Bridger Portal's foundations went live in May: branded client workspaces, share links and embeds, password protection, interactive forms inside content, workspace insights, and delivery of responses to Slack, email, or a webhook.
Content can now include lead capture forms, booking buttons, countdowns, video, FAQs, quizzes, and file uploads from viewers. Every response is saved to the workspace, so what a buyer submits is there for the team to see.
Form responses and other project events can now be sent to a Slack channel, an email list, or any webhook as they happen. Failed deliveries are retried, so a brief outage on the receiving end doesn't lose a response.
Workspace members can now copy a project's share link and embed code from the project page themselves, and preview it at desktop, tablet, and phone sizes. Project cards also show when each one was last viewed.
The Insights page shows views and form submissions across your workspace's projects for the last 7, 30, or 90 days, with a daily activity chart, your top projects, and the most recent responses.
Each client now has its own workspace at its own portal address, where published content opens inside a header that carries the workspace's logo and brand color. Team members sign in once and see everything shared with them in one place.
Publishing a project creates a share link anyone can open, plus embed code that places it on your own website and resizes to fit the page. One published project can be sent directly or embedded, with no separate copies to maintain.
A project can require a password before it opens, whether visitors arrive through the link or through an embed. Once someone enters it, the project stays unlocked in that browser for 24 hours.