In order to capture information immediately after a user logs in that is not already available via our standard info capture (such as their shoe size, etc.), you can create custom fields to be prompted during onboarding and stored in the metadata
object of the user
. There are three different field types:
Bob
.^0x
.Pizza
, Ice Cream
.Confirm that you are using this app at your own risk
.All of these fields can be configured to be optional, meaning they can be skipped during onboarding. Additionally, all fields can be edited by the user in the Dynamic Widget.
In the Dynamic Dashboard, go to the Login and User Profile Settings page. Here, under “Additional User Information” you will see a list of your current available fields and at the bottom you will see a button to “Create New Field”.
In order to capture information immediately after a user logs in that is not already available via our standard info capture (such as their shoe size, etc.), you can create custom fields to be prompted during onboarding and stored in the metadata
object of the user
. There are three different field types:
Bob
.^0x
.Pizza
, Ice Cream
.Confirm that you are using this app at your own risk
.All of these fields can be configured to be optional, meaning they can be skipped during onboarding. Additionally, all fields can be edited by the user in the Dynamic Widget.
In the Dynamic Dashboard, go to the Login and User Profile Settings page. Here, under “Additional User Information” you will see a list of your current available fields and at the bottom you will see a button to “Create New Field”.