Add a way to design all WP system emails in MailPoet - such as "Forgot Password", or "New User", etc.

Uncanny Automator do automation from inside WordPress and can integrate mainly with plugins installed and do a very useful automation processes. It will be very good to integrate with it directly to do all sort of automations. I know you Planned an "Automations" feature but kindly consider a native integrations with "Uncanny Automator", also consider "WP Fusion". Both of them do automation from within WordPress CP but "WP Fusion" tend to lean towards "Marketing Automation" like CRMs and such. Thanks

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Resend a newsletter or campaign to those who did not open the first email

It's great that we can automate welcome emails, it would be even better if we could select multiple lists to send one type of welcome email to. At the moment we have to set up a new welcome email for each list as it only lets you choose one option. Many of them have the exact same welcome letter and only a few are customised.

When managing different lists, it is difficult to create just one confirmation email for all lists. We have an 'enquiry' list, which will only get a max of 3 automations, to do with their enquiry, so the using a generic confirmation email is very confusing to the customer.

It’s easier to collect information and get replies by adding a poll or survey to your emails. - [As seen in ReplyButton.com ]

It is confusing for customers to manage subscriptions currently. Especially if there are multiple lists. Please see the attached screenshot of Grammarly's page. A simple Yes / No radio selection beside each list is much easier to understand.

I think it would be better (more intuitive behavior) if deleting a WP user would only result in deleting him/her from MailPoet's WordPress Users list. As it is now, the user is deleted as a subscriber and therefore removed from all other lists (s)he subscribed on, which lists may have nothing to do with being a WP user.

Provide ability to customize the Sign-Up Confirmation Email Content to allow insertion of the "Subscriber:Firstname..." shortcode; e.g., as used in the "Welcome Email."