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Discover the improvements we’ve built into each release to make Iurefficient a more powerful, intelligent, and secure tool for your professional practice. v4.69.0 — The project is in charge of its assistant Until now the assistant responded the same way in all your projects. How it reasoned depended on what each person had configured in their browser, so…
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v4.67.1 — Calendar times, and text documents Calendar events show in your time zone. Those coming from Google appeared shifted by six hours (a 4:00 p.m. meeting was drawn at 10:00 p.m.). The server stores them correctly; what was missing was saying they are an instant in UTC, and not a…
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v4.68.0 — Project positions At kickoff, a team is usually a list of roles (“an architect, two developers, an analyst”), not of people. Since 4.60 a task could request a profile, but that profile didn’t exist as a project member: it didn’t appear in Members, had nowhere to carry its rate and there was no one to…
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v4.66.0 — Deadlines are edited where you see them
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v4.65.0 — The brand in its place, hours that actually get reported, and notifications that lead somewhere
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v4.63.0 — Know where you are, and go back Opening a document no longer takes you away from where you were. A document from an opportunity, a signature or a quote is displayed right there, without traveling to the Documents screen and having to click your way back. The chat for opportunities and taxpayers…
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v4.62.0 — The assistant now knows about your risks and your changes
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v4.61.0 — Each project decides whether it uses Changes and Risks
Read more →v4.60.0 — Planning with profiles, before you have names
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v4.56.0 — The Sheet: bring many tasks up to date in one go
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v4.55.1 — Opening a contact works again, and the AI cites by name * Clicking a contact no longer gives “page not found.” In the Contacts list, clicking any row led to an error; so did the “View contact” button on a CRM lead or opportunity, and the notice that appears…
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