Mobile versions 5.16.3–5.16.4
This week’s updates introduce flexible meeting types, improve personalized Sidekick recommendations, and add clearer controls for AI features. We also made improvements to login messaging, CMS access, event configuration, and attendee scheduling.
New features
• Personalized Sidekick recommendations: Sidekick can now provide personalized feed items based on an attendee’s agenda, interests, favorites, recent activity, event phase, and upcoming sessions. Recommendations can include agenda reminders, session suggestions, sponsor follow-ups, and post-event recaps.
• More control over Sidekick AI: Event teams can now control whether Sidekick may generate actions from the Actions Library. When enabled, Sidekick can suggest relevant action buttons in its responses; when disabled, it uses only actions explicitly attached to feed items. Sidekick AI also respects attendee opt-in settings and available AI credits.
• Sidekick RainFocus sign-in: Sidekick widgets on RainFocus event pages can now authenticate registered attendees using their RainFocus attendee ID.
Improvements and fixes
• More relevant Sidekick agendas: Sidekick now focuses on upcoming sessions and meetings by default. Past items can still be included when an attendee specifically asks about them.
• More reliable For You recommendations: Sponsor recommendations now load correctly when For You is enabled, without requiring the attendee to tap another tab first. Refreshing the screen also refreshes recommendations.
• Clearer attendee login messaging: Attendees who try to sign in with an email address that is not registered now receive a more accurate message.
• Clearer Login Code labels: The Global Settings and app details fields now identify the value as Login Code for Testers, making its intended use clearer for event teams.
• More flexible profile bios: Existing bios longer than 500 characters, including bios containing HTML, can now be edited without being cut off or showing an incorrect character counter. New bios continue to use the standard 500-character limit where applicable.
• Improved CMS error handling: CMS now provides dedicated error screens when a page cannot load or an unexpected error occurs. Users can reload where appropriate and sign out when authentication or organization data cannot be loaded.
• Clearer access restrictions: When a user does not have permission to open a CMS page, the page now displays a clear No Access message instead of silently redirecting them elsewhere.
• More reliable event settings: Push notification location settings now save correctly when switched on or off. Multi-part CMS forms also provide success confirmation only after all changes have been saved successfully.
• Fewer scheduling conflicts: Session conflicts that cross midnight are now detected correctly, helping prevent attendees from enrolling in overlapping sessions.
All features are available in the most recent version of Amego.
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