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# Welcome to Cueflow

Cueflow is a powerful in-app messaging platform that helps you communicate with your users at the right time, in the right place. Create targeted banners, modals, checklists, feedback surveys, and changelogs to engage your users and drive product adoption.

## What You Can Do with Cueflow

### In-App Messages

* **Banners** - Display important announcements at the top or bottom of your app
* **Modals** - Show rich content dialogs for feature announcements, promotions, or important information
* **Checklists** - Guide users through onboarding or feature adoption with interactive task lists
* **Feedback Surveys** - Collect NPS scores, ratings, and feedback directly in your app
* **Changelogs** - Keep users informed about product updates with an in-app changelog widget

### Smart Targeting

Show messages to the right users based on:

* **Contact properties** - Target by plan, role, signup date, or any custom attribute
* **Page context** - Show messages on specific pages or URL patterns
* **Events** - Trigger messages based on user behavior and actions

### Analytics

Track how your messages perform:

* View counts
* Click-through rates
* Feedback response rates
* Checklist completion rates

## Getting Help

If you need assistance, reach out to our support team or check the relevant section in this documentation.

Let's get started!


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