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# 2019

### Version 2.0

* We changed the term “Customer” to “Member” to represent that fact that participants in your programs can be clients, employees (sales, executives), industry thought leaders, partners, etc. Accordingly, the “Customers” tab is now labeled “Membership”, with new sub-tabs for Members, Invited, and Targets.
* In your Client Settings, you can define the Activity Types that you offer members to participate in when they join your program, and you can give each Activity Type an Engagement Score to represent the level of engagement that activity represents relative to other activities.
* For each member, you can now specify that member’s Activity Types Willing to Do, and create forms using any form-builder app to allow members to select their own Activity Types Willing to Do.
* You can now track the activities that your members participate in, logging the Date, Activity Type, and any Notes you’d like to enter.
* There is a new primary tab called Activities that shows all the activities your customers have done.
* On your SlapFive homepage, there is a summary view of the most Recent Activities.
* On the Members tab, you can click a member name to see the new Engagement Dashboard for that member. On this page, you can:
  * Toggle the Member Status between Active, Paused, and Inactive.
  * Log an Engagement Note to remind yourself or others of any special circumstances affecting this member’s participation in your program.
  * See the member’s Engagement Score, Response Rate, days since Last Activity.
  * See the Activity History for this member and log a new Activity.
* By sending Prompts, you can offer Members opportunities to engage in activities.
* On a Prompt, you can specify an Activity Granted on Response if you’d like to automatically log an activity for any member who responds to this prompt.
* On a Board, you can specify to Grant Activity on View if you’d like to log an Activity for any member who you share a board with and who subsequently views that board.