50skills Product News

The Navigator, our AI journey builder, now runs on Claude Opus 4.8. On our full evaluation suite it completes 95.7% of cases correctly, up from 78.3%, while responding about 31% faster. This means better journeys from the same prompts, sooner.

Great use cases

• Describe a five-country onboarding flow once and get the branching, forms and actions laid out correctly on the first pass.
• Paste a long form specification and let the Navigator build the form fields for you.
• Ask it to connect a marketplace app step into an existing journey and get the field mapping right.

Important to know!

• There's nothing to switch on. Every Navigator session already uses the new model. 🧠
• Credits per session are slightly lower than before.
• Faster, more accurate journey building
• No change to how you use the Navigator
• Lower credit usage per session

Let us know if you have questions or feedback on this feature.

You can now edit any traveller field directly in the table, not just text. Click a cell and either pick from the list or edit the value on the spot. This makes fixing and updating traveller data much faster than opening the sidebar for each person.

Great use cases

• Correct a batch of start dates after a policy change without opening each new hire one by one.
• Reassign the manager on several travellers by picking from the user list right in the table.
• Fix a mistyped email or phone number the moment you spot it in the list.

Important to know!

• Works in both the company travellers table and the journey travellers table, for text, email, phone, single and multi select, date, user, file and number fields. 🧠
• Fields with a list of options open the picker right away. Free-value fields show a small menu first: Copy, Edit, Send email or Remove.
• Invalid emails, phone numbers, dates and numbers are rejected on save, so bad data doesn't slip in.
• Every traveller field type can be edited inline
• Pick-from-list fields open instantly, free-value fields offer actions first
• Email and Mobile number columns now edit inline too

Let us know if you have questions or feedback on this feature.

When you delete a branch in the journey builder, the confirmation now lists every action that goes with it and tells you whether they can be restored. This makes it much harder to lose work by accident.

Before

After

Great use cases

• Clean up an abandoned "Contractor" path in your onboarding journey and see at a glance which actions you're removing.
• Check before deleting that the branch holds only published actions you can bring back by reverting to an earlier version.

• Spot a never-published action you forgot about before it disappears for good.

Important to know!

• If any action in the branch has never been published, you'll tick "I understand" before the Delete button enables. 🧠
• Actions that were published before can be restored by reverting the journey to an earlier version.
• The list is collapsible for large branches.
• Every action being removed is listed before you confirm
• Restorable and unrestorable actions are clearly separated
• An explicit confirmation protects never-published work

Let us know if you have questions or feedback on this feature.

You can now decide how the form link looks in the Send form notification email: a styled button, an inline text link, or the plain URL. A live preview shows exactly what your recipient will see while you set it up.

This makes your form emails look polished without leaving the journey builder.

Great use cases

• Send a clear "Complete your onboarding form" button to new hires, so the next step is impossible to miss.

• Use an inline text link in a short manager reminder, where a big button would feel out of place.

• Keep the plain URL for emails that some recipients read in text-only clients.

Important to know!

• Click the "Form link" pill in the Send form action's email to pick Button, Text or URL and edit the label. 🧠

• New form links default to a button labelled "Open form". Existing actions keep working exactly as before until you change them.

• The floating preview updates as you type and can be reopened from the eye icon in the footer.
• Pick Button, Text or URL for the form link in your email

• Edit the label and preview the result live

• Existing emails are unchanged unless you opt in

Let us know if you have questions or feedback on this feature.

You can now set a default value on input fields when building an form (external forms and Send form actions). When a recipient receives the form, this field has already been filled out for them with an estimated answer, but they can change it if they see fit.

This makes it easier to guide respondents toward the common answer and cuts down on the typing they have to do.

Great use cases

• Default the "Start date" on a new-hire registration form to the first of next month, so most people just confirm it.

• Set the country or office location on a regional signup form, so respondents only fill in what's actually theirs.

Important to know!

• Works for text, long text, kennitala, number, date, email, phone, single choice, multiple choice and dropdown fields. 🧠

• The default shows in the builder, the Preview tab, the public form and the portal form.

• File upload fields and the locked Full name and Email fields don't take a default.

• Set a default on any input field in the external form builder

• Respondents see the default and can change it if needed

Fewer blank fields, fewer abandoned forms

Let us know if you have questions or feedback on this feature.

You can now connect the tools you already use straight from the App marketplace, no endpoint setup, no response mapping, no building from scratch. This makes it easier to get an integration running in seconds instead of hours.

​How to use

You can find a list of available tools in two locations:

App marketplace under company settings

The App list in the Journey builder

1. Browse the list of available tools,
2. Click on the one you want
3. Follow the given instructions & add the required information to connect
4. Start using in journeys ❤️‍🔥

🤖You can also use the Navigator to use these integrations, regardless if they are connected or not.

