The new Invision Community Version 5 Beta is out and in this video I go over how I created my test site to showcase the new capabilities of the new Theme Editor and Page Editor.

In Invision Community's October Release Live Webinar, we discuss a few key features included in the next platform update.

Charles showcases our new Events application which now features a visually stunning overview page. He also answers a few questions submitted from clients, including how to use the app for physical versus online events, what to do if your community doesn't offer many events and more.

We also talk about adding support for OpenSearch 2.1, adding application filters for new reports in the Moderator Control Panel's report center, as well as updating Graphql library to 14.11.6.

Please watch the video then leave a comment!

The Invision Community platform is capable of integrating with other powerful services, creating a unified system of connections with the click of a button.

One of the greatest benefits of integrating with Invision Community is instant expanded functionality. This is often done through an API (application programming interface), which allows our platform to seamlessly communicate with third-party developed software like Google, Zapier and SendGrid.

We also use webhooks to integrate. Webhooks allow other services and applications to stay in sync with your community data or to perform an action after a specific event occurs in your community.

We spoke with one of our developers, who walks us through webhooks, explains why they’re useful and shows us an example.