SageScreen Changelog

Improvements

• You can now receive friendly reminder emails when your screening is about to expire, so last minute headaches are a thing of the past.
• Camera setup and identity verification are easier and clearer, with a guided page that makes sure everything is in focus and on track.
• The help modal is now smarter, serving up candidate specific advice and giving you a direct line to your recruiter if you need a little nudge.
• We tightened up screen workflows for a smoother ride, so you can get things done and get on with your day.
• If you are activating your account, there is a new, modern page waiting for you that is far less 1999.
• It is now impossible to accidentally edit or delete roles that should be left untouched, putting a stop to those “wait, what did I just click” moments.
• Email templates and chat got a little style upgrade, because looking good never hurts.

Bug Fixes

• We swept up some forgotten corners in routing and validation. Things should feel less like a mystery maze and more like a well lit hallway now.

Improvements

• You will now get clear email notifications when a screen is cancelled, ends, or when your Sage build is complete, helping you stay in the loop without needing to check in constantly.
• Each email notification has its own fresh template, so you will know exactly what happened and what you need to do, all in one tidy message.
• Admins get a nifty new section for testing emails, making sure messages look right before they ever hit your inbox.
• Credit adjustments are now easier to track, with new fields for reasons and admin notes, so you will always know the story behind a change or refund on your account.
• If you ever wonder why something changed in your credits, the adjustment reasons and action logs are right there in the UI for transparency.
• The grid views now offer sharper filtering, so finding what you need among the details feels much less like searching for a needle in a haystack.
• Directly deleting a screen is now a straightforward option, no extra hoops to jump through.
• Council names are now included in email templates for better context, so you always know which council an update relates to.
• Council ID handling is more reliable and consistent, which means you end up exactly where you should be, even if you wander off the beaten path.
• If you ever find yourself somewhere unexpected, like an unauthorized or not-found page, you will now get a clear explanation and a nudge in the right direction.

Improvements

• Credit transactions are now a bit smarter about their notes. If you forget to jot something down, the reference label will step in and fill the void so your records stay clear.
• The look and feel across the app has received a style tune-up. Fonts, colors, and spacing are now consistently themed so everything feels a bit more harmonious and less like a patchwork quilt.
• Charts have a fresh new palette, making your data both easier on the eyes and a touch more satisfying to interpret.
• Buttons, badges, and forms have shed their mismatched outfits and now all dress according to the same contemporary taste. UI details will feel more cohesive from top to bottom.
• The Sage creation process has become sleeker. Descriptions are front and center, pill-shaped distractions have exited the stage, and credit tracking for councils is right where you need it.
• Headers and progress indicators have hit the spa for a little polish, making navigation through Sage screens just that bit more intuitive and relaxing.
• Screen duplication is here. If you need to reuse the settings from an expired or abandoned screen, now you can copy them without the headache of starting from scratch.
• Screen expiration works more intuitively. Expired screens now bow out gracefully at the end of the day, and eligible scenarios will automatically see refunds without any footwork.
• The default screen expiration has been trimmed from a month to just a week, helping keep things timely and relevant. If you blink and miss it, you’ll still have easy access to duplication or refunds.
• Email preferences and screen duplication modals are now powered by AJAX, so you can make changes without the page doing a full somersault. Everything feels peppier and less interruptive.
• Administrators get clearer views into duplication and expiration events, making behind-the-scenes wrangling just a bit more pleasant.
• You will now see “Manage Billing” instead of “View Subscription” wherever it matters, making it clearer where to go for account tinkering.
• The onboarding checklist is collapsible, tidier, and includes a dismiss link in the footer. It is easier to navigate, less in-the-way, and a bit friendlier to interact with.
• Your welcome emails now include a password reset link right when you need it, and the formatting is easier on the eyes.
• Onboarding scripts are lighter and easier to digest behind the curtain, so your first moments on SageScreen feel a little smoother and less fussy.
• Credit calculations and display have been overhauled for the Sage creation flow. Totals are clearer, and UI feedback keeps you in the loop as you go.

Improvements

• The council edit form now has clearer sections, making it easier to find what you need. We have also labeled branding and URL fields as Coming Soon so nobody is left guessing.
• Date and time selection got a thoughtful upgrade with simple, ready-to-use templates. Choosing the right format just got a whole lot gentler.
• Introducing the credit ledger: you can now see your transaction history in one tidy place with handy filters and navigation. No more detective work required to track your credits.

Improvements

• Building a new sage now checks if you have enough credits, so you will not be left guessing if you can actually finish what you started.
• If you are running low on credits, you will see a clear and gentle warning, plus a handy link to get more if you need them.
• Admins have new tools to adjust credits for users, making it easier to keep everyone happy, topped up, and moving along smoothly.
• Credit usage is now more transparent, with updates to templates so you can always see what you are spending and how it is tracked.
• We cleaned up and streamlined the way credits are checked and used in the background, making the whole process feel effortless and reliable.

Improvements

• Date and time displays are now consistent everywhere, using clear formats that are easier to read. This should make sorting through dates a little less of a treasure hunt.
• You can now set your preferred date and time formats, either for your entire council or just for yourself. No more arguing with the computer about who is right about the best way to show the date.
• Filtering screens is more intuitive with new URL-based filters, and the expiring and hire filters are much easier to use. Finding what you need is now more like a stroll and less like a scavenger hunt.
• The dashboard is simpler, with a clear placeholder announcing that a customizable version is coming soon. Nothing lurking in mysterious legacy corners.
• Dropdown menus and clickable links have been gently polished for a smoother ride. They look a bit snappier and are easier to use.