Marker.io addresses the common challenges faced by digital agencies:

Digital agencies often use our platform to gather client feedback on staging versions of their websites. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to set this up.

A project is where your clients report their website feedback.

Once you start the project creation process, enter your project Name, Website, and Integration. Many teams like directly integrating this project with their existing issue tracker or project management tools. In the example below, we integrate with Jira. We have many other integrations to choose from, and you can also continue without an integration using Marker.io as your project management tool.

The next step is to connect the website/web app to Marker.io. You can install our widget in several ways. The JavaScript snippet installation is very straightforward once you can access your source code. Copy the snippet code above your website's closing </head> tag.

Ensure that your widget is available to the right audience. Consider limiting access to your staging domain and inviting select clients to your Marker.io project. By doing this, you ensure the widget doesn't show up on your website's live version and that only your internal team and clients see the button.

To restrict the widget to your staging domain, navigate to Widget > Security and select Restrict to listed domains.

You can view the domains at Settings > General > Website domains

To restrict the Marker.io button to your internal team and clients, navigate to Widget > Button > Button targeting. Select Only Marker.io Members & Guests.

Invite your clients to submit website feedback to kickstart the feedback process. Click on "Invite" and enter your clients' email addresses. Once invited, your client will receive an email with brief instructions and a short video tutorial on how to provide feedback.

Once clients have been invited, they can report feedback immediately.

Their feedback will automatically include detail-rich technical data.

Let’s say the Contact Us button is broken. The reporter clicks on the widget and is presented with a screenshot and a feedback form to complete.

The screenshot can be annotated, and the feedback form can be as simple or as complex as you wish. We recommend keeping the feedback form as simple as possible for your non-technical reporters.

Within Marker.io, clients can monitor their feedback, status, and comments. They also have the option to add additional comments and upload files for further clarification.

To help you monitor and manage the feedback efficiently, you’ll see each feedback with a clear screenshot and automatically captured technical details, such as the client browser, operating system, and screen size.

An automatically recorded session replay video shows the steps leading up to the reported issue, offering valuable insights to your developer team.

You also have access to console logs and network requests to enable your team to understand technical issues deeply.

Engage in productive conversations on the right-hand side of each feedback page. Once you communicate with your clients, they will receive an email where they can reply.

All communication will be synced to the feedback page, and if you use any of our integrations, everything will be synced there, too.

When your team is ready to mark feedback as resolved in your tools, this will automatically update its status in Marker.io and notify your client that all is resolved.

If any of your internal team members would like to see the technical details of each feedback, invite them as a member to your account. Members see all of these technical details and can also submit their own feedback, which can be deep technical feedback with many fields.

For more information on our user roles, see our latest guide here.

Marker.io offers many features tailored for digital agencies developing websites for clients. We're here to simplify your feedback process, enhance client communication, and improve project outcomes. For any queries or assistance, contact us via the chat at the bottom of our pages.