A Refreshed Session Plan Editor
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What's new:
The session type now sits as a chip next to the plan's title, in both the session plan and session prototype editors, and each type has a short description in its menu. Settings that used to be toggles are now checkboxes, each with a help button that explains what it does.
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Why it matters:
You can see a plan's session type the moment you open it, and a plan that isn't a normal session stands out. Help for each setting is one tap away, including on a tablet, where hover tooltips didn't work. Your existing session plans and their settings are unchanged.
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➕ Also in This Release
- The Program Tags privilege now controls who can create new tags. Users without it can still apply existing tags to programs but can't add new ones to your library. If a role needs to create tags, turn on Tags under User Privileges > Settings Pages.
- Inactive users no longer appear when you choose who can access a client, or in the user lists in Hi Rasmus Scheduling.
- In Hi Rasmus Scheduling, appointment text is easier to read, and removing a treatment service from a client now updates the calendar right away.
- For Lumary-integrated organizations, a clearer error message when a session note can't be sent because of the linked client record.
- A few bug fixes for Microsoft SSO login, prompt-level template settings, and the iPhone and iPad app headers.
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