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<p dir="auto">This release brings contracts and a Home page for agencies, and makes every part of a page editable.</p>
<ul>
<li>Agencies can send contracts for electronic signature, made from a template or their own PDF, and place the signature boxes by dragging them.</li>
<li>Agencies open on a Home page that shows visitors, leads and money across their sites, and can put a short message on their clients' dashboards.</li>
<li>Leads can be archived or deleted, and if an agency built your site, you decide whether they can still help with it.</li>
<li>Ready-made sections can be turned into ordinary blocks, and the page builder has new blocks: questions that open and close, tabs, carousels, before and after sliders, dialogs, icons, videos, vector graphics and pagination.</li>
<li>Lists can filter, sort and space their items, and split long lists into pages.</li>
<li>Any section can be saved as your own custom block with its look locked, and each page fills in its own words.</li>
<li>Jot can move, copy and delete parts of a page, suggest a new colour scheme, draw graphics and place things freely.</li>
<li>The media library keeps your vector graphics, and the Subscription page tells you plainly where your plan stands.</li>
</ul>
<p dir="auto"><a href="https://nith.app/changelog/7a90f4cd-9efa-4d81-b70b-e40dee907b36" rel="nofollow ugc">Full release notes</a></p>
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