The use case: how Onapsis deploys Pendo
Onapsis used Pendo in-app guides, specifically a badge, tooltips and a Resource Center news announcement, to tell users and internal stakeholders that a new feature was being released as a beta. This let them scale back a planned launch at the last minute without delaying their release schedule.
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That’s always the interesting thing about Pendo—you think something is going to work one way and then you look in Pendo and you’re like, ‘Oh, why didn’t it work? That’s not what I expected.’ And then when you think about it, it just makes so much more sense.Other companies using Pendo
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By using Pendo badges and tooltips, Onapsis was able to launch their first-ever beta and stick to their bi-weekly launch cadence. They bought themselves time, were able to gather critical data about how their users engaged with the update, and have since employed a similar strategy to incrementally roll out other features.