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﻿10/16/23 · Tech Demo﻿

Ben

🚨 Troubleshooting Tools

Troubleshoot event integrations, API interactions, and flag evaluations. In this video, Ben covers:
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- API logs, track interactions with the REST API, including request details and response bodies
- Flag checks feature, where you can view evaluations of individual flags.

﻿11/15/23 · Roadmap Update﻿

Gio

📏 Rule-based Audiences

In Schematic V0, you'll be able define the audience that gets a certain plan, add-on, or product. 
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You could do this very simply and merely add the companies that are part of the plan.
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Or you can use rules to create an audience with traits coming from your CRM and billing system. 
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⚖️ Reconciliation layer
 
Schematic integrates with your CRM so your sales and success users can continue managing customer packaging from their own familiar tool
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Schematic coordinates packaging across CRM and billing to ensure what the customer is getting billed and what they have access to is in sync
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Schematic bridges the divide between GTM and product

﻿10/23/23 · Roadmap Update﻿

Gio

📦 Entitlements

Entitlements are the core of Schematic. Take a look at how we're building them.
 
- Entitle features to plans according specific limits
- Feature types: boolean, event-based, trait-based
- Feature-level entitlement UX -> Flag-level targeting rules
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✅ Permissive policy
 
Companies in Schematic can be part of multiple plans at a once (Plan + Add On, etc). What happens when a company  is part of two plans that disagree on whether the company should have access?
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Answer:  Favor the most permissive policy

﻿10/16/23 · Tech Demo﻿

Ben

👥 Company / User model

We now support users that belong to multiple companies is a key need for our design partners

💾 Caching architecture

Learn how we've built our caching layer to ensure targeting doesn't go down and changes instantly.

﻿10/9/23 · Roadmap Update﻿

Gio

⛳️ Flags vs. features

In the next version of Schematic, we are separating flags and features. 
 
- Flags are code-level checks and you using targeting rules to roll them out
- Features are go-to-market concepts that can be have be associated to plans and company.
- Features are Boolean, usage-based, or value-based

🔢 Flag Evaluation Order
 
Once associated with a features, a flag gets rules applied according to a new set of rules applied at the feature level. In this order:
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1. Company Override
2. Plan Entitlement
3. Flag Rules

What's next?

We're building V0 right now and it's slated for release some time in January for our design partners. Here's a preview on what else is on the roadmap. 

📺 Tech Demos from Ben, our CTO
⛳️ Flags -> Features
📦 Plan Entitlements
🏢 Company Overrides
📏 Rules-based Plan Audience
👥 Many-to-many companies and users
📝 Change and error log
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﻿11/15/23 · Roadmap Update﻿

Gio

📏 Rule-based Audiences

In Schematic V0, you'll be able define the audience that gets a certain plan, add-on, or product. 
﻿
You could do this very simply and merely add the companies that are part of the plan.
﻿
Or you can use rules to create an audience with traits coming from your CRM and billing system. 
﻿

⚖️ Reconciliation layer
 
Schematic integrates with your CRM so your sales and success users can continue managing customer packaging from their own familiar tool
﻿
Schematic coordinates packaging across CRM and billing to ensure what the customer is getting billed and what they have access to is in sync
﻿
Schematic bridges the divide between GTM and product

V0 Roadmap﻿

🚨 Troubleshooting Tools

📏 Rule-based Audiences

📦 Entitlements

👥 Company / User model

💾 Caching architecture

⛳️ Flags vs. features

What's next?

Start using Schematic for free

📏 Rule-based Audiences

📦 Entitlements

👥 Company / User model

💾 Caching architecture

⛳️ Flags vs. features

V0 Roadmap