You can now select multiple issues in Inspector and update their status in bulk.

Supported bulk actions:

This works seamlessly with filters—narrow down the issues view by event name, version, or any other criteria, then bulk update the relevant issues in a single action.

Perfect for cleaning up noisy issue sets and speeding up triage workflows.

You can now push and pull events, properties, and property bundles between branches in Avo! This unlocks more flexible collaboration across teams and timelines.

Here’s what it makes possible:

🔀 Break up large branches

Split big tracking plans into smaller, focused branches for easier review and implementation.

👥 Asynchronous implementation across teams

Push only the relevant items to a new branch when one team (e.g. iOS) is ready to implement, while others (e.g. Android) continue at their own pace.

♻️ Reuse items across branches

Need an event or property already defined elsewhere? Pull it in—no need to duplicate work.

How it works:

All items retain their IDs across branches, so merging later is smooth and conflict-free.

Dive into the docs to get started.

Import your Segment Protocols Tracking Plan into Avo with a simple CSV download from Protocols. Get up and running fast, then set up a direct Publishing integration to keep your Protocols plans in sync with every change in Avo.

Now you can import stakeholder domains by adding a column named "Stakeholder Domains" to your CSV export sheet. You can assign multiple domains for each event by listing them separated with commas.

When exporting your tracking plan in the CSV format, you'll also get a new "Stakeholder Domains" column with the domains of each event.

For those who use Swift concurrency in their applications, we have introduced a new source config, that will optimise the generated code for that use case. You can enable it in the section of your Swift sources.

For those “do we already have an event for this?” moments, we've shipped Smart Search to help you find things in a pinch.

Smart search is a major upgrade to our existing search function that will surface helpful suggestions. You’ll be able to use it to find relevant objects instantly, even if they don’t directly match your search query.

You can quickly search for any object in Avo with CMD+K.

For example: you might search “Sign up” and smart search will surface things like “Onboarding Completed”, “New User Added”, and other relevant synonyms.

This is great for:

Enable Avo Intelligence in your Workspace Settings to unlock Smart Search and other AI-powered features on the horizon.

We just launched , a new way to streamline event creation and refinement in your tracking plan. With this update, you can quickly create new events directly from the branch workbench and make inline edits to event names with ease. This feature is designed to simplify the drafting process, allowing you to lay the groundwork for tracking plan changes and build out detailed updates more efficiently.

Events in the workbench now include inline validation with built-in guardrails to ensure your events meet your tracking plan standards. Discrepancies are flagged as you work, and any unresolved issues are clearly displayed in the branch view during review and before merging, helping you refine your drafts before implementation. Additionally we’ve given the event description it’s own column to give you more insight into each event right from the events view.

This update shines with our recently introduced bulk editing feature, enabling you to create and roughly flesh out multiple events in no time. Together, these improvements aim to unlock faster, more intuitive event creation and tracking plan updates.

Our goal is to make your workflow as smooth and efficient as possible. Have ideas on how we can take it even further? We’d love to hear from you! Reach out via the chat bubble or at hi@avo.app

Ever marked a branch as "Ready for review" and wondered, "Now what?" We've got you! Now you can assign reviewers directly to a branch, ensuring everyone knows who owns the next steps.

Assign reviewers right after marking a branch as ready for review. You can assign one or more reviewers to a branch and keep track of who has given their approval

Reviewers get an email notification, letting them know they were assigned to review.

To make sure no branch slips between the cracks, Avo sends daily Slack reminders for branches pending review, and who should review them.

To enable slack notifications, navigate to your workspace settings and to the "Slack Integration" tab and click "Connect to Slack". You will be directed to select the Slack channel where you want to receive the notifications. If you already have notifications enabled, you will need to disable and reenable the integration.

Start assigning reviewers today and make branch reviews smoother than ever! 🙌

We're super excited to announce a massive time-saver for your data design workflow 🤩. This is a feature that a lot of you have been requesting: the ability to bulk-edit your events in Avo.

So the next time you for example need to add that new source to 20 events, or introduce the same set of properties to a bunch of events, you can do it in one go.

In the events table, you can now hover over an event to see a checkmark next to the event name.

Once you've checked all the events you want to update, you can apply changes to them all in one go via the bulk action toolbar...

👉 Add or remove sources, properties, categories, tags or stakeholders

👉 Archive the events you selected

We hope this streamlines your experience defining events in Avo – as always we'd love to hear your feedback. Happy bulk-editing! 🎉

We have released full object support in C# codegen, including name mapping and pinned values in nested objects.

This feature is available on request as of today, please reach out to support to get it in your workspace.

Full public release is coming in the near future.