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Features available in Whatfix
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Features | Sub Feature | Description |
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Advanced Visibility Rules | Advanced Visibility Rules help you control where, when, and to whom you display Whatfix widgets. These rules provide more flexibility and precision compared to the old Visibility Rules. | |
Advanced Visibility Rules using AI | With AI, you can describe your requirements, and the AI translates it into actionable Visibility Rules that you can validate and implement instantly. | |
API Token | The Whatfix web app uses a username and password to validate users. When using Whatfix APIs, the API Key and API token are the equivalents of the username and password required to authenticate a user. Whatfix requires your API token to validate each request. Each user in an enterprise has a different API token. The Whatfix system needs to know who you are connecting with and the actions they do with their account. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Auto Testing | Auto testing is an automated testing capability that can be configured to test your Flows at regular, configurable intervals. This feature proactively checks the content on your applications and ensures a seamless digital adoption experience for your end-users. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Beacon | Each Whatfix Beacon can have its unique properties, Beacon style and Beacon color, different from the account level configurations. For example, all the Beacons in your account can be radial styled, but you can customize one Beacon to be Custom styled when you want to focus on a new update. The account level configuration for Beacons is available by default. | |
Blocker | The Blocker feature enables you to control end-user interactions to maintain process compliance on an application based on certain conditions. | |
Chatbot support | Whatfix integrates with all popular chatbot services. The integration enables support and delivery of Whatfix content to end users as bot responses, regardless of the chatbot platform in use. | |
Content Aggregation | Content aggregation collects and integrates information from multiple repositories into a centralized platform such as Whatfix for easier access. A content repository, such as Confluence or SharePoint, is a source where content is stored and can be connected to platforms such as Whatfix to provide relevant information. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Custom Labels | Custom Labels enables you to change the name of certain labels in the Whatfix UI so that it fits your organization's style and branding guidelines. | |
Dashboard | Manage Extensions on the Whatfix Dashboard | Use Whatfix extensions to display content to your end users when you don't have access to the application source code. Extensions enable the display of Whatfix content as an overlay on your application. The Whatfix Dashboard enables you to generate extensions across different browsers. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. |
Single Installer for Whatfix Extensions | The Single Installer feature in Whatfix enables you to generate a single extension file (.msi) for multiple browsers and use it to deploy the extension to the end users. This is a one-time task and you do not have to worry about which browser is being used by your end users. In some cases, when a new browser is added to the system, you can just update the same extension file and deploy the extension on the newly added browser. | |
Folders on your dashboard | Whatfix enables content creators to group content and widgets inside folders for better management. Group content or widgets that you want to display to users belonging to the same geography, having the same user roles, and other relevant criteria. | |
Additional tooltip themes | Whatfix provides various customization options that enable you to change the look and feel of your Flows tooltips according to your preferences. You can customize the design of your Flow tooltips by setting,
To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Whatfix Versioning | Whatfix gives enterprises the option to stay on a particular version that affects the end user-impacting features and not upgrade to the latest version as soon as it is released. You have the option to deploy the latest version or not, and also choose when to deploy. An example of an end user facing feature is introducing a back button on each step of a Flow. You have this choice irrespective of the Whatfix deployment model used on your platform. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Content Template | Using Content Templates, you can import pre-built and tested content that can be readily used when you log in to your Whatfix account. This reduces your effort in creating Whatfix content from scratch and helps you show content to your end users faster. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
One-click extensions on Internet Explorer | One-click Extensions on Internet Explorer enables you to generate and update your IE extensions on your own from the Whatfix Dashboard. One-click Extensions empowers you to manage all your content updates to the browser extension without needing to depend on the Whatfix support team. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Flow export | Whatfix Enterprise accounts have a feature to export Whatfix content such as Flows, videos, and text as a SCORM package or an xAPI package, which can then be used along with a Learning Management System (LMS). | |
Dashboard Edit View Mode | The Enhanced Edit Experience offers a revamped user interface for content such as Flows, Beacons, Smart Tips, and Launchers. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Deployment | Deploy extension to individual users | Whatfix enables you to create a landing page for your Extension deployment to individuals for Chrome and Firefox extensions. This can be used when you cannot mass deploy extensions to your users. Share the landing page URL with your users and they can install the extension by visiting the page and following the instructions. |
Self-Hosting Whatfix Content | Whatfix enables you to download the content you have created and host it on your own servers. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Domain Masking | Domain masking is a technique that uses a proxy server to route Whatfix API calls through your own domain, helping bypass Content Security Policies (CSP) restrictions and maintain brand consistency. | |
Enhanced End-User authentication | The End-user authentication feature prompts your end users to authenticate themselves with valid credentials using your organization’s Single Sign-on (SSO). After authentication, they can see Whatfix content. | |
Flows | Flow Close Message/feedback | There are instances when an end user might close a Flow while it is playing. This could be because of many reasons. The user might have figured out what the next steps are going to be. However, if they have not, it's always a good idea to check.
To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. |
Flow on Standby | When a flow fails, Flow on Standby ensures that users can still continue with the process - if they can. A Flow might fail if the element on which a certain step is to display has changed and is not detected. If Whatfix cannot proceed to the next step, Flow on Standby shows an image of what the user should have seen to continue with the Flow. The Flow on Standby pop-up is shown in the bottom-right corner of the application page. | |
Multi-level Branch Creation | The Multi-level Branch Creation feature enables you to create branched Flows while creating the main Flow or attach an existing flow to the main Flow. This eliminates the need to create Flows and then attach it to the main flow while creating it. | |
Free-floating steps in Flows | A Free-floating Flow step is a distinct type of guidance step, which does not attach to any specific on-screen element. It functions as a customizable dialog box that you can position flexibly. Such steps can be used as informational steps to set context for the end users. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Icon Library | With the Whatfix Icon Library, upload and manage custom icons for Whatfix content and widgets such as Smart Tips, Beacons, and Launchers. It enables you to align your widgets with your application's design and specific use cases. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Integration | Whatfix to crawl content from the Files section | You can integrate Salesforce with Whatfix to fetch and display articles from your Salesforce repository as contextual links in the Self Help widget. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. |
Content segmentation on Salesforce Community | Whatfix enables content creators to configure segments on Whatfix, using standard Salesforce user properties. Salesforce objects are properties that help Whatfix serve relevant content to Salesforce users based on existing Salesforce properties that help identify different users. Using Salesforce objects helps you to show relevant content to your users easily. | |
Freshservice integration | You can integrate Freshservice with Whatfix to fetch articles from your Freshservice Repository and display them as contextual links in the Self Help widget. You can choose to either fetch all the content or only articles in particular folders. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Confluence integration | You can integrate Confluence with Whatfix to fetch articles from your Confluence Repository and display them as contextual links in the Self Help widget. You can choose to either fetch all the content or only articles in particular folders. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Salesforce File integration | You can integrate Salesforce with Whatfix to fetch articles from your Salesforce Repository and display them as contextual links in the Self Help widget. You can choose to either fetch all the content or only articles in particular folders. | |
Launcher | Launchers enable you to add customizable buttons that trigger Whatfix content such as Flow, Pop-up, Video, or Link with a single click. Launchers can be placed anywhere on the application to help provide contextualized support to your end users. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Multiformat Outputs | SCORM package export | Whatfix Enterprise accounts have a feature to export Whatfix Flows as a SCORM package which can then be used along with a Learning Management System (LMS). |
xAPI package export | Whatfix Enterprise accounts are provided with a feature to export Whatfix content (Flows, videos, and text) as an xAPI package which can then be used along with a Learning Management System (LMS). | |
Multi-format Content Export | Dashboard users can choose to export the On-premise deployment package with or without the multi-format content. | |
Pop up | Visual Editor | The Pop-up Visual Editor enables you to design and customize the components in Whatfix Pop-ups easily, eliminating the need for JSX code editing. With the Drag-and-Drop feature, you can resize Pop-ups, add or delete components, and add customizations directly to the UI. |
Create Pop-ups with AI | Create Pop-ups with AI. Add prompts based on your brand requirements and create brand-compliant Pop-ups within minutes. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Publishing content | End-user Authentication for Browser Extensions | The End-user Authentication feature prompts your end users to authenticate themselves with valid credentials using your organization’s SSO. Only after they are authenticated, your end users start seeing the Whatfix content. |
Export Production Package | Pass parameters such as locale, redirect URL, and extension ID on the landing page URL. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Self Help | Content feedback in Self Help | Whatfix enables you to provide an in-app feedback icon to enable your end users to give feedback and register their requests and suggestions from within the Self Help widget. Unlike other forms of communication such as email support, live chat, and ticketing that redirect the end user to their respective applications, Content Feedback enables users to provide in-app feedback without disturbing their flow of work. |
End-User Feedback in Self Help | End user feedback enables your end users to provide feedback and register their requests and suggestions when they can't find what they are looking for in Self Help. Although there are other ways of communicating, such as email support, live chat, and ticketing, that redirect the end-user to their respective applications, the ability to provide End user feedback enables users to provide in-app feedback in their flow of work. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Personalize Nudges in Self Help | Whatfix enables you to prompt your users to open Self Help after a period of continuous inactivity. Personalized nudges suggest content like articles, Flows, and more to the end user, specific to the user and the page or segment they are currently on. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Self-Help Size Adjustment | Whatfix enables you to provide your end users with the ability to resize the Self Help widget. End users can minimize or maximize the Self Help widget as per their requirements using the Maximize-Minimize icon. | |
