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Released: July 2024
AI Assist
Strivacity AI Assist is an intelligent helper embedded directly within the Strivacity product, including the admin console, organization portal, and My Account portal. It leverages the latest advancements in large language models (LLMs), meticulously trained on our comprehensive product documentation and use cases. This allows AI Assist to provide contextually relevant advice, instructions, and explanations as you interact with the product. Talk to your Customer Success manager to set up AI Assit in your environment.
Passkeys
Strivacity has expanded its FIDO2 support (we are a FIDO2 certified server now through the full support of passkeys. Passkeys makes logging in easy and secure for customers by utilitizing their device's biometric features, enabling multi-factor authentication in a single, easy to use step. We even include optional Passkey promotion pages to encourage users to upgrade to Passkeys when they create or change their passwords.
A/B Testing
Ever want to make a small change in your CIAM experience to see what happens without disrupting your entire user base? Do you want to understand how business objective achievement changes if you make a change to your customer’s experience?
With Strivacity’s A/B Testing feature, you can now create experiments, target customers for those experiments, and view the results. And our robust dashboard capabilities makes gaining deep insight on how these experiments could affect your bottom line. Strivacity’s A/B testing makes testing alternative workflows for your brand a snap.
Automated account lifecycle management
Automated account lifecycle management allows customers to do automatic operations on accounts based on account activity/non-activity or if an account has certain group/role memberships or attributes. These actions happen automatically in the background and are captured and auditable, as always, inside of our Account Events. Automated Account Lifecycle Management
Journey builder
We continue to build out our Journey Builder feature, enabling brands to construct custom journeys for their customer without the need to write any code. In this release we add:
🌟NEW🌟 Journey library: Strivacity now has an ever expanding list of pre-build custom journeys for you to add to your applications. Using Journeys
🛠️UPDATE🛠️ Condition step: You can now create conditions based on group, role memberships, and time-based conditions. Condition step
🛠️UPDATE🛠️ Persist data step: You can now update a customer’s identifier in the persist data step Persist data step
🛠️UPDATE🛠️ Consent step: You can now present a selected consent to a user inside this new journey step Consent step. We also have a new dasboard widget to see your consent acceptace and revocation rates.
🛠️UPDATE🛠️ Custom code step: You can now author custom code as a journey step. It's like having a lifecycle event hook inside of your journey. Custom code step
🛠️UPDATE🛠️ Set cooke step: You can now drop a cookie and populated it with context, account, or other local variable data.
Custom multi-factor authenticator
You can now create a customer authenticator integration that seamlessly embeds into the Strivacity policy-driven workflows. Once you’ve coded up your custom integration, this new authenticator becomes available inside any adaptive access policy. Works great for setting up integrations with Firebase and social providers such as WhatsApp or even Slack.
Custom multi-factor authenticator
Code editor snippets
Lifecycle Event Hooks now have an expanding list of code snippets available right inside of Strivacity IDEs. These code snippets are curated specifically for each Lifecycle Event Hook type. Developers can use these as a quick start to customizing their brand’s customer journeys.
Other stories
- Added the ability to define tags and apply them to applications and policies
- You can now copy and clone journeys
- Our account create and password change API endpoints now support an "ignorePasswordPolicy" flag when creating passwords via API.
- Improved filtering experience for account management, policies, and other filter intensive administrative experiences
- MFA change notifications are no longer sent if they are performed during an initial registration flow for an account.
- Account locks are now distinctly called out inside of account events and can be tracked on the dashboard https://docs.strivacity.com/docs/account-events
- Improved the user experience of assigning organization roles in the admin console
- Added support for PageUp and PageDown buttons when viewing lists of things, such as policies
- Added the ability to see the organization associated with an invitation inside the list of invitations
- Added “?” as one of the specified special characters in the password quality policy https://docs.strivacity.com/docs/password-quality-settings
- We’ve updated our bot risk scoring behavior to minimize false positives. https://docs.strivacity.com/docs/adaptive-rules
- We doubled the size of our brand policy limits from 16k to 32k. https://docs.strivacity.com/docs/branding-visualizer
- Account identifier information is now available inside of hook contexts.
- The "skip mfa if there is only one method available" configuration in Adaptive Access policies is now available for registrations as well.
- We now support Infobip as a telephony provider.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue where a restricted character, the apostrophe ( ‘ ), was not causing the proper error (STY-5091)
- Fixed an issue where an invalid secret would return a 500 error instead of 401 (STY-5377)
- Fixed an issue where updating an organization role would populate the role list incorrectly (STY-5509)