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DevRev user flows examples

Explore DevRev user flow examples. Preview the opening screens and steps for each task. Bridging the gap between developers (Dev) and end-users (Rev) across the globe

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Signing up

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DevRev Sign In screen

This flow guides a new user through the process of signing up, verifying their email and phone number, setting up their DevRev Org, customizing UI style, creating a profile, collaborating wit

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TKT-4 PLuG Conversations to Tickets screen
TKT-4 PLuG Conversations to Tickets screen

This user flow facilitates the process of creating, editing, and managing ticket attributes within a support ticket system, enhancing collaborative efforts and task tracking.

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This flow facilitates a user in communicating with a customer through a series of messages, allowing for checking information, responding, editing, saving, adding an emoji, ending with a summ

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Creating new issue

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This user flow enables the creation and detailing of a new issue, allowing for the addition and customization of specific attributes, linking of records, and setting dependencies, thereby str

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This user flow details the process for managing and archiving parts within a project, impacting related tickets and issues accordingly.

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This user flow facilitates the process of inviting teammates to a platform, allowing a user to send invitations by email, and track the status of these invitations.

This flow guides a user through setting up and importing projects from a third-party service into DevRev, connecting the user's DevRev account with an external service for integration and dat

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