What does this mean?
We implemented a list of requested features from the Feature Request category in the simPRO Community Forum, from clients visited in the field and from staff. Our staff are equipped with the industry experience and software knowledge needed to identify the features that will benefit our customers the most.
The features in this release have been divided into two categories: major features, which will affect all clients, and minor features, which may make an enormous impact to some clients but are not as significant to the simPRO community as a whole.
For a detailed explanation of each new feature, see the Version 11.2 Release Notes. It is recommended that your product champion reads the documentation to see what new features may be of assistance to you.
The upgrade occurred Saturday night at 9pm and your staff had access to the new and enhanced features when they started work on Monday morning. simPRO will continue to improve behind the scenes and roll out new features in automatic upgrades.
IMPORTANT NOTE RE: Accounting Link
Your accounting links require an update to continue working with the newly released v11.2. It is essential that you accept the update when prompted. Xero links will be updated automatically.
You’ll find a list of all v11.2 related links on our User Guide home page →
Webinars
We hosted a series of Version 11.2 Q&A sessions via webinar. A video recording of the webinar can be viewed online here →
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