We’ve noticed that a lot of you love how the left panel is like a little summary of the process.
So, we decided to lean more into that overview-like quality of it with this latest update: action items are now individual steps on the timeline.
Our goal is to ensure both you and your clients can see all the tasks required to complete a stage at a glance, without having to go to stage overview. 🔍
As you can see on the image above, each stage will have two groups of steps: contents, and actions.
Since each action item will now be an individual flow step, this means you can nest the materials needed to complete that task right inside of that action item.
This will make them a lot more actionable for your stakeholders, because they can complete it right there and then without having to go to another step. ✅
Had a hard time wrapping your head around all this?
Here’s Erdem demonstrating all the changes in a Loom.
You will still be able to use all the essential action item features with this change, like:
One addition we’ve made is adding a wider variety of action item types. You can see all the options you will have when creating a new action item on the image below. ⬇
💡Note: Since the action items are like regular flow steps now, this means you will have detailed analytics for them on the insights tab, like:
This way, you can see if and how someone has interacted with an action item, and nudge them more effectively.
We now show flow completion as a percentage, both on flow insights, as well as on the flow card on the ‘all flows’ screen, as you can see on the image above.
This will allow you to see:
at a glance.
You will be able to prioritize you & your team’s tasks more efficiently, and stay on top of all activities with ease.
It will also make it a lot more effortless to forecast for team leaders, since now the data around the progress is quantified.
Wondering how we calculate this?
It’s based on the number of checked action items/all action items on the flow.
Flows are your private workspaces with your stakeholders to collaborate towards success.
Therefore, it only makes sense that you have total control over who has access to them.
A contact is no longer involved in the process?
You can now remove them from your flow with a click.
Now when you go to the “Viewers” tab on Insights, you can see the last seen time of everyone who has viewed your flow, as well as the country flag indicating the location of their last session.
With this change, you can easily track how recently your clients have been active on the flow, which will allow you to:
and much more.
Excited about all these changes?
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