What shipped, from day one.

driver.js could leave its pointer-events lock behind after a tour died. The lock is now released, including when you navigate away mid-tour.

System and marketing alerts share one stack, trap focus while open, and dismiss with Escape.

A public download page with the latest macOS, Windows, and Linux builds, and the version on the button.

Time-card activity says which screen was captured, so review is honest on a two-monitor desk.

Shift templates can describe a flexible hour commitment, not only a rigid start and end.

Saving an employee edit no longer demands every optional field. Fill what you have.

Tenants set what the desktop agent records, and how often, on the employee record.

Attribute punch time to a Calendar task. The timeline and details panel show the session.

Terminated employees are paid through the last day, not a fictional full period.

Signed files download cleanly; office PDFs preview in the documents drive.

Full-name search matches the whole name. Facebook notifications open the real lead.

Easy mode starts from one colour. Advanced mode edits tokens. Charts follow the palette. Dark colours are derived until you override them.

HR lands on headcount, joiners, and work that is waiting — not last week’s pipeline.

Directories paginate at real scale. Profiles and timelines are easier to read.

New-hire packets use Covenant. Recruiting, training, and benefits sit in the same app shell.

Jobs and applicants, including a path to bring them over from BambooHR.

Training records with TalentLMS sync and Bamboo import.

Benefits with payroll deductions, so the slip and the policy agree.

Folders, previews, employee-scoped files, and a global drive under /api/documents.

Opening a folder no longer feels like waiting on a warehouse scanner.

Components, history, and the latest pay projected onto salary structure. Bamboo compensation can import here.

Merged history on the employee profile, with job and status imports from Bamboo when you are migrating.

A settings home for provider imports so a Bamboo cutover is a project, not a weekend panic.

Configure the lists behind employee fields. Employee forms and profiles grow the fields a real HRIS expects.

Signers get a simple portal. You get a verifier and a cryptography guide for how the file is protected.

You can collect a signature from someone who is not yet an employee or a CRM contact.

Health probes for Sage, cron, and ingestion workers. Incidents are listed instead of whispered.

Week view, day panel, and a tasks route. Public scheduling remembers guests and respects vacation.

Assignees are told when a meeting moves.

Users accept current terms and privacy. The marketing site shares the same documents the app shows.

Guides, search, locale-aware docs, and a chat assistant. Help Center entry points live in settings too.

Scope by salesman, route, and customer. Invoice revenue nets credit notes. Inactive shops are not “Low” grade.

Active and archived tabs. Archived routes are ignored when the portal computes delivery dates.

Stops and searches show the shop, not only a contact name.

Re-sync confirmed unsynced orders, bulk re-sync from the list, and filter by sync state. Status badges are readable colours.

Issue and return tracking, live booking updates, and folio charges from pre-orders.

Create a room reservation from the lead instead of retyping it at the desk.

Guest search and QR scan. Open POS checks are settled or voided before checkout.

A stay pass from local branding assets, not a generic barcode.

Buttons, filters, and booking CTAs use the tenant secondary token.

Guest booking, room configuration, folios, and POS charges onto the stay. Google Wallet config is ready when you are.

Hospitality POS models, check mutation, sales-channel fields on products, and the front-of-house screens.

Open a signed link from email to sign in to the main app.

Revamped billing UI and plan models so what the tenant is on is visible in EDGE Sword.

Define the activities you run. Voice logs sit on the same timeline as the rest of the work.

Place and take calls without leaving the record you are looking at.

Desktop activity lands on the time card. Capture is a people setting, not a rumour.

On-device transcription during a call. The transcript sits with the voice session.

WebRTC audio, ringback, connecting tones, call history, and sessions that tear down when they get stuck.

Take payment after checkout. Receipts push to Sage 200 and allocate to invoices when the bank mapping is set.

Tenant-scoped GPS, a live map, SOP mapping, and stock beside the same picture.

A funnel of portal carts so a supervisor is not refreshing thirty sessions.

Credit notes sync, print, and sit next to the invoice they reverse.

Removals batch in the background so a weak connection does not freeze the screen.

Each line can show whether the warehouse can fulfil it.

Shared counter and warehouse devices can lock to a PIN.

Line-level product analytics, names you recognise, and salesman shop photos.

A prompt to keep the catalog local, and a portal UI that does not assume fibre.

