The public pages about each part of an area open for every team member
A member given only some of a team's areas could be refused the public pages about each part of an area. They now open for everyone.
A member given only some of a team's areas could be refused the public pages about each part of an area. They now open for everyone.
The public pages about Magpie's areas no longer describe the Magpie app, which is not yet in the App Store or Google Play.
The public pages about Podcast, Kanban Boards, Password Vault, Inventory, Documents and Flashcards link twelve pages that explain their parts in detail.
The public pages about Design Canvas, PDF Editor, Team chat, Link-In-Bio List, Forms and Expenses link twelve pages that explain their parts in detail.
The public pages about Social Media, Daily Operations, Hiring, Mail and Spreadsheets link thirteen pages that explain their parts in detail.
The public pages about Proposals, Client Portal, Issues and Staff Scheduling link thirteen pages that explain their parts in detail.
The keys Magpie keeps for your connected Google Calendar, Zoom and Slack accounts are now encrypted in its database.
A repository whose name another team also uses now opens, instead of showing Not found.
Saving, reordering, restoring and importing in a book now need the page's own form token, so another website cannot change your book while you are signed in.
docs/MAIL.md and the mail hosting plan now say Mail is live on mx1 and list the application work still open.
Coaches build a program once and start each client on it: its goals, actions, habits and check-ins are copied into the client's coaching, and its exercises, resources and messages are released on a schedule.
Thirty-two finished plans and nine old briefs moved to docs/archive; their leftovers are in the TODO.md backlog.
Mail's Inbox no longer says Coming soon, and the sidebar no longer marks Mail as new.
Coaches give clients a wheel or one of the team's Forms to answer in their portal, compare the answers with the last time, and fill one in with a client during a session.
A Scale question asks for one number, from 0 or 1 to 5 or 10, with words for each end.
Coaches keep files, links, recordings, Documents and text in a library and give them to clients, who open them in their portal and mark them done.
Coaching clients keep a journal in their portal and share entries with their coach, and both keep takeaways.
A session's page shows the client's goals with where each was at the last session, to agree or record during the session.
The Sessions page narrows to a client, a coach or a state, a client's page shows how their session ratings change, and low ratings and unbooked sessions show under Needs attention.
A coach can reply to a client's check-in answer, finished action or win, and the message quotes it.