Welcome to version 16.2.0! This update brings major UI/UX enhancements, powerful new escalation workflows, and greater control over user profile management.
🌟 Highlights & Key Features
Manager Escalations for Training: Keep compliance on track! You can now set specific timeframes for training completion. If a workforce member misses their deadline, an escalation workflow will automatically alert their manager. (Note: Workforce profiles now officially support assigning managers).
UI & Navigation Revamp: We’ve given the platform a major facelift. You will notice a completely revamped Platform Home page, a redesigned To-Do list, and a simplified Task Popup workflow. Additionally, the left-hand menu now provides visibility across the entire platform.
User Detail Self-Modification: Workspace administrators now have a toggle to allow or deny users from editing their own profile information. (Admins will always retain the ability to edit user info, regardless of this setting).
New User Hubs: We’ve introduced dedicated My Account and My Training pages to give users centralized hubs for their information and learning requirements.
My Account
My Training
🐛 Bug Fixes & Stability
User Updates: Fixed an issue where the system incorrectly blocked administrators from saving user profiles with blank email addresses or phone numbers.
Training Modules: Resolved a bug where FORM type modules were failing to load.
Reminder Guardrails: Fixed users not getting notifications when they set their reminder frequency to zero.
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