If ingestion is unreachable, ticket screens in the app and portal say so.

Service Edge can pause a tenant, email the people who need to know, and show a warning first.

Pin, reorder, and translate views. They respect the same permissions as the rest of leads.

HTML replies, inbound auto-reply, desk settings, and a message card that shows who wrote.

Channels in one place so a ticket and a CRM thread can live together.

Assignment, comments, attachments, bulk status, guest links, and CSAT. The desk is built for volume.

Date histograms and a statement the customer can take with them.

Canonical invoice references so a full Sage reload does not invent duplicates.

COA, bank accounts on receipts, and an accounting UI with tables and tabs that match the rest of the app.

Returns and warehouse moves without a side spreadsheet.

A leads home with reminders. Access is permissioned — Pulse is not a back door.

Many lines at once, online or offline, including when repeating an order.

Reversing leave no longer leaves balances stranded.

Edit in the table. Install screenshots and a themed manifest so the home-screen app looks like the tenant.

Set up a passkey during the login session, with lockout and a reset UI if someone is guessing.

A tutorial hub and guided tours on portal and core flows, including category hero images to learn by looking.

English, Urdu, German, Japanese, and Arabic. Cookie choices. The public home of EDGE Sword.

Catalog, prices, and carts cache on the device. The same order submitted twice when signal returns does not duplicate.

Keep several baskets on a route instead of wiping a cart for the next shop.

Application settings plus a service-worker manager. This changelog is versioned against that number.

Reusable blocks, signatures, and WhatsApp session windows for field capture.

Customers and salesmen see invoices, credits, and transactions without emailing accounts.

Field chat and WhatsApp actions in the automation path, not a side bot.

Picking lists, Sage invoice fields, and the numbers a credit manager asks for.

Single-page or grouped layouts, EDGE mark, and QR.

A people panel with avatars so starting a chat is not a directory hunt.

Start from a template, filter the list. Settings group Security. Modules are cards you can explain.

Bulk assignment with templated emails, plus clearer Facebook lead merging so you do not get three of the same person.

Per-run export, employee ID on the sheet, and permissions for who may see a slip.

Joiners and leavers can be prorated when the tenant says so.

Templates, bulk assign, open shifts, recurring patterns, punch in/out, exports, and notifications in the shift’s timezone.

Book hours, see them on the roster. PWA prompts when a new version is waiting.

OAuth sign-in and account linking. Native Meta Lead Ads as well, with form preview.

Analytics templates and a roster that does not swap boards when you blink.

Templated reminders. Calendar deep links land on the list tab they meant.

SOP timestamps from Sage. Reports with typed date filters.

Operator boards for invoices and routes.

Ledgers reverse instead of delete. Mid-month joiners, VPF, and EOBI-only cases are handled.

Templates, preview, approval, media, and auto-create a customer when a new number writes in.

Enrollment, payroll integration, self-service, withdrawals, and reversals when a run is redone.

Checkout in order currency. Invites can use the tenant’s custom domain.

Orders into Sage SOP, with retries you can see when a token expires.

Upload a cropped photo. Invitation errors shake instead of failing silently.

Plus packet selling flags, stock summary by inventory, and customer price lists for salesmen.

The login page can wear the tenant.

Tokens attach to units. Commissions can follow the first milestone. Member IDs and commission-only pay are supported.

Chat in the dashboard, inactive-lead search, and a tenant toggle at signup.

Build a form, collect submissions, keep answers on the customer.

See shops on a map. Filters can be multi-value. Sell-by-case pricing for the van.

Token fallback when grant dies. Duplicate a role without recreating fifty checkboxes.

Customers, configuration UI, a worker, company/site switcher, and columns you can hide.

Ask across records. Import history and a certificate PDF. A denser grid for the people who live in tables.

Sign in with Face ID, Windows Hello, or a security key.

The van sees the trip, not the whole CRM.

Recommendations and delivery counts on the product. Salesman portal updates for the road.

Accrual payroll with payment links. Half-day and probation rules that recalc balances.

A stationery category and overview APIs so petty spend is visible.

Draft, confirm, list, repeat. Portal emails and live notifications.

Inventory routing, batch picking, and a manifest PDF.

Browse, filter, cart, and a session that hydrates from the member login.

