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Beta Programs

Try new OutSmart features early, join open betas, and share feedback.

Beta Programs let you try selected OutSmart features before full release.

Use them to test new workflows early and help shape the final result.

Browse and enroll in beta features for your organization.

How Beta Programs work

A beta is a feature that is still being developed or refined.

You choose whether to turn it on for your organization.

When you join a beta, the feature becomes active for your organization.

When you leave, the feature switches off again.

Beta statuses

Every beta shows a status.

The status tells you what action is available.

  • In development — the feature is being built and cannot be joined yet

  • In beta — the feature is open for testing

  • Live — the feature is finished and generally available

Browse the beta list

The Beta Programs page groups features into four views.

  • All — every beta available to your organization

  • Your Betas — betas your organization has joined

  • Interested — betas you marked with I'm interested

  • Available — betas you can join now

You can also use search and filters to narrow the list.

Join or leave a beta

1

Open Beta Programs

Open Beta programs from the menu.

2

Find the beta

Use the sidebar, search, or filters to find the right feature.

3

Open the beta

Read the About and Details tabs first.

4

Choose an action

Click Join beta to enable the feature.

Click I'm interested if the beta is not open yet.

Use Request access when a closed beta accepts requests only.

5

Share feedback

Use the Feedback survey link while you test.

6

Leave if needed

Leave the beta to switch the feature off again.

You are asked for a reason when you leave.

Why a beta might not be available

Some betas have requirements before you can join.

  • your package might need to be higher

  • a module might need to be enabled first

  • another beta or add-on might be required

  • the beta can have limited spots

If you cannot join, the beta explains why.

Tabs inside a beta

Each beta page includes:

  • About — what the feature does and why it matters

  • Details — setup and usage information

  • Updates — progress and release notes during the beta

Support during a beta

Current beta pages

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between **I'm interested** and **Join beta**?

I'm interested only registers interest.

Join beta turns the feature on for your organization.

Can every account join every beta?

No.

Some betas depend on package, modules, prerequisites, or available spots.

Does joining a beta affect my whole organization?

Yes.

Joining enables the beta for your organization.

How do I stop using a beta?

Open the beta and leave it.

The feature is then switched off again.

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