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What's New: Smarter Planning and Stronger Content Governance
Published on 26 July 2026 by Sesimi Editorial
What’s New?
We've introduced a range of new capabilities across Sesimi to make planning more flexible, strengthen content governance, and give teams greater visibility across Funds, Reporting and Digital Asset Management.
Highlights include major enhancements to Planner 2.0, multi-fund reimbursement, Datablock version control, richer reporting, and safer asset management.
Together, these updates reduce manual administration while giving distributed marketing teams greater control over planning, content and campaign operations.
| WHAT | WHY IT HELPS |
|---|---|
| Multi-Fund Claims | Submit and reimburse claims across multiple funds while improving approval visibility with Second Eyes reporting. |
| Datablock Governance | Version history, availability, rollback and row-level team or user-based visibility strengthen governance and simplify administration. |
| Reporting Improvements | Save reusable report presets, generate Activity Reports directly from Collections and better measure template adoption. |
| Digital Asset Management | Recover deleted assets, organise Collections more effectively, share permanent asset links and categorise documents. |
New Feature Highlights
More Flexible Fund Management
Managing claims across shared budgets is now considerably easier.

Reviewers can now reject or revert documents directly from the preview screen, streamlining the claims approval process.
Reviewers can now reject or revert a document directly from the preview screen, removing the need to navigate back and forth during the approval process.
Additional improvements include support for submitting and reimbursing claims across multiple funds, along with improved reporting and reviewer flow through the addition of the Second Eyes reviewer column.
Together, these updates simplify complex funding workflows while reducing manual administration.
Improved Datablock Functionality
View Datablock history and revert to previous versions, giving teams greater control over changes to structured content.
Datablocks now provide significantly more control over structured content.
Administrators can view complete version history, restore previous versions, set availability windows so assets are available on a template at the right time, export and import Datablocks as JSON, duplicate Datablocks with their existing records, and restrict asset visibility by team or individual users.
Moreover, there has been a set of improvents to user interface, including in-cell editing improving usability, and speed of editing data.
Together, these improvements make Datablocks easier to use, govern, recover, and manage at scale.
Richer Reporting and Template Insights
Reporting has become more flexible across the platform.
Report presets can now be saved, renamed and reused, automatically restoring preferred column layouts. Activity Reports can also be generated directly from Collections and Asset Search results.
Template Builder now includes a Template Usage Report, showing how often each template is used and which field options are selected most frequently. This gives organisations clearer insight into template adoption and the content variations being used across their network.
Template Usage Reports show how often templates and content variations are used, providing clearer insight into adoption across your network.
Template Builder also now supports dynamic multi-page templates, giving teams greater flexibility when creating longer documents.
Safer Asset Management
Digital Asset Management is now more flexible and easier to organise.
Collections now support three levels of nesting, making it easier to structure large asset libraries. Full folder paths are displayed when assigning collections to assets, reducing ambiguity when similar collection names exist. Documents like PDF files can also now be filtered as a recognised asset type alongside existing creative assets, while deleted assets move to a Recently Deleted area before permanent removal.

Nested Collections and full folder paths make it easier to organise assets and select the correct location across complex content libraries.
Assets can also be shared using a permanent link that always points to the latest approved version, making it easier to distribute content with confidence while ensuring users always access the most up-to-date asset.
These improvements make large asset libraries easier to organise while providing greater protection against accidental data loss.
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