Changelog

Users now have full control over their expertise profiles. They can manually add topics, hide them from their profile, or remove them entirely.

Based on feedback, we’ve updated our in-app NPS survey to appear after users search or post a question or answer. If you notice anything unusual, please let us know.

Over the past few weeks, we have enhanced topic management in the admin area and introduced new functionalities like creating new custom topics. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to reach out to us.

• To provide a faster and more flexible experience across all devices, we’ve shifted our focus to our Progressive Web App (PWA) and removed the native app from app stores. Learn more about our PWA here: https://help.starmind.com/docs/progressive-web-app-pwa

If you’re using SCIM for your automated user management in Starmind, we’re pleased to let you know that we support further attributes:

• Over the last weeks, we improved the Topics page to help you better understand how teams work together. You can see which themes are emerging, how people contribute to them, and how collaboration connects different topics. The latest update adds a new graph that shows how topics are connected through real-world collaboration and how expertise flows between people, projects, and tools.
• We've officially removed the Insights page. The old "skill wheel" can now be found on the Topics page, as mentioned above.

Admin users with content permissions can now manage the parents of a topic, except for AI-generated parent relationships.

• Check out the updated Connectors Management page! 🥁 We've added new connectors and are offering a sneak peek at upcoming ones. If any of the upcoming connectors catch your eye, you can subscribe to be notified as soon as they're available.

Admin users with content permissions can now merge topics with others (Admin area > Content management > Topics). Contact your Account Manager if you have questions.

In Experts, we're now showing the AI-identified topics to provide users with additional context on why certain individuals are matched as experts.