When you're taking Website and In-App feedback, knowing the context of feedback like which page the feedback was given on, the page title, and the domain becomes very useful and in a lot of cases, is very crucial. 

So, we have done a significant enhancement to our widget and in-app SDK where you can gain deeper insights into user interactions through the inclusion of context information. This context includes valuable details such as URL, Path and Domain. With this new feature, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of user behavior and engagement.

🔍 Context Information for Widgets: To provide you with richer insights, we have expanded the data captured by our widgets. The following context information is now available:

1. URL: Know the exact web address where the widget was displayed, allowing you to understand user behavior within different web pages or sections of your website.
2. Path: Dive deeper into user journeys by examining the specific page or route within the URL where the widget was encountered. Gain insights into how users navigate your website and where they interact with your widgets the most.
3. Domain: Understand the originating domain where the widget was loaded. This information is particularly valuable if you have multiple domains or subdomains and want to analyze widget performance across different web properties.

📊  Context Information for In-App SDK: The following context information is now available:

1. Screen Name: For our In-App SDK users, we've introduced the Screen Name parameter, which captures the specific screen or view where the responder has given the response.

To reach the right audiences, at Zonka Feedback you could already create dynamic lists using contact attributes, but so often it is necessary to slice and dice your audiences based on their source of visit, their interaction with previous surveys, their customer experience metrics and scores, how many times they visited a page, how many pages they visited, and so on. And now you can do that with Zonka Feedback.  

With Advanced User Segmentation create dynamic segments and groups using powerful filters, deliver the right surveys at the right time to the right audiences and get analytics that matter.

User Segmentation offers a deep level of granularity that was not possible earlier. You can create Static Segments that essentially work as static lists. But what we are bringing to the table is Dynamic Segments - a way for you to pick filters and conditions and create dynamic lists for focused targeting.

• Contact Attributes: Standard and Custom Attributes like Name, Email, Language, Time Zone, Gender, Plan and so on.
• Visit Analytics: First Seen Date, Last Seen Date, Pages Visited, Number of Pages Visited, Number of Sessions, First Source Visited
• Scores: Average NPS, CES and CSAT or the latest NPS, CES and CSAT
• Survey Interactions: Survey was partially answered, answered, not answered, viewed or not viewed and by different channels

Segments can be added to Web Widgets in Feedback Buttons, Popups and Popovers. Beyond in-product, website and in-app feedback, segments can also be used as lists for Email Surveys as well as SMS Surveys. 

Segmentation also offers an opportunity for businesses to improve customer satisfaction and loyalty. By targeting surveys to specific audiences, businesses can address the specific needs and pain points of their customers. This personalized approach can help build a stronger relationship with customers and increase customer loyalty.

Furthermore, by targeting the right audience with surveys, businesses can gather more meaningful data and insights. This can lead to more effective decision-making and ultimately improve the overall customer experience.

Note: Data for Survey Interactions and Contact Activity is available from April 7, 12 AM GMT.

Fixed a time issue with response syncing inside Intercom when a submission is made against a conversation. 

At Zonka Feedback, we are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of data security and privacy. And since we work closely with companies globally, it is important that all companies can use Zonka Feedback - irrespective of their geographic location.  

That's why, as a part of our Regional Data Hosting initiative, we are excited to announce the EU Data Hosting. 

With the EU Data Hosting feature, you can have your data stored and managed on a secure server located within the EU. This will ensure that customer feedback data remains within the borders of the EU, while still allowing customers to use all of the same features and benefits of Zonka Feedback.

We are very excited to offer this new feature to our customers in the EU, and we hope it will provide them with greater peace of mind when it comes to their data security. If you have any questions about the EU Data Hosting feature, please feel free to reach out to your account manager or write to us at hello@zonkafeedback.com. 

Which plan is EU Data Hosting available on?
EU Data Hosting is available on all plans. 

Can I switch my Data Center?
No, we currently don't support data migration between different regions once you have subscribed. To switch your data center, you would have to create a new account. 

How can I choose my Data Center?
You can choose your Data Center while signing up for Zonka Feedback. 

We are delighted and super excited to announce that our Salesforce Managed Package App is listed on the Salesforce AppExchange. 

Visit and read more about it here.

When you tried to manually update the Country, Time Zone or Location for a Contact, at times the values were not saved. This has been fixed. 

Many businesses already use SMSes to communicate with their customers - marketing messages, confirmation SMSes and more. In such cases, it makes sense to use the same gateway account to send SMS Surveys to customers. 

With Zonka Feedback, you can now connect your own SMS Gateway Account and send SMS Surveys to customers through the same. You can either use an existing SMS Gateway Account or sign up for a new one, add your API credentials to Zonka Feedback and connect your account. 

Now you can create surveys that support partial submission of responses even if the respondent does not complete the survey. 

How it works

A partial survey option is available in Settings under Build. Once enabled the very first question of the survey when answered will be recorded as a legitimate response and can be viewed in the response inbox. If the respondent answers it completely then the response will be updated with the full response. This feature is currently supported in the following distribution methods:

• Web Survey
• Email Survey with button and embedded question
• SMS Survey
• Signature Embed

You can even filter responses based on partial and complete responses across Response Inbox and Analytics. 

Make your surveys free from bias and collect genuine responses with Choice Randomization. With it, you can present the choices of questions in random order every time a survey is taken.

You can use the Choice Randomization setting in every choice based question type — Button Choice, Dropdown, Radio Buttons, Checkbox, and Picture Choice question. 

Survey Question Choice Randomization can be helpful in various scenarios

• If you want to prevent order bias while respondents answer your survey. 
• If your respondents tend to collude among each other, especially in market research, quizzes.