We’ve added new core functionalities to Bucket: Releases and feature flags. With the release of these new features, we’ve cleaned up the sidebar.

You can now search by company or feature name to find key customers and see how they’re using your features.

Now, you can (finally) save your customized feature view and segment tables so they are there waiting for you on your next login.

We’ve made it even easier to get Bucket up and running without involving the engineering team with the new Bucket Tracking SDK on Segment. Setting up browser tracking can be done in as little as three steps. 

We’ve released our most impactful feature yet: Releases. Releases lets you monitor feature engagement and satisfaction goal progression for each release in real-time from ideation to iteration.

We’re introducing feature hierarchies to make managing features in Bucket more intuitive! You can create parent features that encompass all sub-features by simply dragging and dropping.

Previously, each feature on Bucket was tied to a single event, limiting its adaptability. We’ve introduced a significant change that lets you associate multiple events with a single feature.

We’re excited to announce that we have migrated all our servers to locations within the European Union (EU), taking our commitment to privacy and security even further.

We’ve just made the STARS configuration more customizable by adding frequency-based strategy capabilities. This lets you factor in the frequency of interactions for the Adopted criteria.

Segments allow you to group companies by login activity and custom attributes. This is useful for making a segment of monthly active companies or paying customers, for example. However, when browsing a segment, it isn’t possible to add columns that also show feature engagement or satisfaction. Until now!