Log Book QR Labels, Service Accounts & Enterprise Email
14 changes
New
Log books
- QR labels — print labels for a log book on A4 sheets or thermal stock. Scanning one opens that book's entry form on a phone, and the label keeps working after the log book is revised.
- Independent review — a log book can require that an entry is reviewed by someone other than the person who filed it. It is on by default for controlled records.
- Clone a log book into an independent draft, and route its approval to the right reviewers.
- Service accounts — give an integration its own identity and API key, separate from any person. Administrators create and revoke them; the key is shown once.
- Sub-tasks on any record — break a workflow step into sub-tasks on every record type, not just a few.
- Team view in My Tasks — supervisors can see their team's tasks and filter by what is due soon.
- Custom metrics — define your own metrics with a no-code builder, including on your own custom record types, with separate permissions for viewing and building analytics.
Improved
- Redesigned email notifications — every notification email now uses one consistent, branded layout.
- Document custodianship is now separate from editing the content, and only a document's owner can reassign it.
- Reassign who verifies a training record, and see your manager on My Trainings. Trainees can no longer verify their own training.
- Notification rules can notify outside email addresses.
- A specification now flags a target value that falls outside its own limits.
- A friendlier editor toolbar on phones.
Security
- Permissions tightened across training, equipment, products, automation rules, departments, notifications, audits and complaints, and search results now respect each module's read permission.