Changelog

The Doozy Public API is now in closed beta. Pull your Doozy data into your own reporting tools and workflows.

What You Can Access

The API is read-only and includes:

• List quizzes, get quiz details with questions and rounds, and retrieve participant reports with answer breakdowns
• List surveys, get survey details, and retrieve response data
• List tracks, get track details with steps, and access participant progress
• List introductions and retrieve meeting reports

All responses use cursor-based pagination (up to 100 items per request). You can filter by status, include question-level analytics, and export complete response data.

How to Get Started

Admins can enable API access from Settings > Security. Once enabled, generate API keys from your profile settings. Keys can be rotated or revoked anytime.

Rate limiting is enabled on all endpoints. Users only see data they have permission to access.

The API is in closed beta. To request access, email [email protected].

Learn more about the Doozy Public API and authentication.

Quiz results now show total correct and incorrect answer counts with percentages at the top of each participant's report.

Learn more about quiz results and reporting.

Platform Improvements

We've addressed several reliability and user experience issues across the platform:

• You can now rejoin self-join tracks after completing them, making it easy to refresh training or revisit learning materials
• Fixed messages not being scheduled in the correct order relative to tasks in tracks
• Fixed application error page displaying unexpectedly
• Fixed poll expiry time showing duplicate timestamps instead of the correct expiry time
• Fixed the brief "unable to connect" flash when establishing Zoom connections
• Fixed profile image removal not saving properly

A couple of quality-of-life improvements to make Doozy even more useful for your team.

Request Feedback from Quizzes

You can now add feedback questions to your quizzes that appear after participants complete them. Choose from multiple question types—including rating scales, multiple choice, and open text—to gather insights on the training content, delivery, or anything else you'd like to learn.

All feedback responses are captured alongside quiz results and can be exported via CSV, making it easy to analyze and act on the feedback you receive.

Extended Meeting Durations

When scheduling meetings through Doozy—whether for introductions, mentorship sessions, or other connections—you can now select meeting durations up to 2 hours. This is especially useful for in-depth onboarding sessions, training meetings, or any situation where a quick 30-minute chat just isn't enough.

Learn more about quiz results and feedback and feedback question types.

Tracks are no longer just for admins to assign—now users can discover and join Tracks on their own.

Browse & Join Available Tracks

Users can explore a catalog of Tracks that have been made available for self-enrollment. Each Track shows a preview of what's included, so users can make informed decisions about which learning journeys to embark on. When they find something relevant, joining is just a click away.

View Your Enrolled Tracks

A new section in the Slack App Home shows users all the Tracks they're currently enrolled in, along with their progress through each one. Users can see what they've completed, what's coming up next, and how far along they are in their journey.

Tracks in the Home Screen

Available Tracks are prominently featured in the home screen, making discovery easy. Whether someone is looking to develop new skills, learn about company processes, or explore optional training, they can find and start relevant Tracks without waiting for an admin to assign them.

Learn more about self-join Tracks and viewing Track progress.

We've made several improvements to how Doozy works with calendars and meeting scheduling.

Meeting Dates in Track Data

When meetings are scheduled through Google Calendar as part of a Track, the meeting date is now captured and surfaced in your Track data. This information appears in the admin view and is included in CSV exports, making it easy to report on when onboarding meetings actually took place.

Introduction Scheduling Fix

The "Schedule" button for introductions—including Doozy Roulette matches—now works reliably with Slack's native scheduling features. When participants receive an introduction, they can schedule their meeting directly from the Slack message without any hiccups.

Learn more about connecting Google Calendar and setting up Doozy Roulette.

Mentorship is a cornerstone of great onboarding, and now Doozy makes it effortless to pair new hires with the right mentors automatically.

Mentor Assignment Step

A brand new step type in Tracks lets you automatically assign mentors to users as they progress through their journey. Define mentor pools, set up smart matching criteria, and let Doozy handle the pairing. Each assignment creates a group DM where the mentor and mentee can connect.

