With a specially tuned nudge in CommandBar, you can take advantage of "aha!" moments and encourage users to convert right in your app. Let’s look at how.

You can use a pin, or beacon, to highlight a specific feature in your product's UI, encouraging new users to try it out. We show you how to create a nudge that highlights a key feature to new users when they're exploring the app for the first time.

What if users are struggling to use a particular part of your app? Be proactive and nudge a help article on a challenging part of your product so users can better understand how to use it.

New users will find some parts of your product confusing. Learn how to prompt them with a survey so you can improve your onboarding process.

Magic Search is a place for users to search for anything in your product and see everything that's available. A great way to do that is to group actions and data into tabs. Take a look at how.

You can integrate your help center and make your documentation searchable in-app. Here's how.

Leverage Magic Search and make all your app's actions and data searchable from within your product.

Offer a call-to-action to users reading a help article to take immediate action and go to the exact right spot inside your app to apply what they've just read.

We take a look at setting up a questlist for onboarding to help new users get started. This guides users through a multi-step checklist, encouraging them to get set up and take a look at key features.

Here we chain together different nudges to create a product tour, guiding a user around your application so they can discover key aspects of a new feature.

In this example, we show how you can create a nudge to announce a new community event to relevant users of your app with an eye-catching modal.

You can use CommandBar to show off a new feature that you have shipped. We walk through creating a nudge, which will display to users of your app, announcing the new feature being available.

Answer users' questions directly in your app instead of showing them relevant docs by using GPT in HelpHub to auto-generate questions and answers.

We show contextually relevant actions in the bar to users as they move around your product. You can help users to discover new features, get help, and understand how your product works with recommendations configured to show using metadata.

Increase the productivity of users in your app. This guides you through adding multiple actions on records, enabling power users to perform quick actions on data without waiting for a new page to load.

With Magic Search users can discover features, but what if it's on a paid plan? We show you how to create an upgrade command that guides a user to an upgrade path when trying to use a feature.

Here's how to create synonyms for command search terms, ensuring your users can find the features and data they're looking for, even when they don't use the exact same keywords that you do.

The Magic Search bar makes actions and navigation searchable. You can also make your app's data available to your bar, making that searchable too. We walk through the different ways you can use to get data into the bar and then show you how it all works.

CommandBar integrates with Segment to send data to any destination, and pull in Segment events and properties into CommandBar. We take a look at the setup flow and then a Segment event as an experience trigger.

So you've just launched a new feature, but what do folks think of it? Find out by prompting users to complete a quick survey targeting those who just tried it out.