April 2026

Overview

This release introduces a set of enhancements focused on improving operational visibility, security, and day‑to‑day workforce workflows. 

You can expect strengthened shift communication, expanded auditability of system changes, improved password security standards, and enhanced asset & vendor management capabilities.

 

New capabilities & features

Pre‑shift alerts and shift acknowledgement

What it does 
Enhances how guards are notified of upcoming shifts and how they acknowledge them, starting with TT‑Shift. Guards receive pre‑shift alerts prompting acknowledgement, and acknowledgement requests are re‑sent when shifts are rescheduled.

Why it’s important 
Improves schedule awareness and reduces missed or misunderstood shift changes by ensuring guards actively acknowledge updates.

Who it impacts 
Guards, dispatchers, and operations teams

Where to learn more

Pre‑Shift Alerts and Shift Acknowledgement

 

Expanded audit log coverage for general settings

What it does 
Introduces expanded audit logging for changes made in Settings → General → General, starting with BackOffice. Each change is logged with clear before‑and‑after values and displayed consistently in Audit Log.

Why it’s important 
Provides stronger traceability and accountability for administrative configuration changes.

Who it impacts 
Admins and managers

 

Centralized asset categories and model types management

What it does 
Introduces hierarchical management of Asset Categories and Model Types, enabling centralized control at HQ with controlled reuse and visibility at region and site levels.

Why it’s important 
Reduces duplication, improves consistency, and simplifies asset registration and management across the organization.

Who it impacts 
Admins and managers using Asset Tracking

Where to learn more

Managing Asset Categories and Model Types

Managing Translations for Asset Categories and Model Types

 

Vendor management enhancements for subcontracted call‑outs

What it does 
Extends Vendor Management to better support subcontractor‑handled call‑outs, including assignment, dispatching, monitoring, and reporting.

Why it’s important 
Provides the same level of visibility and KPIs for subcontracted work as for internal operations.

Who it impacts 
Dispatchers, admins, and operations teams

Where to learn more

Vendor Management for Subcontracted Call‑outs

 

Enhanced geo‑location tracking for zone licenses

What it does 
Improves how GPS tracks and geo‑fence events are captured when guards operate under a zone license, ensuring activity is accurately associated with the correct site.

Why it’s important 
Restores full value of geo‑location features for zone‑based setups and improves transparency of guard activity at the site level.

Who it impacts 
Admins, managers, and clients

Where to learn more

GPS Tracking for Zone Licenses

 

Paycor integration – Additional employee status

What it does 
Adds support for an additional employee status from Paycor to better represent employees who are on leave without pay.

Why it’s important 
Improves alignment between Paycor employee records and workforce status in the platform, helping teams more accurately reflect employment conditions during unpaid leave periods.

Who it impacts 
Admins and teams using the Paycor integration

 

SLA Timers

What it does

SLA Timers track how long each phase of a dispatch task takes — such as time to accept a task, travel time, or time on site — and compare that duration against defined thresholds.

Why it’s important

SLA Timers provide real‑time visibility into whether dispatch tasks are progressing as expected. 
Instead of manually monitoring each job, teams are alerted only when something requires attention — reducing missed SLAs and enabling faster corrective action.

Who it impacts

Dispatchers and administrators responsible for monitoring active dispatches and responding to time‑sensitive situations.

Where to learn more

SLA Timers in Dispatch

 

Parent and Child Dispatch Workflows

What it does

Parent and Child Dispatch Workflows allow a single status change in an active dispatch to automatically create a second, independent dispatch task — the child.

Why it’s important

Parent and child workflows make escalations instant, traceable, and measurable, ensuring response time is captured accurately from the initial request through resolution.

Who it impacts

  • Dispatchers — manage escalations without manual task creation.
  • Operations managers — gain end‑to‑end SLA visibility across escalated responses.
  • Administrators — configure workflows that support structured escalation paths.

Where to learn more

Parent and Child Dispatch Workflows

 

Report link behavior for emailed reports

What it does

When reports are delivered via email as a link instead of a PDF attachment, clicking the link now opens a dedicated PDF generation screen.

Why it’s important

Previously, report links opened a generic loading screen that looked similar to a timeout or failed page. The new behavior clearly communicates that the report is actively generating.

Who it impacts

Report recipients

Where to learn more

How Report Links Work in Email Notifications

 

3. Improvements

  • Usability:

Clearer workflows and structure across runsheets, asset management, and vendor‑related processes.

  • Operational visibility:

Better insight into assignments, changes, and subcontracted activities.

  • Consistency:

More predictable behavior across regions, sites, and shared configurations.

 

4. API updates

No relevant API changes this time.

 

5. Bug fixes

Daily Site Summary email reliability 
Daily Site Summary email links now work correctly even when the email size exceeds 10 MB, allowing users to download the PDF successfully without timeout issues.

 

 

 

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