Adds a new "Notify subscribers" step / checkbox to the roadmap update modal when Customer IO settings are present
If "Notify subscribers" is checked, a new step is shown:
Updates are automatically populated within the Markdown editor depending on what changes have been made to the roadmap item. These updates can be deleted / overwritten to send a more customized email.
Once submitted, an email is sent to all subscribers with the parsed HTML from the Markdown editor (this behavior can be updated within Customer IO. PostHog is currently set to save the emails as drafts instead of sending automatically)
PostHog specific
The emails are using our array template. So any content within that Markdown editor is placed in the middle of the pretty-looking template we already have.
After you click “Update & notify” the email gets queued in Customer.IO and you can actually see what the emails look like before they’re shot off. We can change this behavior later to just shoot off the emails without manually confirming first, but for now it’s the safest bet.
Adds a new "Notify subscribers" step / checkbox to the roadmap update modal when Customer IO settings are present
If "Notify subscribers" is checked, a new step is shown:
Updates are automatically populated within the Markdown editor depending on what changes have been made to the roadmap item. These updates can be deleted / overwritten to send a more customized email.
Once submitted, an email is sent to all subscribers with the parsed HTML from the Markdown editor (this behavior can be updated within Customer IO. PostHog is currently set to save the emails as drafts instead of sending automatically)
PostHog specific
The emails are using our array template. So any content within that Markdown editor is placed in the middle of the pretty-looking template we already have.
After you click “Update & notify” the email gets queued in Customer.IO and you can actually see what the emails look like before they’re shot off. We can change this behavior later to just shoot off the emails without manually confirming first, but for now it’s the safest bet.