Product detail, packet pricing, sell-by-units, and credit management on the same door.

Stock APIs, production recording, and scanners that understand UPC/EAN for unit and case.

Customers, products, and orders without back-office chrome.

Shop records stay out of the generic lead list. Lead profiles exist for the CRM side.

Bio, documents, external flag, PDF with salary structure.

Unit types, layouts, capped recurring payments, developer and unit counts on the list.

Approval or refusal lands in the inbox.

CapEx, investors, asset links, disposal.

Core components for selling on the road.

Pagination, relationship filters, bank details, and an email when transaction IDs regenerate.

Regenerate, reset periods, and keep the sequence honest with the highest number already used.

Pick a palette for the tenant.

Admins can activate invitations and move ownership without a back-channel.

Commissions create when money is paid. Assets on the deal. Petty cash and statement KPIs.

Taxable flags, manual override, commissions on the run, contra transfers between accounts.

Runs, deletion, bank details on the slip, reimbursements on expenses.

Multi-step approval, reporting lines, departments. Replace a member and take their work with them.

The people roster. Industry-sensible default modules. 2FA is in this week of work for the account.

A second factor on sign-in.

Print receipts from expenses. Tasks can recreate with a signature section. Multi-tenant users switch without signing out.

Settings in the sidebar, a top loading bar, and tables that finally match across companies, products, and inventories.

User, team, and role visibility. Edit rights. A filter bar for the whole board. Widgets resize and auto-save.

Funnel breakdowns, date settings, mobile bottom navigation.

Paginated tasks, overdue filter, related entity on the card. Copy a lead’s details in one tap.

Quick assign, animated visualization, swipeable lead-drawer tabs.

Plus bulk lead import with duplicate checking, so a CSV does not create twins.

Multiple locations, replenishment, tags, company vendor roles, and the first sales-order model.

Industry at signup, module guards, products, categories, images, packaging, Google Maps on locations.

Home-screen install, iOS splash, FCM only when you are actually offline.

Avatars on task cards. A proper lead search dropdown instead of a giant select.

Recent activity on lead cards, per-stage sort, duplicate-lead check, payment export.

Marketing dashboard, column filters, pagination that does not reset your place.

Today’s activity score, aging and source charts, liquid-glass option, Phosphor icons.

Shortcuts, permissions that respect the team, and payment balances that keep income apart from expense.

On the list and the pipeline. Country on the person. Unmapped Edge IDs show the campaign they should have hit.

Due time, owner on the card, lead details in the drawer.

Campaign fields on the lead stay put when Facebook retries.

Auto-link Facebook leads, associated leads on the campaign, image colours, fields that only that campaign asks.

Attachments with captions, groups, ownership transfer, invites, emoji, GIFs, typing, read state, separate message store.

Send, receive, sounds, notifications, open a thread from a URL.

Teams, leaders of more than one team, configuration, simulation, round-robin reset.

Backend and UI. Leaders, filters on the people picker, assignment pools you can move leads between.

Visibility controls, move between pools, lock reassignment with a warning you can actually read.

Facebook setup is less of a scavenger hunt.

Internal email for leads without an address. Assets searchable. Tokens can exist without an asset yet.

Executive dashboard. LeadsBridge mapping UI. Lead source on the customer.

Idle detection. Legal pages and a data-deletion path. A lead drawer. WhatsApp button on the phone. Lead pipelines and bulk assign.

View-own permissions on the server. Locked assets. Tokens that convert to deals. Phone and bulk edit on members.

Skip automations when a human is doing something exceptional. Commission rules in the API. Property tokens.

Pipeline automation for collection, not a side process.

Google token refresh before the slot is offered. In-app notice for a new booking.

WebSocket alerts for deals and the rest of the day.

More than one dashboard. Email templates that are not one giant HTML file.

Public scheduling with timezones.

Galleries, video, documents, floor plan, tracking on the public link.

Currency-aware forms.

A first cut of project cards came and went; assets kept custom fields, property config, and a PDF viewer.

Empty states, design tokens, resizable invoice columns, a phone field that knows countries.

Multi-step signup, OTP email, welcome mail, login, and RBAC that starts on day one.

A leads workspace and a customer API with validation.

Assign campaigns to leads. Accounts sit next to people.

Floors, rooms, square footage — the seed of warehouse and property.