Isomer Admins can now export audit logs and access reports directly from Isomer Studio, without requesting them from the Isomer team.

There are two reports available:

💡 If your agency currently receives audit logs and access reports from the Isomer team regularly, your site admins will need to export these reports directly from Isomer Studio moving forward. For August 2026 audit logs and access reports, we will not be sending agencies the reports given that this feature is now available.

For audit logs: Go to Site settings → Logs, select the month you want to review, then request the export.

For access reports: Go to Users → Export user access. You can export access information for the current site or across all sites you administer.

The reports will be sent to the email address associated with your Isomer account as a CSV file.

For more information on how you can retrieve the logs, you can refer to the detailed guide.

Previously, agencies that needed audit logs and access reports regularly had to request them from the Isomer team.

With self-service exports, Admins can now retrieve these reports whenever they need them — whether for regular access reviews, audits or investigating changes made to a site.
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We’ve added new styles to the callout.

Callouts now come in five styles, each designed for a different type of message - so readers can tell at a glance whether something is a helpful note, a deadline, recommendation, or a critical warning.

Matching the style to the message helps members of the public prioritise how much attention to pay to each message. Simply choose the style that fits your message when adding or editing a callout.

For tips and ideas on when to use different callout styles, refer to the callout guide.
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You can now add a standalone button to Article and Content pages, giving you more flexibility over how calls-to-actions appear on your page.

Use the Button block when you want a simple action — such as linking visitors to a form or another page — without using the full CTA panel. You can add 1 or 2 buttons.

You can also place buttons naturally within your content, such as directly below a section of text.

For more prominent calls-to-action (CTA), you can continue to use the existing CTA block.