The workspace rail changed and old links did not all break. If you followed a bookmark, a wiki link or a link in an old email and landed somewhere you did not expect, this is what happened. Three of these URLs redirect. Two of them still open an older screen, which is the only fact on this page a reader can get wrong.
| Old URL | What happens now | Where that feature lives today |
|---|---|---|
/analytics | Redirects to /know | Know Dashboard |
/schedule | Redirects to /plan | Plan Calendar |
/library | Redirects to /pages | Managing Pages, inside the Design Workspace |
/emails | Still opens the older screen — as do /emails/:tab and /emails/groups/:id | Sending a Marketing Email; contacts have moved to Engage |
/leaddetail/:id | Still opens the older screen | Lead Profiles and Visitor Identity |
Redirects
/analytics lands on the Know dashboard, which is a different set of widgets rather than a reskin of the old page. /schedule lands on the Plan calendar, which adds campaign deliverables and an approval step the old screen never had. /library lands on the page tree in the Design workspace.
Still-live older screens
/emails opens Email Marketing with its four tabs — New Email, All Contacts, Groups, Sent Emails — and its Upload Contacts button. It is not on the rail, and contact management has moved to Engage and Contacts. But composing and sending a marketing email is still done from this screen today, which Sending a Marketing Email walks through. Legacy by URL, current by function.
/leaddetail/:id opens the old lead profile and its activity table. The current equivalent, with the facet rail and the full timeline, is Lead Profiles and Visitor Identity.
Why bookmarks broke at all
The workspace is now six rail tabs — Know, Design, Engage, Plan, Deploy and Chat — and almost every old top-level screen moved inside one of them. Visiting / lands you on the Know dashboard; there is no separate dashboard home to go back to. If more than one bookmark stopped making sense, the tour is faster than this page: Touring the Workspace.