Kameleoon Release Notes

Filter and break down converted visits by goal metadata in the results page for more granular analysis. For example, break down and analyze your Transaction Goal by its Payment method. Available now in Beta. Join the beta program to be among the first to try it!

Add and edit comments directly on your feature flags for smoother collaboration. Reply in the thread to keep discussions centralized, and archive the comments once the discussion is resolved.

Join our Beta program now to be among the first to try it!

Enable integrations by default for all experiments related to a given project. Configure them directly from the integrations page, so that there’s no need for manual set up for each individual experiment.

Health Checks

Available now in Beta, Health Checks includes four automatic and on-demand checks, helping you keep a pulse on your experiment’s tracking, conversions, and more. See detailed diagnostics and next-step guidance in the Health tab of the Results Page so that you can quickly identify and resolve any issues. Learn more about Health Checks here, or join the beta program to give it a try!

Segments and triggers

Segments and triggers are now created and managed separately. This update allows you to differentiate between a user’s inherent attributes (Segments) and their actions on your website (Triggers). This distinction enables more precise targeting, ensuring that your campaigns reach the right audience with tailored experiences.

Learn more about the targeting step here.

Leverage experiment and personalization data from Kameleoon to deliver highly targeted, personalized messaging through Braze. Kameleoon can send custom events, including experiment ID and variation ID, directly to Braze, enabling more relevant and effective user interactions.

Learn more about the integration here, available in Beta now.

Adapting widgets to different devices just got more simple and precise. Elements and templates now default to percentages for more flexible layouts and sizing, and percentage sizing now supports decimal values. The main container also supports viewport width (vw) and viewport height (vh) units for true responsiveness. Learn more about responsive widgets here.

What’s New

Define the JavaScript code that triggers a custom goal directly in the goal settings — no need to add it in the project’s Global Custom Script section anymore. You’ll find this option in the final step of goal creation. This makes it easier to maintain a clean codebase in Kameleoon, since custom code logic is scoped to the goal itself rather than being buried in global scripts.

Create ratio metrics to automatically measure in your experiments how two metrics (eg. number of completed orders / number of initiated checkouts) relate. These metrics will appear on your results page alongside your other goals, so there’s no need for manual calculations anymore. To learn more, refer to our help document on ratio metrics.

Filter your experiments by integration to see which ones use a given integration. This will make it easier to identify your campaigns by integration and manage your campaigns more efficiently.