Feature Requests

Feature Request: Dynamic Variables Mapping Description: Implement a feature that allows users to map dynamic variables to widget fields within Marker.io . This enhancement would enable the integration of various data points, such as the reporter's email or browser version, into the custom fields of existing integrations. Key Benefits: Enhanced Data Accuracy: Automatically capture and map relevant data, reducing manual entry errors. Improved Workflow Efficiency: Streamline the reporting process by pre-filling custom fields with dynamic data. Customizable Integrations: Provide greater flexibility in how data is collected and utilized across different platforms and integrations. Use Cases: Automatically map the reporter’s email to a designated custom field in project management tools. Capture browser version details and include them in bug reports within issue tracking systems. Store additional user-specific information directly into custom fields of integrations for better context and traceability.

Allow users to customize the label of a field on the Marker.io widget independently from the field name in the connected tool (e.g., ClickUp, Azure DevOps). Feature Overview Customizable Field Labels : Provide the option to rename the label of a field displayed on the widget without changing the actual field name in the integrated tool. Tool-Specific Flexibility : Ensure this customization works for all integrations, including but not limited to ClickUp and Azure DevOps. Use Case In ClickUp, users might have a field named "Submitted by" but prefer the widget to display this as "Your email" for clarity to external submitters. For Azure DevOps, users may want to rename "Repro Steps" to "Description" on the widget to better align with their workflow or make it more intuitive for their team. Benefits Makes the widget easier to use and understand for external contributors or team members unfamiliar with the field names in the connected tool. Provides greater flexibility to adapt Marker.io to match the specific language and needs of different teams or use cases. Reduces confusion by letting users tailor the experience to their audience, improving overall usability.