Blogs Archive

We recently released new email template designs for respondent results. Consequently, we deemed it a fitting opportunity to update our email template guidance through the 'How to Use and Customize Brillium Email Templates' support article.
 

In our modern and fast-paced digital world, where instant messaging and chat apps dominate as the most common forms of communication, the humble email often finds itself relegated to the sidelines. It's easy to overlook the significance of email's continued development and influence amidst the array of real-time communication tools. However, there are moments when email shows its true strengths, highlighting its power to convey structured information with more finesse and style than a few words and an emoji.
 

If you use Zapier to transfer Brillium data to any of the over 5,000 application integrations Zapier supports, we have great news for you!

Brillium 2022 includes important security enhancements, which require changes to the Brillium API configuration. This blog article explains the changes, and provides information required to re-enable the Brillium API.

To help make Brillium integration with Thinkific faster and easier, we've added a new set of predefined Respondent Fields. Setting up integration between Brillium and Thinkific is as easy as point and click.

Brillium Assessment Builder is a one-stop destination for everything related to an assessment, from topics (formerly Question Groups), to Questions, to every facet of the respondent experience. Assessment Builder makes authors and instructional designers more productive in almost every way.

One of the biggest improvements to Brillium in the 2020 release, is the improved menu navigation.  Now, Brillium Assessment Builder users can quickly access all areas of the application from any page.

In our 2020 plan, we strictly focused on improving the Brillium administrator and author user interface (UI) and workflow. This article provides a brief overview of some of the features we will introduce to the assessment authoring, administration and reporting experience over the coming months.

On March 2020, TLS 1.0 and 1.1 was deprecated by Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft EDGE/IE, and Google Chrome. Any secure connection that traverses software or network services that rely on these versions of TLS in order to function, browsers will recognize them as insecure and may not display or function.