As before, the order and structure of pages determine how the menus are automatically generated. This also goes for survey forms.
To drag you can click on any non-field/button in a page/field block and then drag.
For page structuring you can move pages around in the menu as well as put them under other pages by indenting them. There are now also arrows as an alternative for indentation.
We also replaced all image-based icons with scalable symbols, so they look OK if you zoom in.
Performance for pages that list sites and pages should also be better, as we’ve minimized the amount of database requests for getting hold of all data needed.
Let us know if you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements.
As you see in the examples, you’ll easily find your way around.
The home page has been redesigned to focus on the unique and all-in-one capabilities of CliqTags.
More is on the way.
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You can still select older models if needed.
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Click on the screenshots for larger.
See the presentation for more information (also available on Documents and media):
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The structure of the Site new page was also changed a bit to reflect that selecting a template or using AI are now analogous in terms of what they contribute with.
Seen here is also Content via file upload, which is only available for sales agents / resellers at the moment.
A few examples showing the setting of tone depending on the subject matter. Note that there’s no guarantee these sites will stay up.
The behavior of page type AI Chat is controlled by the selected LLM and your instructions only. We are not considering RAG at the moment.
Despite being completed we are still interested in feedback about possible lacking features etc and there might be design and functional changes in the future.
As usual, hover over fields to have them described. Also ask via the contact form if you have any questions.
The following pictures, that you can also flip through in the lightbox, shows a complete example. AI Chat had to be manually added as I didn’t ask for that. The example is not too serious.
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The solution consists of an integration of CliqTags’ Survey forms with Sensative’s IoT platform Yggio. That way data from forms can be treated as if they came from a sensor. Data can then be visualized in Yggio, complementing the visualization / analysis features of CliqTags. Conditions can also be applied to such data to e.g. forward alerts, extending the use of forms data.
The solution is verified and available for use, but it requires handholding and knowledge about Yggio, so more information will be provided on request.
Potentially this solution can be used with any other IoT platform, report system etc. The custom development needed is at the periphery of CliqTags, so normal function isn’t affected, and work is minimal.
The drawing shows an overview of how the systems interconnect:
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