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Userflow Updates

Automatic flow completion

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Sebastian Seilund

October 28, 2021

Until today, for a user to complete a flow they had to visit a step that you had explicitly marked as a completion step in the flow builder.

We realized that this is in most cases unnecessary work. We now automatically mark the last step of a flow as the completion step. It will be shown as a gray checkered flag in the builder:

1 automatic completion step

It even works if you have multiple last steps, i.e. if your flow branches into 2 paths:

2 automatic completion steps

You can overrule the automatic completion step(s) if you want. Simply click a step's settings block and then enable Explicit completion step. Notice how Step 2 now has a green checkered flag and Step 3 is no longer a completion step:

Explicit completion step

2 min 33 sec. read

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Userflow Updates

Automatic flow completion

blog author
Sebastian Seilund

October 28, 2021

Until today, for a user to complete a flow they had to visit a step that you had explicitly marked as a completion step in the flow builder.

We realized that this is in most cases unnecessary work. We now automatically mark the last step of a flow as the completion step. It will be shown as a gray checkered flag in the builder:

1 automatic completion step

It even works if you have multiple last steps, i.e. if your flow branches into 2 paths:

2 automatic completion steps

You can overrule the automatic completion step(s) if you want. Simply click a step's settings block and then enable Explicit completion step. Notice how Step 2 now has a green checkered flag and Step 3 is no longer a completion step:

Explicit completion step

2 min 33 sec. read

Until today, for a user to complete a flow they had to visit a step that you had explicitly marked as a completion step in the flow builder.

We realized that this is in most cases unnecessary work. We now automatically mark the last step of a flow as the completion step. It will be shown as a gray checkered flag in the builder:

1 automatic completion step

It even works if you have multiple last steps, i.e. if your flow branches into 2 paths:

2 automatic completion steps

You can overrule the automatic completion step(s) if you want. Simply click a step's settings block and then enable Explicit completion step. Notice how Step 2 now has a green checkered flag and Step 3 is no longer a completion step:

Explicit completion step

About the author

Co-Founder of Userflow

Sebastian Seilund is the co-founder and former CEO of Userflow, where he built one of the leading user onboarding platforms for SaaS companies. With experience as a software engineer at Google and having founded multiple successful software companies, including Denmark's first user-friendly accounting software, Sebastian brings deep technical expertise to discussions about product-led growth and user experience.

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