Changelog posts

Noticeable keeps a changelog of new features and releases for your users. A Beam agent reads a source your team points it at, such as a completed release record, applies your approved rule, and prepares a post with the details filled in for a person to send. It notes what it drafted and where the facts came from. Posts that describe a sensitive change, need marketing wording, or make a public claim your team must approve are handed to a person before anything goes live in front of users.

Newsfeed widget

Noticeable shows announcements inside your product through an embeddable newsfeed widget. A Beam agent reads which entries are marked ready, applies your rule about what should appear, and updates or schedules the post, for example queuing an approved item or refreshing one when the linked details change. It records each action where your team can see it. Anything that would show an unfinished entry, alter a live announcement, or reach users before an approval is in place is set aside for a person to confirm first.

Reader engagement signals

Noticeable receives reactions and feedback from readers on each announcement. A Beam agent reads these responses, applies the rule your team approved, and acts on them, such as notifying the post owner when an entry draws strong reactions or opening a follow up task when readers ask the same question repeatedly. It writes a short summary for your team to skim. Feedback that raises a complaint, touches a sensitive topic, or needs a considered public reply is routed to a person rather than answered by the agent.