Userback Launches Console Logs & Event Tracking

Userback just launched a really exciting new feature for their visual feedback tool that will tremendously speed up collaboration between clients and developers. Meet console logs and event tracking.

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New Console Logs & Event Tracking

Automatic Console Logs
Automatic Console Logs ©Userback

We all know this game. Clients or team members put a project through its paces and send bug reports to the developers. Unfortunately, these are often out of context and developers have to ask for console logs over and over again. This means that you have to try to reproduce the bugs again in order to send the corresponding logs to the developer.

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Well, with Userback’s latest feature you can say goodbye to bug reports with no context. You can now easily give developers all the info they need to fix bugs faster.

Check out the new features:

  • Automatically capture errors with reported feedback
  • See the tracked events leading up to an issue
  • Easily send console logs to your connected apps such as GitHub or Jira

To enable, simply head over to your projectโ€™s widget settings in the “Advanced Tracking” section. Note that this new feature is available to customers on Userback Growth plans only.

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