Avo Feature Requests

I'd like to be able to pass user, page and group properties to the Inspector to get the same kind of validation we have in place for events and event properties.

To make the translation of the tracking plan changes into code changes more precise and intuative, it would be helpful to be able to tailor the pseudocode snippets to the implementation methods teams are using. For example if the web source is implemented with Google Tag manager, then the pseudocode would be on the GTM format, using the datalayer.push() method.

Would be helpful to be able to exclude certain tags in publishing integrations. So if there are a few events that we want to exclude from the publish, then we don't have to create a tag for everything we want to include and maintain that.

Currently, these properties still appear in the variant list, which creates clutter and makes it harder to focus on the relevant properties. If we could hide them whenever they are marked as "never sent" , it would help simplify the view.

Currently the events view can be sorted and filtered, but the properties view not. Would be great to be able to filter and sort there also to get a better overview over the properties I'm interested in and more easily find those I'm looking for.

I'm envisioning a search bar at the top of the table, where I can type in a keyword and the table is filtered to match the keyword

Need to find some old branches more easily based on string matches to the branch name. This helps us know how some tracking plan modifications were organized so that we can repeat it with a new request.

I'd like to be able to update user properties in a specific Event Variant, without updating them on the base event.

In order to easily share an Avo branch and it's context with collegues, it would be great if there was a ticketing integration with tools like Jira.

It would be useful to be able to prevent properties from going to certain destinations. For example PII that are useful for one destiantion but are not allowed to go to others.