New features
We got you a new BFF, a.k.a. Black Friday Feature!
It's now possible to show the sales price of your products in your Aiden app(s):
If you enable the sale_price field in your Google Shopping feed, the sales price will automatically be shown next to the regular price of your product. This way, customers will know how much you're charging for your product during a promotion.
Want to show the sale price only during a specific time period? Then add the sale_price_effective_date attribute to your feed.
For more on this, check out the tutorial: Set up your Google Shopping feed.
Improvements
The Next button is now hidden on 'single choice' questions. In a previous update, we made sure a user only needs to click an answer to proceed to the next question. So the button had become superfluous.
We've made some improvements to the 'numerical' question type. A user can now enter any value - not just the values that are actually available in the product catalogue. If the value entered is not in the range of those defined as a perfect match, it will be scored as a bad match.
For example: for the question "What's your budget?" a user could previously only enter a budget between €20 and €180 if that was the range of prices available on the catalogue. Now, a user can also enter a lower or higher value.
You can now "select all" products in Catalogue, and quickly apply a filter for all active or inactive products.
New features
For Aiden users with more than 6 guided selling apps, the tiled Home view could become a bit overwhelming. That's why we've added a new list view.
Improvements
You could already use filters in Matching, but now you can also them to search through all your products in Catalogue. This is especially helpful if you're working with a large data set and want to deactivate certain subsets of products before you start matching.
To use this, simply go to Catalogue, click 'Apply filter' and select the property from your data set that you'd like to use as a filter.
New features
Sometimes a customer just can't choose. That's why it's now possible to add a 'no preference' answer to your list of answers. Customers can pick this answer if the provided answers do not apply to them. Doing so will automatically deselect all other answers.
The 'no preference' answer is automatically scored as a neutral match for all products. In that sense, it’s exactly like skipping a question.
You'll find this feature in Conversation, for any question that has more than 1 answer.
Fixes