
What’s new? v4.98 — Suppliers and contracts with a life cycle
A supplier is now a client with a supplier role, and every contract gets its own documents, a clear life cycle, e-signature and a warning before automatic renewal.
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A supplier is now a client with a supplier role, and every contract gets its own documents, a clear life cycle, e-signature and a warning before automatic renewal.
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Billing alerts had never actually been sent. Now they reach the people who collect, the funnel adds up by stage, and every project can carry its own billing schedule.
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Having backups is not the same as being able to recover. Seven practices so the copy exists, stays out of an attacker’s reach and restores when you need it.
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The probe that discovers devices on your network can now be managed without logging into the machine it runs on: see whether it is connected, change its settings and ask it to “scan now”. It also recognizes phones and tablets, identifies the model and brings back a photo.
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A probe on the network or the GLPI agent reports devices and their software, and a person approves what gets in. Plus a handover form to sign, an alert when someone leaves with equipment, contracts, and value and age reports.
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A recorded meeting nobody transcribes is not worth much. IureTranscribe does it on your own computer with Whisper and leaves the minutes ready to file with the project. How to use it, who it is not for, and how it connects to Iurefficient.
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We asked whether the inventory was enough for a mid-sized IT department, and the honest answer was no. It now sends email alerts, encrypts license keys, imports from Excel and links to tickets.
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Drag in the SAT acknowledgment and the return fills itself in; the tax report and dashboard show amounts paid next to calculated ones. Plus a corrected income tax table, an inventory that finally saves its settings, and the hours that are visible again.
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A missed deadline can’t be repaired. Seven practices so dates don’t depend on anyone’s memory: a single calendar, a recorded computation, staggered alerts and filing with a margin.
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We measured the interface’s contrast and introduced a palette of our own, audited security in depth and closed what we found, and the frontend moves to Next.js 15 with no visible difference.
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The assistant’s roles —Project Manager, PMO, CFO, Sales— are installed from Settings › Roles, and the screen tells you what the project lacks before you install. Central can also now see whether a suggestion was dealt with.
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The deadline that gets missed is rarely the unknown one, but the one that lived in someone’s memory. Seven practices for a tax calendar the whole firm can consult.
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