New Feature: AI Thank Yous

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How-To Turn on Your AI Thank Yous

1. Go to 'Settings' and click on 'General'

2. Scroll down to 'Thank you email' and toggle on

3. Click 'Save' and watch the gratitude flow in

What your recipients see:

1. Hooray! You sent a gift! Your recipient will receive an email with a prompt to 'Send a Thank You'.

2. They can choose from prewritten thank you greetings or create their own.

3. Your lucky recipient also gets to choose an image to attach their greeting.

4. Voila! Their 'Thank You' has been added to the 'Thank Yous' tab your dashboard.

New Feature: Save to Drafts

Here's how it works:

1. Tap 'Create a Gifting Template' in the Reward Link Tab and begin

2. Realize you have missing info or get distracted by a cute cat GIF

3. Save your progress for later

4. Come back to your drafts anytime!

​Feature Reminder: Detailed Report Summary Menu

Impress your CFO in the best way going into every quarter (especially the holiday season!).

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Check it out:

1. Go to you 'Reports' tab and tap on 'Detailed reports'

2. Tap on 'Summary' for a dropdown menu that shows your budget usage history

3. Enter a date range for even more detailed reports

4. Get a coffee, the manual work is done!

Small Fixes & Bugs (Sept 2025)

Here’s a roundup of the small improvements we made that weren’t quite screenshot-worthy, but still worth sharing

1. ​Preview Problems, Begone
   
   We fixed an issue where the reward preview wasn’t displaying correctly before sending out a reward. Finally, what you see is what you get.

2. Empty Physical Gifting Categories, No More
   
   Issue with showing categories with no products on the physical gifting catalog was resolved.

3. ​Hungary Appearing Twice
   
   We’re popular in Hungary, but not popular enough for it to appear twice on our list of countries, so we fixed that.

4. ​Physical Gifting Catalog Internal Scroll
   
   For some silly reason our new physical gifting catalog had a surprise internal scroll bar. Inexcusable. I guess we’ll have to fire one of our front end developers. This isn’t Geocities in 1998.
   
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