• How to use Feedbucket on a production (live and public) website

  If you want to collect feedback on a live public website you do not want to show Feedbucket to all visitors. See how to control who sees the widget.Some readers

• Tags to organize the feedback

  Use tags to better organize the feedback. Some integrations can also sync tags/labels between Feedbucket and themselves.Few readers

• Submit Members only feedback

  If you need to submit feedback that only your Team can see and not your clients.Few readers

• Branding & White-label

  If you want to brand the Feedbucket widget in your own colors. Use your own logo or remove the Powered-By FeedbucketFew readers

• Collect feedback on images & designs

  Use Feedbucket to submit feedback on static images such as website designs. Can be configured to handle different devices.Few readers

• Feedbucket WordPress Plugin

  If you are using WordPress you can install Feedbucket using our WordPress plugin.Few readers

• Hide the Feedbucket widget

  If you want to quickly hide the widget from the website.Few readers

• User Feedback - Do not show feedback between users

  If you are a SaaS company and do not want users to see each others feedback you need to configure Feedbucket to use User Feedback.Few readers

• JavaScript API to customize the widget behavior

  Use our Javascript API to customize the Feedbucket experience. Use javascript methods to interact with the widget and listen to events from Feedbucket.Few readers

• How to submit feedback using video recording

  Use Feedbucket to submit feedback by recording your screen. Use your microphone if you want voice as well.Few readers

• How to set custom metadata on feedback

  If you want to attach custom metadata to feedback like a userID or something similarFew readers

• Close feedback submission

  You can quickly close the feedback submission which means that clients can no longer submit new feedback. Great if you use feedback rounds.Few readers