12 May 2022 (v2.72)
ReachFive v2.72
expands the fields by which you can filter export definitions, webhooks, and pub/sub hooks and restored some analytics pages. There’s a new role on the ReachFive Console and we have improved your ability to see which of your user profiles are compromised. We also fixed a few issues.
Security
Compromised profile alerts
We have added a new user event (profile_compromised
) to better inform you about when a user’s profile has been compromised. The event is only available to extract with a webhook or Pub/Sub hook if the compromised-profile
feature is enabled on your ReachFive Console.
For more on user events and event types, see User Events. |
Integration
Filters
You can now filter more attributes for export definitions, User-event webhooks, and Pub/Sub hooks.
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All of the address model attributes.
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User
nickname
,middlename
,username
andname
attributes from the user profile model. -
Verified and unverified emails from the emails object.
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Origins values that you can define in the SDKs or through the API
Analytics
We’ve restored the browsers and operating systems usage analytics pages, under the Analytics menu of the ReachFive Console.
You will find those analytics pages using the following links:
https://console.reach5.co/<accountId>/technology/system
https://console.reach5.co/<accountId>/technology/browser
New webhook triggers
It is now possible to use the following user event types to trigger a User-event webhooks:
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authorization_deleted
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authorization_granted
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authorization_refused
For more on user events and event types, see User Events. |
Fixes
Item | Fixed |
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It was impossible to display more than |
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In some cases, custom email fields weren’t searchable in the ReachFive Console. |
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When importing a lite profile and then a managed profile with the same |
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The duration of the stepup |
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