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# Automatic Marketing Drafts

Rechat now automatically saves your marketing drafts while you work.

Previously, the only way to save certain marketing pieces as a draft was by scheduling them for later. With this update, drafts are now automatically created when you click **Save & Continue** during the send flow for:

* Email
* Social Media
* Print Marketing

This creates a more familiar, Gmail-like experience where your work is preserved automatically while you continue building your campaign.

### What Changed?

#### Automatic Draft Creation

When using the send/schedule workflow in Marketing Center, clicking **Save & Continue** will now automatically create a draft behind the scenes.

You no longer need to schedule something just to preserve your progress.

#### New “Drafts” Tab in Insights

A new **Drafts** tab has been added next to **Scheduled** in the Marketing Insights section.

This gives you a centralized place to quickly return to unfinished or in-progress marketing pieces.

#### Drafts Also Available in History

Saved drafts can also be accessed directly from:

* Marketing → History
* Marketing → Insights → Drafts

If you can’t find something you previously saved, check either of these locations.

#### Archived Tab Removed from the UI

The **Archived** tab has been removed from the visible History interface to simplify navigation and reduce confusion.

### Why This Matters

This update helps prevent lost work and creates a more seamless marketing workflow.

Whether you’re building an email campaign, preparing social media content, or designing print marketing, Rechat now automatically preserves your progress as you move through the send flow.

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