​The future

We already connect to many of the most used HR & Communication apps out there but we a very large list of things we are working on currently and in the near future.

If you want to voice your opinion on an integration that you feel like is important to you and is not in the current marketplace, simply send us a quick request.

Important to know!

• Find it under Settings → Integrations → App marketplace, and filter by All, Connected or Available. 🧠
• Connecting gives you your own copy of the app's setup — your changes never affect anyone else, and improvements we make reach you automatically.
• The Integration Builder is still there for anything custom that isn't in the marketplace yet.
• Pre-built apps you can connect with one click or a set of credentials
• Search and filter to see what's connected and what's available
• Custom integrations still available in the Integration Builder

Let us know if you have questions or feedback on this feature. 🍵

You can now set conditions on form elements using data from the journey, not just answers from earlier in the same form. This makes it easier to show people only the questions that actually apply to them.

How to use

You use this like you would add any condition on to a form field but instead of selecting from the current form you select "From journey workflow".

There you can see all the data that you have access to and can create your conditions from that.

Here is an example for a use case where we only want the new employee to see parking options if they are in the Stockholm office.

Great use cases

• Only ask for a work permit number when the new hire's country is outside the EU, everyone else never sees the question.
• Show the equipment section only when the role isn't remote, so remote hires skip questions about desk setup and office keys.
• Ask for a parking preference only when the traveller's office is Stockholm.

Important to know!

• Journey data includes traveller details, journey fields, and outputs from earlier actions in the journey. 🧠
• You can only use this in the form builder in the "Send form" action - not external form triggers.
• Preview the form as a real traveller to check your conditions resolve the way you expect.
• Form elements can be shown or hidden based on journey data, not just form answers
• Works with text, number, date, yes/no and choice fields
• Mix journey conditions and form answer conditions on the same element

Let us know if you have questions or feedback on this feature.

You can now pick exactly which weekdays form reminders are allowed to send. Choose any combination, weekdays only, never on weekends, or your own set, and any reminder that would land on a day you've switched off automatically moves to the next allowed day.

Great use cases

• Don't nudge a new hire about their onboarding form on a Saturday, a reminder due over the weekend waits until Monday.
• Match your team's working week, send only Sunday–>Thursday for regions where that's the work week.
• Keep reminders to set days like Mon/Wed/Fri, so people aren't chased every single day.

Important to know!

• Find it under Reminder days in the Send form action's reminder settings. 🗓️
• A reminder due on a day you've switched off automatically shifts to your next allowed day (in the journey's timezone).
• At least one day has to stay selected, and editing the days reschedules reminders that are already in flight.
• Restrict form reminders to the weekdays you choose
• Reminders that land on a skipped day move to the next allowed day

You can now apply a date format anywhere you map a date in your actions and create your own formats to reuse across journeys. So a date can read one way in a contract and a completely different way when it's sent to another system, all from the same value.

When working with date fields, on the blue pills, you can now see a configuration section.

If you click on them you can select what date format will be used for this field when the action runs in the workflow.

Select between standardized date formats or create your own using our date format builder. 🧠

Great use cases

• Drop a date into an employment contract exactly how it should read — e.g. "28 May 2026" or "May 28, 2026" — instead of a raw timestamp.
• Send dates to a third-party system in the precise format its API expects (e.g. 2026-05-28), so integrations don't reject them.
• Save the formats your team uses most and reuse them everywhere, so dates look consistent across every journey.

Important to know!

• Apply a format to any mapped date variable in your actions. 🗓️
• Choose from built-in formats, or create your own custom presets.
• Custom presets are shared across your workspace, and managed by admins.
• Apply a date format to any mapped date in your actions
• Pick a built-in format or create your own custom one
• Saved presets are reusable across all your journeys

You can now set default values in input fields when building forms. This makes it easier to pre-fill common answers and reduce friction in your customer interactions.

Great use cases

• Auto-fill the new-hire form from the signed offer — HR reviews and confirms instead of retyping every field from the contract.
• Pre-fill promotion requests with the employee's current role and salary — managers only edit what's actually changing, so the diff is obvious to HR.
• Carry last quarter's review goals into this quarter's form — managers refine instead of starting from a blank page.

Important to know!

• You can field map values received from other actions in the journey. 🧠
• You can only use this in the form builder in the "Send form" action - not external form triggers.

• Input fields in forms can have a mapped default value
• Pre-fill common responses to streamline your customer conversations
• Works with dynamic data mapping for flexible default value setup

Let us know if you have questions or feedback on this feature.