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Stay updated on news in Xena

Learn how to sign up for update emails and RSS notifications, so you never miss news and important updates in Xena.

Stay updated on news in Xena

Do you want to be among the first to hear about new features, improvements, and important updates in Xena? Sign up for our update emails, and get notified whenever there are relevant changes in the system.

 

Sign up by e-mail

You can sign up for our update emails and get news about Xena straight to your inbox.

You'll receive an e-mail every time we release an update, and also if there's important information you should be aware of.

  1. Go to the page Sign up for updates

  2. Enter your e-mail address

  3. Check Yes, I give permission for EG Xena to store and use this information

  4. Click Send

 

Notifications in your browser

Many people use a built-in RSS reader in their browser, which automatically shows notifications for new updates or news. Here's an example using Google Chrome and the Feeder extension. Note that this requires you to be logged in with your Google account to install the extension and receive notifications.

  1. Click here to open the Chrome Web Store

  2. Click the Add to Chrome button (or similar).

  3. Chrome may ask you to confirm that you want to add the extension. Click Add extension to complete the installation.

     

Once you're logged in with your Chrome user, visit our blog and press Subscribe to news or Subscribe to updates.

Subscribe to news or updates via RSS feed in Xena

 

A new window with a popup from Feeder opens. Press Follow.

 RSS Reader Follow in Xena

 

When we publish an update or a blog post, you'll see that there's unread news waiting for you.

A section of a browser showing that the RSS reader has unread news.

 

On your phone or tablet

  1. Find and install an RSS reader app on your phone or tablet

  2. Go to our blog on your phone and tap the item you want to subscribe to

  3. Your device will suggest opening your RSS reader, so you can subscribe to the news


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