Mentor Setup UI

A dedicated interface makes it easy to configure your mentorship program. Define who can be a mentor, set capacity limits, and customize how matches are made. Whether you're running a buddy system, formal mentorship program, or peer support network, you have the flexibility to set it up your way.

Mentor Reporting

Track which mentors have been assigned to whom and when. The reporting view gives you visibility into your mentorship program's reach and helps ensure no one falls through the cracks.

Mentor Workflow Destinations

Send Track content privately to a participant's assigned mentor. This opens up powerful workflows—like sending a mentor a heads-up when their mentee completes a milestone, or sharing resources that help mentors support their mentees effectively.

Mentors Can Track Their Mentees

Mentors get their own section in the Slack App Home showing all their current mentee assignments. They can see who they're mentoring and stay on top of their responsibilities without leaving Slack.

Learn more about mentor assignment in Tracks.

We've made life easier for Doozy administrators with a cleaner interface and smarter notifications.

Dedicated Admin Zone

Admin-only actions now live in their own clearly labeled "Admin Zone" section in the Slack App Home. This separation makes it easier to find administrative functions without cluttering the experience for regular users. Everything you need to manage Doozy is now in one obvious place.

HRIS Integration Error Alerts

If your HRIS integration needs attention—like when credentials expire or a connection needs to be re-established—you'll now see a clear error message directly in the App Home. No more wondering why employee data isn't syncing; Doozy will tell you exactly what needs to be fixed and how to fix it.

Learn more about managing user permissions and connecting your HRIS.

We've made several improvements to how to-do items work in the Slack App Home, giving users more control and admins better guidance.

Dismiss Non-Mandatory Items

Not every survey or poll is mandatory, and now users can acknowledge that. When an item is optional, users can dismiss it from their to-do list without completing it. This keeps the to-do list focused on what truly matters while still giving everyone visibility into available opportunities.

Unscheduled Introductions in To-dos

Introductions that haven't been scheduled yet now appear in the to-do list. This gentle reminder helps ensure that valuable connection opportunities don't slip through the cracks—users can see pending introductions and take action to schedule them.

Admin Recommendations

Admins now see contextual setup tips and recommendations directly in the App Home. These actionable cards surface configuration opportunities like "Enable work anniversaries" or other features that might benefit your team, making it easier to get the most out of Doozy.

Learn more about the Slack user experience.

Your Slack App Home just got a major upgrade with a brand new "Your To-dos" section that keeps everyone on track.

Your To-dos

We've added a dedicated area in the Slack App Home that surfaces all pending items—quizzes, surveys, and polls that have been sent but not yet completed. Each item shows a count and clear call-to-action, so users know exactly what needs their attention.

Clearer Due Dates & Mandatory Logic

We've separated the concepts of due dates, expiry, and mandatory status to give you more control. Now there's a clear distinction between items that are mandatory versus optional, and between items that are due soon, overdue, or have closed entirely. No more confusion about what's required and when.

Quick Access to Quizzes

A new Quizzes button in the App Home lets users quickly see their recent quizzes and access the quiz instances modal. Finding and completing assigned quizzes has never been easier.

Learn more about the Slack user experience.

We've completely revamped our quiz results and reporting capabilities to give L&D and compliance teams the visibility they need.

Participant CSV Export

Export detailed participant data directly from your quiz results. The new compliance view shows completion rates at a glance, and you can download a comprehensive CSV with participant details, scores, and completion status—perfect for compliance audits and training records.

Track Multiple Attempts

Admins can now view all quiz attempts per participant, complete with timestamps and scores. This is especially valuable for compliance training where you need to demonstrate that employees have successfully completed required learning, even if it took multiple tries.

Date & Time Filtering

Filter your quiz results by assignment date, activity date, completion date, or due date ranges. Whether you're pulling a report for a specific training period or tracking overdue completions, you now have the flexibility to slice your data exactly how you need it.

Learn more about viewing and exporting quiz results.