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Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.
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Users can now create ad-hoc checklists on the fly from the Schedules page, enabling greater flexibility and faster response to unplanned or unique task requirements.

Users can now link specific checklists to customers directly from the Schedules page. This streamlines scheduling workflows and ensures that the right tasks are assigned to the right customers.

Users can now add Location Tags directly to assets as a standard field. This enhancement improves asset organization, tracking, and filtering based on location.

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[Sensors] Allow Sensor Labels
Users can now add custom labels to sensors, making it easier to identify and manage them within the system. This improvement enhances clarity, especially in environments with multiple sensors.

Requestors can now download Permit to Work forms as PDF files directly from the Web Portal, making it easier to save, share, and print permits for documentation and compliance purposes.

Users can now customize the Checklist Review Page table by selecting which columns to display. This improvement enhances visibility and allows teams to focus on the most relevant information.

A new table has been added under Responder Data to track all requests that transition to the Processing status. This helps users easily monitor and analyze requests as they move through the workflow.

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[Checklists] Set Due Date Feature
This new feature allows users to assign due dates to checklist items, helping teams stay on track, prioritize tasks, and ensure timely completion of processes.

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[Parts] Allow Linking of Parts to Vendors
This update enables users to associate specific parts with vendors, making it easier to track sourcing information, manage supplier relationships, and streamline procurement workflows.

This improvement introduces a new Sign Off By column on the Pending page, allowing users to easily see who is responsible for signing off each checklist item. It enhances clarity and accountability in the approval process.

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