What’s new?

We've updated our webhooks to support sending test events, making development with webhooks much easier. You no longer need to send your own test events to Frigade to ensure your webhooks are functioning as expected.

This month we took some time to improve our developer documentation. We've cleaned up some of the navigational complexity, and we've invested significantly in the Frigade UI component pages. The new component pages now include more examples and easier to read React properties. And we've got more in the works – keep an eye out for continued developer documentation improvements, especially around customization and styling.

In the recent weeks, we've invested in improving stability, finding and squashing bugs, and polishing for quality across all Frigade's product functionality. Some of the highlights include:

• New emoji-based feedback survey component: customers told us they wanted a more casual and way to ask their users for feedback. Enter the emoji-based feedback component. Now, you can collect user sentiment on a scale of 😞 to 😍, or any other range with our support for custom rating scales.

• Dashboard redirect fix: some users were stuck with blank screens after having the tab open for a while or after deep linking into the dashboard. No longer! Enjoy your content-ful screens all the time.

• Search our docs directly from the dashboard: we've added a new AI-powered widget that makes it easier to get help and find answers directly from the dashboard.

• Improved navbar usability: we've updated our navigation to make it easier to find and access your profile and organization settings in the product.

• Role-based access control: Scale plan customers can now set up role-based access and controls in the Frigade dashboard.

Then, we've also pushed over 100 additional commits across our SDK, dashboard, and docs to improve the overall Frigade experience. Enjoy these updates and stay tuned for some major releases coming soon!

Customers sometimes reach out to us for tips on why their Flow is not showing up for a specific user. We usually help them by running through a triage playbook to figure out why it's not showing up. For instance, maybe the Flow is off or the user is not in the Flow's user targeting query.

This week we are launching a new tool in Frigade to help automate this process. Customers can now self-serve triage their Flow visibility questions. Here's how the new debugger works:

1. Visit the user detail page for the user who is not getting the Flow

2. Click on the Flows tab to see all of your possible Flows for this user

3. View the Status for each Flow to see if they are eligible for the given Flow

4. If they are Ineligible, hover on the status to see the reason(s) why

Check out the new triage tool and let us know what you think!

We've updated productonboarding.com with new onboarding examples and a refreshed web design. Check out the latest examples from Figma, Linear, Dropbox, and Slack.