You can now create Random A/B and Random Number attributes directly in the Userflow UI. Once set up in your account, Userflow will automatically assign either A or B (or a random number) to each user.
Simply add your random attribute under Settings → Attributes:
Then use it in your flows like any other attribute:
No coding necessary!
Happy New Year to all Userflow friends out there in the big world! 🥳 🌍
We’re excited to announce a new Shuffle option order setting for our multiple choice survey questions. When enabled, the order of the options will be randomly rearranged for each individual user. This helps prevent bias in selection, as some users may be more likely to choose options that appear at the top.
We hope this new feature will make your surveys even more effective at collecting unbiased responses. As always, we welcome your feedback and suggestions. Happy surveying!
Today, we are excited to announce a new feature that takes your flows to the next level: The ability to add a “Snooze” action within your flows.
With this new feature, you can now add a “Snooze” or “Show me later” button to any flow. When the user clicks this button, the flow will automatically restart after a specified amount of time.
This is a valuable addition to Userflow because it gives your users more control over their experience within your product. Instead of feeling forced to complete a flow, they can now choose to snooze it and come back to it later when they are ready. This can help reduce friction and improve the overall user experience.
Userflow the best no-code builder for building in-app user onboarding, has been integrated with Zapier for more than a year, and we are happy to announce that we just moved from beta, to being a public app.
The Userflow-Zapier Integration enables you to instantly connect Userflow with 5,000+ apps to automate your work and find productivity super powers.
The Holidays are close, and at Userflow we are already dressed up in the Userflow Xmas swag and feeling jolly and generous.
Thus we want to give a gift to all the great SaaS companies out there. So therefore we are now offering free trial/freemium onboarding reviews until the 20th of December.
The onboarding reviews will be done by me (Esben, co-founder of Userflow) and follow a similar video style to the onboarding reviews we have done in our SaaS Onboarding Review video series. Nothing will be shared publicly, we will send the review in an email.
If you have a free trial or freemium, then share your website and request here. Note that your email domain needs to match your website domain.
As an early xmas gift, we’re happy to announce that we now allow customers on Pro and Enterprise plans to add unlimited viewers (read-only team members) to their accounts.
Great onboarding is a company-wide initiative that does not only involve one team.
We already offer great integrations to bring Userflow data into other systems (e.g. CRMs and analytics tools), but we wanted to allow our customers to add other team members to Userflow to be able to keep track of surveys, onboarding progress and much more directly in the Userflow app.
This is especially valuable as we have strengthened functionality around:
We hope you will find this ability useful. Go to Settings -> Team and add your team members today.
You can now continuously sync Mixpanel cohorts to Userflow.
This way you can use Mixpanel’s more advanced conditions for targeting users that should see specific content from Userflow.
It’s super easy to set up. Check the Mixpanel integration docs.
A common use case is to have a recurring flow that starts periodically until the user completes it. This was possible before using a “Flow x is completed” condition. But now we’ve made it even easier with a simple checkbox:
This checkbox appears if you pick either Multiple times per user or Unlimited times per user.
Most Userflow customers have many flows that start automatically. But sometimes flows aren’t time-critical, and you want to avoid overwhelming the user with too many auto-started flows in quick succession.
Before, you could limit how quickly a flow was allowed to show after another flow using an Event condition such as “Flow Started exactly 0 times in the last 1 hour”. But that was neither intuitive nor that easy to maintain.
We’ve now made this a native feature in Userflow. Simply use the new At least x hours after any flow setting:
A common pitfall in user onboarding is building what we call “Next-next-next tours”: A series of tooltips that point out stuff in your app with “Next” buttons to go to the next step. These tours are boring and unengaging, making users drop out early and not gain anything (or even worse: frustrate them!).
Instead, you should build action-based flows that drive users towards their “Aha moment”. Read more in our new Flow best practices guide.
To further combat Next-next-next tours, we’ve added a proactive detection in the flow builder that’ll warn you if a flow looks like a Next-next-next tour:
