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Flow trigger block
The new flow trigger block enables you to start, stop, or reset other flows from within a flow. With the flow trigger block, you can:
- seamlessly connect two related flows, like automatically starting a contextual tip flow after a user completes a getting started checklist
- separate flows for organization and composability, like breaking out an “admin branch” of a getting started flow into it’s own flow that can be started from various other flows
- create logic to manage flow dependencies, like stopping a flow based on a condition
Check out a demo:
Figma component library
🎨 We've published our UI components as a Figma community library. Now it's easier than ever to include tours, checklists, hints and more in your designs!
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The library is super flexible, customizable, and uses the latest Figma features like variables, properties, variants, auto layout, and text & layer styles. Pair these components with our React components to integrate them seamlessly in your product.
💠 Components included:
- Modal
- Tour
- Checklist
- Hints
- Card
Check it out on the Figma community →
Read how we built it on our blog →
Tutorial videos
We released a bunch of tutorial videos to show how Dopt can help you build better onboarding and education experiences.
Other improvements
- We fixed an issue where time filters on the analytics page wouldn’t filter the list of users.
- We refactored the empty states in our flow and block side panels.