If I want to manage the categories that I subscribe to, currently I have to navigate to those categories and subscribe/unsubscribe. This assumes that I remember exactly what I’m subscribed to. 😅On the Profile > Subscriptions page, I would like to see (and I’m surprised you can’t today) the categories I follow, so that I can easily manage them. As a long time member of our organization’s community, on my Subscriptions page I see 400+ posts that I’m subscribed to. Maybe buried in there is the list of categories I subscribe to, but there’s no way to see that.
It would be great to have control over the ‘Popular tags’ widget and be able to filter for categories and sections. In our community there are 2 separate sections for developer news and knowledge base, in both sections only articles are published. The Popular tags are pulled for the entire community, but we’d like members to search in these sections only for articles from these particular section. We believe it would potentially increase time-spent on platform by increasing searchability and explore new content. Previously, on the Khoros, users could filter articles by tags and we’d like this functionality to be implemented on Gainsight.
We’d like to explore if it is possible to add an explanatory pop-up text for sticky posts on the Activity feed. We received feedback from our members that it is not clear what the darker grey section and the bookmark symbol mean. The idea is to have similar pop-up like for the topics with Best Answer:
We have a need to have a public group, but the information in the public group is only for the group, not all audience, this why it’s a group and not a category.I don’t want posts that are in a public group to show up in the general activity feed. Posts should only show in the general activity feed if you are a member of that group.Is this possible to do with coding,if not, can you make this improvement.Thanks
At my last company, we automated some ranks using custom roles like outlined here: Shoutout to @rcochran and his team for making that happen. At my new company, I have a similar use case I’ll likely explore this for. However, the one missing piece of functionality is forcing a rebuild/refresh/recalculation of ranks. So I’d love to see this added and avoid the daily/weekly manual rebuild required with the current setup. Even a way to trigger a rebuild in the API would be a good solution. Since the custom role can be assigned via the API, that would allow a custom role and rank rebuild to be triggered in tandem.
At present, if you invite someone to a group and they don’t accept, you can still invite them to join. I would like to have to ability to see who has been sent a group invite already so that I don’t double-invite someone.
Many community managers need a way to proactively highlight important content without relying solely on homepage banners or featured topics.I'd like to see a native Promotional Pop-up (or Announcement Campaign) feature that allows administrators to display a customizable modal dialog to visitors when they enter the community or specific pages.Examples include:Promoting annual customer conferences (such as Ignite) Announcing product launches or major releases Highlighting webinars and live events Driving awareness of new documentation or training Sharing important service announcements Welcoming first-time visitorsDesired functionalityAdministrators should be able to configure:Rich text editor with images and branding Primary and secondary call-to-action buttons Display delay (for example, after 2–5 seconds) Frequency controls Once per session Once per day Once per week Until dismissed Page targeting Homepage only Specific product pages Knowledge Base Forums Entire community Audience targeting using Segments Start and end dates Mobile-responsive layout Optional analytics showing: Impressions Dismissals Click-through rate Conversions Today, many communities have to build this functionality using custom HTML/CSS/JavaScript widgets, which requires development effort and ongoing maintenance. A native solution would make it much easier for community managers to launch professional announcement campaigns without writing code.This would complement existing Topic Banners and Featured Topics by providing a more attention-grabbing way to communicate high-priority announcements while giving administrators fine-grained control over when and where they appear.
As per https://support.gainsight.com/gainsight_nxt/Timeline/02User_Guides/Log_Customer_Emails_as_Timeline_Activities#Reasons_for_the_Email_Attachments_are_Rejected, Timeline entries currently have a limit of five attachments per email. When using Gainsight Assist to log emails, it currently doesn't differentiate between the types of attachment. This can cause an issue as it seems to class images in signatures as attachments and attaches these to entries. This quickly uses up the five attachment limit and genuine things you want to attach can be excluded as a result. I’m proposing either some logic that can be clever enough to determine that the images are part of a signature, or a switch that turn off uploading inline attachments in favour of (or preferring) attachments of files or pictures on emails instead. Not only will this prevent the need for CSMs to manually go an update this themselves (which they can forget to do or miss if they didn’t read the email that said not all attachments were uploaded), but it also makes the Attachments tab on the C360 ‘cleaner’ as it will only display genuine attachments. Regards,Matt Smith
We recently deployed relationships to our CSM's and are very pleased with the more focused view on their customers. The one 'gap' that' we have ran into is the ability to view child account data at the relationship level. We organize our relationships by product and a parent account will often have multiple child accounts under it representing different divisions. They have separate contracts which is why they are on different accounts but when it comes to business reviews, we need are now missing the simplicity of clicking a button to aggregate all accounts together for presenting metrics to the customer. Is it on the roadmap to add this functionality to the relationship level?
I just added a new group, but it defaults to now being the last group on the groups page. I’d love the ability to be able to re-order these as the newest one should be grouped with the other groups that align with that theme. Ie. as you can see from the attached I have groups that are location-based, industry-based and product-based. I would like this newest group to be with the industry-based groups not the product ones. Thank you!
The summary ribbon in the Rule admin page was a great convenience feature for quickly getting a handle on how your overall Rule activity was doing. I’d like to suggest that adding the same element to the Data Designer page would be similarly awesome. (Sandbox screenshot, for the record - my production environments do NOT look like this I promise.) With Data Designs becoming a more prominent component of other core features, like JO, being able to quickly check the health and status of your overall DD activity has become a bigger deal. Previously, I might’ve run 5 or 6 core Data Designs to feed reporting or as a source for Rules - easy enough to scroll down the list and check execution logs. These days, I find the list too long to easily run those visual checks through a tabular view. This is especially true when there’s been a service incident of some kind (ie: SFDC outage). We have pretty convenient ways to review the last few days of Connector and Rule runs, but nothing quite as nice for Data Designer. Early Christmas present to the admins? Pleeeease? 🙂
Currently the agent accesses an MCP with the current user's community permissions. So, you need to be an admin/moderator to have full access to community data. We would like to be able to grant full read only access to some employees without having to give them admin on the community. So, we want to request custom role based MCP permissions in the community to grant the various levels of MCP access.
some fields are not as descriptive as they need specifically with drop-downs and multi-picklists. It would be nice to be able to add help text to these fields to describe in further detail what the CSM should pick.
Currently AI Tags will suggest tags from the exisiting list of tags but also tags that don't exist. It will still suggest new tags if users don't have the right to create new tags.I see this as a loophole for users to still select the suggested tags and thus create new tags though they are not allowed to do so.Therefore the AI Tags should not suggest new tags if users do not have the permission to create new tags.
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