Saved Blocks Seen Across Platforms and Projects

Hub Design

• May 05, 2021 09:36

Hi,

I have both, Brizy Builder for WP, and Cloud in my account. I bought a deal on appsumo last year.

So inside my account, i have 5 licenses for WP, and 15 for cloud.

I have used Cloud to build sites for my business.

And I have used 1 WP license to build a site for a client.

This is what´s happening:

When I am inside my clients website (this one uses WP) and I go to Saved blocks, I can view the blocks that I saved on my Cloud websites. This is a massive issue for two reasons

1. My client should not be able to see saved blocks from other websites, but only saved blocks from own website.

2. WP and Cloud are two separate platforms, and right now, I assume that because i have licenses for WP and Cloud inside 1 account, it is showing all saved blocks across different websites, regardless of whether those are my own websites, or client websites.

I need saved blocks to display per each website, and not across multiple websites, otherwise clients can see other clients saved-blocks (so bad!, where´s the privacy?!), and my clients can also see saved blocks from my own websites. 

This is making Brizy unusable.

Please advise.

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  Gabriel

  • May 05, 2021 11:23

  Hi,

  Thank you for this message. 

  I agree with you about this small inconvenience with the saved blocks on both platforms, however, I truly believe this is not the reason why Brizy is unusable, right? 

  A couple of months ago, since we added the SYNC option from Cloud to WP, we received this type of request from our users, to change a little bit the functionality of the Saved/Global blocks tab.

  This request is important for us, and our team started to work on this module, already. The sad news is that we don't have an ETA right now, this is a serious feature, requiring a lot of time and sources. But I hope in a couple of months it will be ready to be released. If there is anything I can do for you, please let me know. 

  Best regards,

  Gabriel

   

   

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  Hub Design

  • May 05, 2021 12:15

  I simply cannot let some clients view saved blocks from other clients websites, its more than "an inconvenience", it is on the edge of absolutely breaking trust through lack of privacy, this should be fixed immediately and needs  to be on your priority list.

  Saving blocks per website is useful, but allowing the saved blocks to be displayed across multiple domains?

  Absolutely diabolical, and anyone in a reasonable business setting will tell you the same.

  As it stands right now, yes, Brizy is unusuable for clients.

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  Hub Design

  • May 05, 2021 12:18

  When i create a new website, for me or a client, saved blocks from other domains should be optional, and not forced upon the system. Which is the current status now.

  When one of my clients can see what other clients saved blocks are, and i cannot do anything about it, this is on the brink of breaking privacy laws, and completely breaking trust between my clients and the service i provide to them.

  Take it seriously, i hope you do.

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  Gabriel

  • May 05, 2021 13:44

  Hi,

  I understand. We hope to solve this question in a short period of time.

  Best regards,

  Gabriel

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  Hub Design

  • May 05, 2021 14:04

  What timeframe? Honestly, unless this is in place in days (not months) i have to stop using Brizy for client work and replace the whole strategy with another web builder.

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  Sandra Prunici

  • May 05, 2021 17:14

  Hi,

  Unfortunately, at the moment we don't have a timeframe for this option but I can suggest a workaround for the moment. I can suggest not connecting the Brizy WordPress with your Brizy account. In such a way, you will not the connection with the Brizy Cloud and not see the saved blocks from Cloud.

  If you need to use a saved block from the Cloud environment, you can connect your brizy account, sync the saved layouts, add it to the page and save it again for the WordPress site. After this, you can disconnect the Brizy account.

  Best regards,
  Sandra

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