Formbricks 4.7: Attribute Data Types, SOC 2 Type II, and Advanced Styling

This month we shipped attribute data types, SOC 2 Type II certification, advanced CSS customization options, better self-hosting tools, and a long list of quality-of-life improvements across v4.7. Here's everything that's new.

Attribute Data Types

We've upgraded how contact attributes are handled by introducing native data types. Instead of treating everything as plain text, the system now automatically detects Dates, Numbers, and Text, storing them in a way that makes your customer segments faster and more reliable at scale.

For example, you can now build a "High-Value Active" segment for users with a balance over $10k who joined >30 days ago and logged in this week.

SOC 2 Type II Compliant

Formbricks is now SOC 2 Type II certified. Our security controls have been independently audited over a sustained period and proven to work consistently.

If your team needs vendors that meet enterprise compliance standards, we've got that covered. You can review our compliance details on our Trust Center.

Advanced Survey Styling

The Look & Feel settings now give you granular control over your survey's appearance. Adjust form styling, card styling, button styling, and input options directly inside your workspace settings.

This makes it straightforward to match surveys precisely to your brand without touching any code in your codebase.

License Status for Self-Hosters

Self-hosted admins can now see their license status directly in the Enterprise settings page and manually trigger a recheck without waiting for the 24-hour cycle.

If the license server is temporarily unreachable, a 3-day grace period keeps your instance running. Failed checks retry more frequently so you're back to normal faster after any outage.

Infrastructure and Helm Chart Improvements

This release brings a set of meaningful improvements for teams running Formbricks at scale:

• OpenTelemetry integration for enhanced monitoring and distributed tracing
• Pod disruption budgets in the Helm chart for safer rolling updates
• Autoscaling behavior configuration to fine-tune how your deployment scales
• Healthchecks for Docker with Postgres and Redis readiness checks
• Distributed lock for license fetches when the Redis cache is cold

More QoL Improvements and Fixes in v4.7

Beyond the headline features, we shipped a broad set of quality-of-life improvements and bug fixes:

• Response IDs now visible in the response table
• Hungarian language support
• Dropdown UI for multi-select questions
• Overlay close for surveys
• Improved team settings UX
• Improved action searching
• Fixed infinite re-render loop in the Survey Editor
• Fixed external links in picture selection and ending cards
• Fixed language variants not working for app surveys
• Fixed NPS and rating RTL UI
• Fixed jerky animation behavior
• Fixed webhook data not being sent
• Fixed onboarding preview
• Batched segment evaluation queries for better performance

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Thanks to everyone in the community who filed issues, submitted PRs, and gave us feedback throughout this cycle. Keep it coming—we read everything.