What changed? Scanning an asset in the mobile app now shows the next calibration date, along with the last and upcoming schedule dates.
Why it matters: Technicians can see calibration due dates on the spot without opening separate records, which helps avoid missed calibrations and compliance gaps.
What changed? A new “Mid-Quarter” schedule type, raised once every 45 days, is available on all pages where schedule types are listed.
Why it matters: It covers maintenance that falls between monthly and quarterly cycles, so teams no longer need workarounds for a 45-day interval.
What changed? RGP and NRGP data was view-only. Users can now download a PDF report for both, with all required details included.
Why it matters: Gate pass records can be shared, printed, and filed for audits or security checks without manual copying or screenshots.
What changed? The row-level data logic from the main dashboard now applies to the Work Request dashboard. With row-level access enabled, users see work request data only for their mapped locations.
Why it matters: Data stays restricted by location, so users see only what is relevant to them, which improves data security and keeps dashboards focused.
What changed? Asset selection during WO and WR creation now supports hierarchy-based selection, as already available for Location. Two modes are configurable: Breadcrumb (default) and Hierarchy-based.
Why it matters: Users can navigate to the right asset through its parent-child structure, which reduces wrong-asset selection and speeds up request creation in large asset trees.
What changed? The Work Request page in the mobile app now shows card information based on the request status.
Why it matters: Key details for each status are visible at a glance, so users spend less time opening individual requests.
What changed? Workflows have a new Audio input type for recording vibration or noise sounds during work order execution.
Why it matters: Technicians can capture audio evidence of abnormal sounds directly in the workflow, which helps diagnosis and gives a better record than written notes.
What changed? Parts availability is now shown during schedule creation and in the work order progress panel. An email listing required parts and quantities is sent in advance to the relevant users.
Why it matters: Teams know before work starts whether parts are in stock, so missing parts can be arranged early and maintenance is not delayed or postponed.
What changed? IoT meters are now integrated through the provided APIs, so meter details and readings flow into Cryotos.
Why it matters: Meter data arrives automatically instead of being entered manually, which gives more accurate, timely readings for monitoring and meter-based maintenance.
What changed? Flowchart navigation has been improved over the earlier version.
Why it matters: Users can move around and follow workflow flowcharts more easily, especially complex ones, which reduces time spent finding steps and configuring workflows.