Nested Grouping in Self Help | The ability to group content in Self Help helps structure your content so that your end-user can easily understand and navigate through the widget. Nested grouping enables you to extend the ability to group related articles, improving your end-user experience. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
New Content Notification in Self Help | An essential part of the content creation process is informing your end users about the new content available as and when you create the content. Self Help provides you the ability to notify your end users about any new content created and added in the Self Help. This promotes end user engagement with the widget as well. | |
Carousel animation in Self Help | To help you improve the usage of Self Help, Whatfix enables you to catch the attention of your users by animating the Self Help tab. You can also configure a tooltip to appear on cursor hover to show the user a tooltip that introduces them to Self Help. Different configurable animation styles are available using which you can make your users aware of Self Help and show them how they can access it anytime they are looking for more information. | |
Personalization | Personalization is a Self Help Machine Learning capability that shows relevant content to end users in the Self Help widget. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
QuickRead | QuickRead is an AI capability powered by Whatfix that provides summarized answers to your end users' search queries within the Self Help widget. | |
Segmentation | Segmentation enables you to display Whatfix Flows that are relevant to users on a particular page. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Single Installer | Single Installer for Whatfix Extensions | The Single Installer feature in Whatfix enables you to generate a single extension file (.msi) for multiple browsers and use it to deploy the extension to the end-users. |
Single Sign On | Whatfix supports login with Single Sign-On (SSO). SSO is an authentication process that enables users to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Smart Tips | A Smart Tip Collection is a group of Smart Tips created and displayed on a particular page. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Data Entry Automation | Data Entry Automation is a Smart Tip feature that enables you to pre-populate a value in a form field. | |
Smart Tip triggers | Smart Tip triggers are conditions that enable you to display Smart Tips to your end users based on specific user actions or application attributes, achieving similar functions as nudges. These Triggers enable you to provide contextual guidance, showing content based on the value of a user input or a user selection on a form. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
SSO-based attributes segmentation | SSO-based attributes segmentation | Whatfix enables you to fetch Single Sign-On (SSO) attributes and map them to User attributes. Once fetched and added as a User attribute, you can use them in Cohorts, Visibility Rules and Product Analytics filters. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. |
Static Content | Static Content lets you create content independently of the application without accessing it or selecting elements in Whatfix Studio, using the Whatfix Dashboard to add Links, Articles, Videos, Images, and PDFs. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Sub Resource Integrity (SRI) | Sub Resource Integrity (SRI) is a standard web security feature that enables browsers to verify that a resource loaded from a CDN has not been altered when it is delivered to the browser. It works by letting you provide a cryptographic hash that a fetched resource must match. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Survey | Whatfix enables you to create surveys and customize the questions and themes depending on your use case. You can create a survey using specific questions that are catered to a particular set of people. Using the feedback received from the survey you can obtain actionable insights and analyze the data to help you improve. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Qualitative analysis summary | Whatfix's Qualitative analysis summary is an AI-generated report based on the survey responses provided by end users. It generates positive and negative viewpoints after analyzing the survey data. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. | |
Task List | The Task List is a widget that gives you the ability to assign a list of topics or tasks that users must complete as part of a training program. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Translating Whatfix content | Whatfix enables you to translate Whatfix content into different languages without having to recreate each content in a different language from scratch. This helps you to communicate with your users in their preferred language. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. | |
Templates | CSS customization | The CSS customization feature for tooltips enables you to have complete control over the design of tooltips. Use the feature to make detailed visual tweaks that aren’t possible using the UI options. The CSS code view is available for Flows, Smart-tips, and Beacons. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. |
AI style editor | AI powered style editor enables creation of brand-compliant tooltips in a much simpler way, with the help of prompts. It is available for Flows, Smart tips, and Beacons. If you need to enable the feature, you must first enable the CSS customization (also Beta) feature for tooltips. Contact support@whatfix.com to enable both the features for your account. | |
Whatfix Diagnostics | Diagnostics helps you understand why the content doesn’t work as expected. It provides clear, detailed information on what happened and why. Instead of needing technical knowledge or assistance from the support team, you can access simple, actionable insights to resolve the issue on your own. It is enabled on your dashboard by default. To enable the feature, contact support@whatfix.com. |