Shake to send feedback
Shaking the phone opens a short form so a user can report a problem with the app.
What this feature does
Shaking the phone opens a short form so a user can report a problem with the app. The report goes to the people who maintain the app.
It is a gesture on the phone, so the portal, desktop, and website do not use it.
Shake to send feedback is on the Mobile app. It is not on the Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
How it flows
- 1Shake the phone
- 2Describe the problem
- 3Send it
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Shake the phone
The feedback form opens.
- 2Describe the problem
A short note is enough.
- 3Send it
The report leaves the device.
Quick answers
- What is Shake to send feedback?
- Shaking the phone opens a short form so a user can report a problem with the app. The report goes to the people who maintain the app. It is part of Messages in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include Shake to send feedback?
- Shake to send feedback is on the Mobile app. It is not on the Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
- Who uses Shake to send feedback?
- Anyone holding the phone app use Shake to send feedback. Shaking the phone opens a short form so a user can report a problem with the app.
- How does Shake to send feedback work?
- 1. Shake the phone. 2. Describe the problem. 3. Send it.
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