We’re a small team at Jadu - mainly designers and developers, project managers and testers - so when our CEO Suraj Kika laid out three core principles that will guide the company through the next few months, it provided important focus. We’re good at making tools and supporting our customers to make best use of those tools.

Last month, we released phase one of the exciting, new and improved Data Export Management feature. The previous blog post covered how easy it is to now export your form data, in bulk and from one centralised place in your Jadu Control Centre using CSV, XML and JSON formats.

We have good news for our Forms (XFP) and Content Portal users, from the 4th February 2020, there will be an easier way to export your form data, in bulk and from one centralised place in your Jadu Control Centre. The data will be exportable in CSV, XML and JSON formats.

With General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) top of the agenda in Europe, it's important to ensure Cookie Consent Banners are fully compliant.

We’re enhancing webhooks capabilities within Jadu CXM. Using webhooks along with the service API means that you have the tools to build light touch real-time, two-way integration between CXM and your other third party tools, without the need to wait for Jadu to build a 'core' integration. 

Jadu navigation menus can now be tailored to specific user needs! "We ran a survey earlier this year about 'menu management' and have listened.

Having recently moved from a legacy provider to Jadu CXM, the experience of moving CRMs is still front of mind for Hounslow’s Customer Relations Manager, Tina Dunkin. So, to help those on a similar journey, Tina has listed 8 tips to help others.