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Changelog

Learn how to use the ProductBridge Changelog to publish product updates, announce new features, and keep your users informed about what is new.

Keep Users in the Loop

The Changelog is your public-facing feed for product updates. Announce new features, improvements, bug fixes, and breaking changes in a structured, browsable format. Users can follow your changelog to stay informed, and you close the feedback loop by showing that their input drives real product changes.

Publishing an Update

Create a New Entry

Open Changelog under Modules in the sidebar and click New Entry. Enter a title that clearly describes the update (e.g., "New: Bulk feedback export" or "Fix: Dashboard loading performance").

Write the Details

Add a description covering what changed, why it matters, and any action users need to take. Use markdown formatting for clarity — headings, bullet points, and code blocks are all supported.

Tag and Categorize

Add tags to categorize the entry:

  • New Feature — Entirely new capabilities
  • Improvement — Enhancements to existing features
  • Bug Fix — Resolved issues
  • Breaking Change — Changes that require user action

You can also link the entry to the roadmap item it fulfills.

Publish

Click Publish to make the entry live. Subscribed users receive a notification, and the entry appears on your public changelog page.

Changelog Page

Your changelog lives on your public portal's Changelog tab at https://{your-subdomain}.productbridge.io/changelog. The page displays entries in reverse chronological order. You can link directly to a specific entry with the ?post={postId} query parameter:

https://{your-subdomain}.productbridge.io/changelog?post=POST_ID

You can also surface your changelog inside your product with the in-app widget by setting defaultTab: 'changelog'.

Linking Changelog to Feedback

When you publish a changelog entry for a feature that users requested, ProductBridge can automatically notify everyone who submitted or voted on the related feedback. This closes the loop and shows users their voice matters.

If the changelog entry is linked to a roadmap item with feedback, ProductBridge sends notifications to users who contributed that feedback. Notifications go via email or in-app, depending on user preferences.

Scheduling and Drafts

Not ready to publish yet? Save entries as drafts and schedule them for later:

  • Drafts — Work on entries without publishing. Only team members can see drafts.
  • Scheduled Publishing — Set a date and time for automatic publishing. Useful for coordinating announcements with releases.