We've modified the following fields to have more characters available (format: Field: OldLength/NewLength):
Complaint -- switched to avoid confusion with Complaints being work order line items effectively)These lengths will also be effective on the desktop app as well.
The assigned calls screen will now show users when the calls were last updated with a time stamp at the top of the list. Additionally, the assigned calls screen now has an info section at the bottom that indicates to users how many requests are still in the offline queue and how many attachments are still being uploaded or pending upload. A message has now also been implemented on the assigned calls screen when there are items in the queue indicating to the user how they are able to force a sync for the queue. See example below:

We have added compression for images that are uploaded to the ServiSuite app. This reduces the size of attachments by roughly 50-75% while barely affecting the image quality of the attachments. In addition to this, we have removed attachment uploads from the offline queue so that they will no longer block requests/updates/fetching of assigned calls.
PDF attachments within service calls can now be viewed by simply tapping on the PDF attachment.
Note: This does require internet because the attachment needs to be downloaded before viewing.
Third Party Billing optionWith this update, we've moved away from single code work order statuses (T, S, O for example) and toward description based statuses (i.e. Traveling, On Site, Open). The change should be pretty minor from the technician's perspective but we decided to include it in the release notes just to make sure everyone is aware.
The biggest feature in this release is the ability for technicians to schedule the next contractual checkup (or maintenance) for the customer before the tech leaves the current checkup. For more information, see the video here:
We now support pulseM. Included in this integration is the ability to send tech bios automatically to the customer upon technicians travelling to work orders as well as sending review requests upon finishing up their work at a given call.
Technicians will now see a labeled button in the top right of the app bar on the add material screens (both regular and flat rate material) in the event that the work order is linked to a contract checkup and that checkup has material on any of its complaints. Upon pressing the button, the technician will be presented with a list of the material and upon tapping on the material, the default add material dialog will show with the quantity defaulting to the quantity specified on the checkup complaint's material.


Technicians can now view emails from the work order summary screen as well as add, edit and delete emails. Additionally, upon emailing PDFs to customers, technicians can add, edit and delete emails via the new dialog that appears upon initiating emails. To send an email, the technician now needs to simply tap on the email in the list. If an email doesn't exist, they can create a new one by tapping Create Email.



In order for technicians to more clearly indicate to dispatchers that equipment is in an attic and therefore should not be tended do in the middle of a Summer afternoon, we've added the In Attic flag to equipment that can now be managed on the equipment create/edit dialogs.

If materials are marked as suggested on a piece of equipment (either by the tech in the field via sliding the search result material and tapping "Suggested" or by a user in the office), the tech can see a separate list of suggested material within his app for any given piece of equipment. This is useful for routine materials like filters for example.


Changes
We've elected to split up phone numbers on the Customer and SiteAddress models into 3 fields in order to better distinguish what type of phone number.
Previously, the phone number fields on Customer were: SalesPhone and CreditPhone. On SiteAddress, the field was just Phone.
Moving forward, both Customer and SiteAddress will have 3 separate phone fields. They are:
The software will only use the CellPhone field for texting capabilities that are coming soon.
Anywhere the mobile app lists out phone numbers for the Customer or SiteAddress will now have the new 3 fields to match what the desktop users will see.
Changes

