We've introduced two new webhooks subscriptions for study sent and study seen. These new subscriptions join the existing ones (answer submitted, study submitted, theme identified, and study status changed).

We've heard from some customers that the data they want was not available in their preferred export method, so we've brought all of our export methods to parity with each other. Now, you can get the same data in whichever way works best for your team: via our Export API, webhooks, Segment Stream, Zapier, or CSV. Read more in Docs.

Studies can now be duplicated between environments, so you can set up a study in Development, test it out, and then duplicate it to Production to launch it!

We're excited to announce a major revamp of our Template Gallery, which makes it quick and easy to see what’s possible within the Sprig platform. The new experience organizes templates by use case, enables searching for specific templates using keywords, and allows you to preview templates at the question-level prior to selecting it.

The latest Sprig solution Concept & Usability Testing enables you to test ideas, designs, and prototypes before building a product.

We've made two improvements to Attributes that give you more options and control when determining who receives a study (or who belongs in a Group!) based on user attributes.

With our new visually-redesigned filter dropdowns, it's easier than ever to find the right trigger or filter for your study!

Studies can now be previewed in full screen, accurately showing how your users will see and experience the study.

Groups are a brand-new way to manage cohorts of people. When setting up a study, Groups can be used to determine who sees your study, helping your team manage frequently-studied sets of users and reducing errors in targeting set-up.

We've redesigned the Events management experience in Sprig to provide more customization and controls for your team.