Easier-to-read Jobs list
In Hiring, each job is a row you can click anywhere on, with its status and location on their own line.
In Hiring, each job is a row you can click anywhere on, with its status and location on their own line.
On a job's page, the questions you add are now under Your questions, apart from the built-in ones, so the rows line up.
Every member who can use Client Portal can open and preview portals, and members with edit access can create and change them. Portals are now set up from their own page.
Added plans to Client Portal: the goals you and a client are working towards and the stages and steps to reach them, shown first in their portal.
Status changes sit in a More menu, every list on a job's page changes in place, and jobs that take applications are now called Published.
A draft job without a description now says so beside its title, and Publish job turns on as soon as you add one.
Adding a question to a job's application form now saves in place, without reloading the page.
Add a pipeline stage without the page reloading, drag stages by their grip, and a new job's workplace starts blank.
On forms and job applications, a URL answer such as example.com/portfolio is accepted, and Magpie adds https:// for you.
A job with a closing date now takes applications until 11:59 PM on that day in your job board's time zone, and the job page says so.
Choice questions on a job's application form are now called Drop-down menu, Multiple choice and Checkboxes, and the Choices box only turns on for them.
When you add a question to a job's application form, the answer type for a web address is now called URL.
A draft job's button beside its title now says Publish job, so it is clear how to start taking applications.
The tabs on Hiring's Jobs page show how many jobs each holds, so you can see a draft is waiting without opening every tab.
On the Hiring page, click anywhere on Open jobs, Active candidates, Waiting in the first stage or Hired to open that list.
Keep one stock list for Personal or a team: items, stock in each place, orders from suppliers, deliveries and stock counts.
Run opening, closing and cleaning routines, log temperatures and incidents, and plan prep for each location.
Let customers book your services online. Add services, choose who takes appointments and their hours, then publish a booking page.
Scan QR Code can read a QR code from a picture in Your images.
The repositories folder is in the deploy's list of runtime folders, so a deploy creates it, gives the web server write permission, links it into each release and verifies it, instead of leaving an empty placeholder in the release.