Using Feedback Widget
Check out the steps for using the feedback widget in your web apps.
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Check out the steps for using the feedback widget in your web apps.
Once you’re good with the installation part, you can start using the widget in your app to get bug reports or feedback from the end users.
Allows you to add the feedback widget in a live web app.
Perfect for collecting feedback from your app’s end users and customers.
Use the widget in the development/ testing/staging environments.
Use the widget during alpha testing, beta testing, bug bashes, and for QA overall.
Perfect for collecting feedback and bug reports for the app from within your internal team.
Sharing resolution emails to customers right from your BetterBugs.io dashboard.
PREREQUISITE
Make sure that the SDK is installed correctly and the widget is visible in your app screen.
Next, add the details for the issue:
Email* (Required) — Your email ID.
Issue Type — (Optional: General Enquiry | Give Feedback | Report a Bug)
Title* (Required) — Bug/Feedback/Enquiry title.
Description — Quick summary, issue repro steps, and additional context.
Attachments (Optional; Up to 3 | To be added by the customer/user)
You’re good to go. It generates a report link that you can use to access the submitted feedback.
After you submit the report gets added to the development's team BetterBugs.io account.
The development team can access the complete report in the BetterBugs.io dashboard. It should be available in the BetterBugs.io project that’s integrated with the SDK widget.
You're good to go!
This instantly send the resolution email to your customer. To ensure if the email was sent successfully, you can check the "Comments & Activities" section.
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