This enhancement lets users set and track multiple renewal dates within a single license, contract, or lease record. It’s ideal for agreements with staggered terms or periodic renewals, ensuring teams never miss key deadlines and can manage complex renewal schedules with greater accuracy and flexibility.

You can now include other email accounts when sending expenditure approval requests. This makes it easier to keep stakeholders informed, improve visibility, and streamline the approval process.

Permit-to-Work applicants can now see the upcoming steps in the approval workflow. This provides better transparency, helps applicants stay informed, and reduces back-and-forth communication.

You can now limit custom managers to view only the Permits-to-Work (PTW) assigned to them, improving security and role clarity. Additionally, PTW viewing activity is now retained, giving clearer visibility into who has accessed each permit.

Request Data views now display entries for your custom Processing Statuses. This ensures full visibility across all status types—not just the defaults—providing more accurate tracking and reporting.

You can now require users to select a Location Tag when submitting a fault—both on the web portal and the Mobile App. This ensures every report is tied to a specific location, improving accuracy, routing, and response efficiency.

When exporting Checklists marked For Review, the CSV file will now include URLs for any attachments. This makes it easier to access supporting files directly from the export and streamlines review and documentation workflows.

You can now assign a unique list of orderable items to each Request Type. This ensures users only see the items relevant to the specific request they’re submitting—reducing noise, speeding up selection, and improving accuracy.

Custom Managers can now be restricted to viewing only the requests assigned to them. This enhancement improves data privacy and workflow focus by ensuring managers see only the tasks relevant to their role or responsibility.

QR Code Web Forms now support an optional default fault type, simplifying and speeding up service request submissions. Admins can preset a fault type for specific assets or locations, reducing user input while still keeping the option to change it when needed.