Settings, System, replace years of accumulated menu structure, so any feature is 2-3 clicks from the start screen.
Every channel shows the complete message thread with a contact, next to a list of conversations, the same way a modern messaging app works.
Change the group or on-call shift for hundreds of contacts at once, or move a batch of messages between folders, instead of editing one record at a time.
Start a new message from anywhere in the system, or reply straight from a conversation thread, with saved templates ready in two clicks.
Workflows, Webhooks, MQTT, Autoreply, SMS Forward, and every other automation now share the same layout: list, side panel, and bulk actions, with explanations built into every field.
Message volume trends, a traffic heatmap by hour and day, and the device’s own health, signal, channels, resources, are all visible right after login, with every function still 2-3 clicks away.
Radosław Janowski, CEO, SMSEagle
No. Messages, contacts, phonebook groups, shifts, and automation rules all carry over automatically during the update, and a backup is taken beforehand as an extra safety net.
Yes, exactly as configured. Rules for Autoreply, SMS Forward, Email to SMS, Workflows, and every other automation are preserved; only the screen used to manage them changes.
Every function is reorganized around 8 task-based areas, not renamed away or removed. Transition materials mapping the old menu to the new one are provided, and most users find their way intuitively from the first session.
No. Keeping 100% of current functionality in place is an explicit goal of the redesign. Nothing is removed, only the interface around it changes.
A backup is taken automatically before the update completes, and a standard restore procedure is available if you ever need to roll back.
Most people find the new layout intuitive without formal training. SMSEagle also provides materials showing exactly what moved where, for anyone who wants a head start.
SMSEagle’s new interface groups every function around what you’re trying to do, not the system’s internal structure. New navigation, conversation view for every channel, and bulk actions replace years of accumulated menus, while every existing feature stays exactly the same.
SMS, WhatsApp, Signal, and Email open as a single conversation thread with quick reply and templates, so two-way communication never means hunting through tables.
Bulk actions on contacts, groups, and shifts, plus one consistent pattern across all 13 automation types, turn repetitive admin work into a handful of clicks.
A new dashboard with live stats and a traffic heatmap, plus configurable, schedulable reports, put the state of your communication right in front of you.
See the full picture, not fragments
Every channel shows the complete message thread with a contact, next to a list of conversations, the same way a modern messaging app works.
Update hundreds of records in minutes
Change the group or on-call shift for hundreds of contacts at once, or move a batch of messages between folders, instead of editing one record at a time.
Reports built for what you actually need
Set the date range, folder, sorting, and filters in one form, export the result, or schedule it to arrive on a recurring basis, with heatmap charts showing traffic patterns at a glance.
Know what's happening the moment you log in
Message volume trends, a traffic heatmap by hour and day, and the device’s own health, signal, channels, resources, are all visible right after login, with every function still 2-3 clicks away.
8 areas replace the old menu, with a unified color palette, typography, icons, and components across every screen, so any function is 2-3 clicks away.
Workflows, Webhooks, MQTT, Autoreply, and every other automation now share the same layout: list, side panel, and bulk actions.
Calls brings together history, audio files, and TTS voice models. Monitoring combines network checks, digital I/O, and sensors. Settings and System are grouped by channel, with a dedicated area for users, logs, and backups.
Compose and quick reply work from anywhere, message templates are easier to manage and available in every channel’s quick reply, unconfigured channels show a setup guide instead of an empty screen, and email messages get a one-click technical details view.
One consistent search, filter, sort, and pagination pattern across every list, add and edit forms open in a side panel without losing your place, and My Folders and Trash keep the structure you already use.
Shifts get quick options and copy-to-week scheduling, and contact groups are split into your own and shared groups, viewable side by side with their members.
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A complete redesign of the SMSEagle interface: new navigation, new visual design, and new interaction patterns, while every existing function stays the same.
No. It’s the same SMSEagle hardware and functionality, with a new interface in software version 7.0.
No. The redesign is built around keeping all current functionality in place while the interface changes.
Yes. Messages, contacts, automation rules, and settings carry over automatically during the update, with a backup taken beforehand.
No. The public REST API v2 stays the same, so existing integrations with monitoring tools, helpdesks, and scripts keep working exactly as before.
No. Rules for Autoreply, SMS Forward, Email to SMS, and every other automation carry over as they are, only the interface used to manage them changes.
