Release Notes Archive - Skedulo

14 May
Configuration variables feature is GA
In Q4 2023 we announced a new feature that allows developers and administrators to store configuration variables, such as URLs or credentials securely within the platform. We are proud to announce that this feature is now “Generally Available” or GA!
PlatformAdministratorsDevelopers
6 May
AU Healthcare v1.261 is now available
This release includes bug fixes.
AU Healthcare (Healthcare)Healthcare PackagesAdministratorsSchedulers
6 May
Feedback and Rating in Skedulo Plus
We want to hear from you! Mobile users can now rate and provide feedback on the Skedulo Plus apps. This will help us better understand how you feel about the apps and make improvements to enhance your user experience faster.
Mobile AppMobile Users
2 May
Enhanced job offer flow
Mobile users can now access job detail page directly from successful job offers for a more efficient job offer flow
Mobile AppMobile Users
2 May
Recurring Availability Management in Skedulo Plus
Mobile users are now able to create their own weekly recurring availability patterns to let their organization know when they are available for work.
Mobile AppMobile Users
29 Apr
Form Builder is now available
Form Builder can now be enabled for all Pulse customers who are using the Skedulo Plus app
Mobile AppAdministrators
29 Apr
GraphQL subscriptions permanently enabled for all Pulse Platform teams
The “Enable GraphQL subscriptions” beta feature has been permanently enabled for all Pulse Platform teams.
PlatformAdministratorsDevelopers
26 Apr
Job dependency scenario expansion
When creating work, Schedulers will be able to choose from an additional 11 new dependency scenarios.
Web AppSchedulers
26 Apr
Overnight job indication
A new moon icon to indicate that a job spans multiple days
Mobile AppMobile Users
24 Apr
Account Fields Visibility Management
Admins can now configure which Account fields they want to hide from their mobile users to comply with their business policies.
Mobile AppAdministratorsMobile Users