0.6.0
Released 31 August 2026. Read the announcement.
Public hosting with Sliick Edge
Section titled “Public hosting with Sliick Edge”- Publish forms on your own public web address with Sliick Edge, without Experience Cloud.
- Nothing is public until you choose, form by form. Copies of a form never inherit the setting.
- Publishing confirms your public address has the update.
- Check whether a form is ready to serve from the Share panel in the builder.
- Starting or stopping an A/B experiment takes effect immediately on publicly hosted forms.
- Choose which websites may embed a form or read its data with the embed allowlist.
- Copy a ready-made embed snippet from the builder’s Share tab.
- Publicly hosted forms use signed requests, so only your own forms can submit to your address.
Admin dashboard and Sliick Responses
Section titled “Admin dashboard and Sliick Responses”- Both pages are redesigned, with search, filter and sort in a sticky header.
- Delivery settings sit in one panel with a tab each for Sliick Edge, Experience Cloud and a custom site.
- The Experience Cloud tab previews the link a form would be given as you type.
- Sliick Responses shows the answers respondents gave, with a form’s questions as columns.
- Duplicating a form asks what to call the copy.
- The survey pulse panel is retired. The NPS starter and its answers are unchanged.
- The getting-started steps match the new dashboard.
Save and continue, and prefilled links
Section titled “Save and continue, and prefilled links”- Save and continue works for long forms and across devices, and saved progress lasts seven days.
- A saved link stops working once used to submit.
- Switch on Accept a value from the page link to fill a field from a link. It is off by default.
- A field can keep its own link parameter name, so existing links survive a rename. Set it through a blueprint or the API.
- Answers already given are no longer overwritten when a form opens on a record.
- A checkbox set to start ticked recognises the common ways of writing that.
Building forms
Section titled “Building forms”- Multi-page forms can show each page’s name as a heading and on the review screen.
- The builder canvas matches what respondents see more closely.
- Forms that map more than one object show their object model, and ask which relationship should join two objects.
- Publishing catches fields that share a name and rules that loop.
- Text formatting settings apply to published forms without republishing.
- Theme colours accept more formats, and corner radius and field spacing are guided controls.
- Creating a form from a starter is reliable when several people do it at once.
- Fixed: a multi-select question with a preset answer could leave a form loading.
- The Contact and Event registration starters collect first and last name separately.
Clearer messages
Section titled “Clearer messages”- Around two dozen messages now explain what happened and what to do next.
- A correction that could not be applied is reported.
- Comparing two published versions shows only real differences.
Documentation
Section titled “Documentation”- A new uninstall guide covers what uninstalling removes and how to export your data first.
- The developer reference documents the packaged integration app, with a worked example.
- The delivery, results and object model sections of the admin guide are rewritten for the new dashboard.