Changelog

State memory and block trigger properties

These new block properties finally enable building onboarding checklists and hubs.

State memory property

Use a boolean value stored in the block’s state to keep track of user progress. This lets you mark whether someone has finished a certain task or seen a particular message. State memory is perfect for onboarding flows or checklists where you need to remember the user’s progress.

Block trigger property

With the block trigger property, you can launch one block directly from another without exiting the current block. This is useful for starting a tour or opening a modal from an onboarding checklist or hub.

SDK improvements

• Added a template for using the Flows JS SDK in Angular applications. Check out the Angular template in the Flows SDK repository.

Bug fixes

• When adding a wait step to a tour, the add popup now closes right after the step is added
• Workflows no longer display to active users once the workflow live status is turned off