Our team is currently prioritizing the following items for our immediate next release(s).
After the above items under “Coming Soon”, we will be working on the following enhancements:
Our upcoming major releases will introduce features such as the ones listed below. These enhancements require more development time than standard updates and will be rolled out as part of major releases.
Our recent releases have included the following updates. For more technical details please review our release notes page.
Users can now reply directly to comments on posts, making it easier to continue conversations and engage with others. We’ve also added notification alerts when someone replies to your comment, helping you stay up to date with ongoing discussions.
Administrators can now assign an optional display name for clients, allowing a nickname or alternate name to appear throughout the mobile app instead of the client’s full name. If no display name is set, the app will continue using the client’s first and last name by default.
Administrators can now track staff activity across the organization, including posts, likes, comments, and inactive users, with filters for groups, users, and date ranges. The report also allows admins to send reminder emails directly to inactive users, making it easier to encourage engagement and monitor participation.
A character counter has been added to post descriptions to help ensure content stays within app guidelines and provides clearer feedback while writing.
You can now bookmark posts for easy access later. This feature is available in your profile area within the app.
Admins can now send announcements tailored to their specific organization. Whether it’s a policy update or a community-wide note, you’ll receive these as push notifications and can review them within the app at your convenience.
This update adds a secure way for administrators to upload and manage a client’s emergency contact PDF directly from their profile in the Navigating Life Admin Portal. This PDF is also displayed in the mobile app for easy access for the staff to access when needed.
The app now checks the new Photo Consent PDF Expiration Date field for each client. If the consent has expired, tagging that client in photo posts will be disabled. The client’s bottom sheet will also display a clear “Photo Consent Expired” status so staff can take action as needed.
Staff users in the same groups can now see each other’s clinical logs to support better collaboration across teams and shifts.
The “Recent Posts” report now offers more robust management tools. Admins can view all comments in one place and take actions such as editing, deleting, or managing them as needed. This update also includes a refreshed UI, featuring high-resolution previews and a more intuitive browsing experience.
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