The Mixpanel SDK provides an analytics platform to track user interactions, behavior flows, and app events in real time. It offers powerful tools for funnel analysis, retention tracking, and cohort analysis to help product teams make data-driven decisions. When to use Use the Mixpanel SDK when you need to: Common Use Cases Steps to Register… Continue reading Mixpanel
Category: Design
Fallback Task Group
The Fallback Task Group feature in vDesigner 2.0 enhances error handling by providing an alternative execution path when a task fails. It ensures continuity in workflows and allows developers to define custom error-handling logic using system-defined or user-defined exceptions. When to Use Use the Fallback Task Group when you want to: Common Use Cases Concept… Continue reading Fallback Task Group
Fetch Latest Config
This task ensures that the latest configuration changes are deployed on the server. If it finds the latest configuration changes, it applies them to the application. Use Cases You can use the Fetch Latest Config task in the following use cases: Steps to Configure Property Name Description Mandatory Reference Name The reference name specifies the… Continue reading Fetch Latest Config
Upper
The Upper function converts any input string into uppercase letters. It helps ensure uniform text formatting for display, comparison, or data storage. When to Use: Use this function when you want to standardize user input or backend values by converting them to uppercase—especially useful in validations, searches, or ID comparisons. Common Use Cases: Concept You… Continue reading Upper
Date Diff Hours
Introduction This function subtracts one date from another date and returns a numeric value in hours, such as 2 hours, 6 hours, 10 hours, or 15 hours. While calculating the difference between two dates, you can provide static dates, or the DATEDIFFHOURS function can dynamically pick dates from attributes and elements. Use Cases You can use the DATEDIFFHOURS function… Continue reading Date Diff Hours
Date Diff Months
Introduction This function subtracts one date from another date and returns a numeric value in months, such as 2 months, 5 months, 15 months, or 36 months. While calculating the difference between two dates, you can provide static dates, or the DATEDIFFMONTHS function can dynamically pick dates from attributes and elements. Use Cases You can… Continue reading Date Diff Months
Date Diff Years
Introduction This function subtracts one date from another date and returns a numeric value in years, such as 2 years, 5 years, 15 years, or 24 years. While calculating the difference between two dates, you can provide static dates, or the DATEDIFFYEARS function can dynamically pick dates from attributes and elements. Use Cases You can use the DATEDIFFYEARS function… Continue reading Date Diff Years
Seconds Dif From Now
The SecondsDifFromNow function calculates the difference in seconds between a given date-time and the current system date-time. It is useful for precise, second-level time comparisons in real-time operations, validations, or monitoring workflows. When to Use Use SecondsDifFromNow when you need to: It is ideal for scenarios where even minor time gaps matter, such as banking… Continue reading Seconds Dif From Now
Months Dif From Now
The MonthsDifFromNow function calculates the number of full months between a given date and the current system date. It helps track the duration of time passed in months, especially useful in workflows involving installment plans, tenure-based validation, or reminders. When to Use Use the MonthDifFromNow function when you need to: This is particularly useful in… Continue reading Months Dif From Now
Years Dif From Now
The YearsDifFromNow function calculates the difference in full years between a given date and the current system date. It is commonly used to determine durations such as age, account tenure, or time passed since a particular event. When to Use Use YearsDifFromNow when you need to: This function is ideal for banking and financial workflows… Continue reading Years Dif From Now