September
9/22
Launch - Settings - Restructure of General and Product Settings with the addition of Global settings.
Settings - Tasks - Non Teaching Task - multiple start and end times can now be configured
Settings - Tasks - Hold/Block - new task type.
Settings - Tasks - Ability to associate Privates to scheduling and inventory areas.
Settings - Added the legacy settings tile to allow the user access to class types, private products, and scanning modes with class types.
Settings - Task - ability to search and select POS activities rather than specify the associated POS Code.
Settings - Task - ability to search and select Paid activities.
Settings - Hiring - ability to turn off sending job offers to candidates.
Settings - Staff Permissions - change the description to outline the default permission as Instructor than Staff Member.
Hiring - Removing the Permission Tier as a column to be selected in the candidates lists to remove confusion on candidates not having access when not in staff management.
Class Management Legacy - removed from the primary menu to remove confusion on what this is used for now it's redundant.
9/20
Scheduling - Tasks notes - ability to have HTML tags in notes for tasks.
9/16
Training - Ability to see attendees and review tab for all training clinics for the current seasons. Was previously only available if the start date of the season was in the past or the current day of.
9/13
Availability - updated French translation for emails.
Hiring - added French translation for job offer emails.
Training - updated the select date modal to include the month of September. There was a restriction of 9 months, now the month of June isn't displayed anymore.
9/1
Website - updated to the latest version of Drupal with security and performance improvements.
Staff Management - defaulting staff permissions to the default permission of Instructor permission tier.
Flaik Staff Tools - defaulting staff permissions to the default permission of Instructor permission tier in the flaik staff masquerading form
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