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April 2024 Release Notes
April 2024 Release Notes

Opsyte's release notes for April 2024

Kieran Adams avatar
Written by Kieran Adams
Updated over 5 months ago

Welcome to the latest edition of our Release Notes, where we highlight the exciting developments and enhancements from the month of April. From innovative features to performance improvements, join us as we delve into the details of what's new and improved in our products and services.


These Release Notes will cover:

Areas

Global Employee Search

Continuous employment start date

Wage Percentage Update

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Areas

We have now introduced "Areas" which sit above your Job roles and Departments.

With this new function, you have better control of your rota organisation and wage reporting.

You'll be able to read all about this new function here.

Global Employee Search

Our search function just received a major upgrade.

Now, you have the power to seamlessly search for employees across all the sites within your access.

This enhancement is designed to optimise your experience, especially if you manage multiple sites.

Continuous Employment Start Date

We have introduced employees' continuous start dates into the staff list.

When you access the staff list, you'll now find their continuous start date displayed, offering a comprehensive view of their tenure with us.

Rest assured, detailed job role start dates remain accessible within individual profiles, providing you with comprehensive insights at your fingertips.

Wage Percentage Update

We have updated our Rota Wage Percentage.

Now you can go into more granular detail with your wage cost percentage by offering 3 decimal places.

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