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Two quality of life improvements for the canvas.
Pie menus are great. They let you turn menu options into giant target zones so you can select items super fast. This, in turn, makes building large flows much faster.
It wasn’t always clear though when you clicked outside the menu that you were still selecting an item. It’s confusing because usually when a menu opens and you click the page background it closes the menu. That’s not the case here.
To improve things, we added:
This node allows for:
Update node no longer allows setting setting Subscription Status directly as that opens the door to incorrect message types being sent after adjusting that status.

Tested 5 real customer setups to look for edge cases and unhandled flows.
All scenarios tested were possible and flows were able to be copy and pasted between prototype sessions.
Some setups were not ideal (required duplicating flows to handle multiple trigger events). However it is important to remember that to build these flows today you must have extreme institutional knowledge, use a 3rd party whiteboarding tool, and manage dozens of separate resources in Voxie.
The prototype is extremely flexible in allowing complex flows to be built in a single view.

This mirrors our current Campaign options. This allows a user to configure a flow to allow or deny re-entry and if re-entry is allowed, how often a contact can re-enter.

There is a issue where updating a flow can cause an issue.
In the situation where a flow is live with 10,000+ contacts are moving through it.
A quick fix of a typo in a Send node or logic needs tuned in a Condition node to fix a problem.
I foresee an issue where no one is willing to publish these changes because our current options are to kick everyone out, forcing them to start over or let them continue in the old flow.
If the issue is fixing a broken link on a 30 day drip flow this leaves no good path forward.
This new option lets the user map old nodes to new nodes. This gives you full control over where to place contacts if they are mid flow.


