Release Notes Sprint 41 - Jan 31st 2024

Here are the new features brought by this new sprint.

The document regarding DE and DS is here.

Displaying MMX-imported Response Curves

It is now possible to have a first level of support in order to display historical response curves that have been imported from MMX response curves:

Improved scenario header

The scenario page has been improved with a new scenario header, to avoid the confusion with the previous top right buttons. Now the "edit scenario" button is the main primary action available, with the "..." menu having been moved to the left of the scenario name:

Upload response curves from Admin Settings

It is now possible for an admin to upload Response Curves so that they can be used to display them as "historical response curves" and also use them to generate scenarios.

This feature is available in the admin settings, with a design that will be improved at a later time:

Once the response curves are uploaded, it's necessary to create a new Admin Settings entry with as a response model version the web_<version code> defined when uploading the file.

The format of the file is the regular format currently used (downloadable from the historical response curves screen).

Create a scenario "from scratch"

The scenario creation "from scratch" has been made available, for now as a "feature toggle" to be adapted by the dev team within the tool Launchdarkly in order to modify the behaviour for the "Create scenario" button.

If no scenario is configured, then the scenario is created from the response model version, the name of which will be used as a "reference name", leaving all other parameters (constraints, market conditions, reference spend) empty

ROI in the Response Curve side panel

It's now possible to visualize the ROI values in the Response Curve side panel:

Design improvement for historical data menus

The menus have been improved, in line with the design guidelines:

Version information simplified in Scenario side panel

The version information is now provided at the bottom of the side panel, taking up less real estate: