Zephr Release Notes 09.24
Welcome to this month's release notes, offering concise descriptions of enhancements, new features, and resolved issues.
New and Changed Features
Features | Description and impact |
New AI Paywall capability | Zephr's new AI Paywall is now available, allowing you to leverage AI-powered decisioning within user journeys to enhance conversions with minimal effort. For more information or to book a demo, contact your CSE or account team. |
New download options in the User screen |
You can now selectively download specific user data from the User screen, choosing from the following options:
This feature lets you download only the necessary data, saving time and storage space. See Users. |
New conditions for Meta Tags and JWT Token nodes | Two new conditions, Date and Relative Date, have been added to the Meta Tags node under the Content section and JWT Token node under the Advanced section, respectively. The Relative Date condition checks if a property is newer or older than a specified number of days, weeks, or months from the current date. |
Tracking ID Cookie Reset | A new configuration now resets the tracking ID cookie when a user logs out, ensuring it remains unique to each user. Previously, the same cookie was assigned to multiple accounts on the same device. This issue has been resolved, so the next user on the device will receive a new, unique tracking ID after logout. |
Dynamic Offers Improvements |
We've made several improvements to the Zephr API to enhance how you manage promo codes:
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Fixes
Reference | Description and impact |
SI-839 |
Improved Search Functionality The search functionality on the Users screen in Zephr has been improved. Previously, the elastic search did not return correct results if the email format was valid but lacked a top-level domain (e.g., joe@mail). Now, searches for "joe" will correctly include "joe@mail" in the results. |