Ask Luigi whether your last edit worked
Compare how each published version of a form performed, see which pages people sign up on, and get a new signup-form views metric — plus Editors who can actually edit.
"Did that change help?" used to be answered by squinting at a date on a chart. Now you can just ask.
Three new things Luigi can answer
- How did each version of this form perform? Every time you publish, that becomes a version Luigi can compare directly — signups, completions, and revenue per version, rather than a guess based on when you made the change.
- Which pages do people sign up on? A breakdown of views and signups across your storefront, page by page.
- When did this form change, and who changed it? The full publish history, with who published and what they noted.
You: did the version I published on Monday do better than the one before it?These live in chat with Luigi. There's no new dashboard page for them yet.
Signup-form views
A new metric leading the Forms section: views on the forms that actually ask for an email or phone, rather than every form you're running.
If you run a mix of quizzes, surveys, and signup forms, this is the number that tells you how much of your traffic is seeing an actual ask.
The date range stays where you put it
Pick a period on any analytics page and it stays put — across page loads, across the other analytics pages, and per store. Send someone a link with a range in it and that still wins.
Editors can edit
Editors can now change settings and use AI features, including form generation and onboarding. Integrations and team management stay Admin-only.
Previously an Editor could build a form but couldn't touch the settings that made it work.