February Release Highlights
What’s New
Recurring Scheduler
Who wouldn’t like to have an automation that delivers that data you want, in your inbox, on time, without lifting a finger? That is right, No ONE. We are happy to announce the ability for admins to create recurring schedules. This new update makes it easier to automate repetitive tasks like sending reports to stakeholders. When the "Is Recurring?" option is selected, you can choose a frequency—yearly, monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly.
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Once set up, the trigger will execute based on its initial schedule and continue running at the specified frequency until the exit condition is met. For example, if a trigger is set to run monthly with an initial date of 1/2/25 (past date), it will fire immediately upon activation and then schedule the next run for 1/3/25.
See Recurring Schedule for more info and use cases.
Login Widget for Pages
The login widget can now be added anywhere in the client portal pages as a configurable item. This allows you to include additional content, such as instructions or other relevant information, alongside the login widget—something not possible with the default TeamTracks login page.
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Admin Portal: Client Portal Page Configuration
You can also set a custom page containing the login widget as the default login page, replacing the standard TeamTracks login page through system settings.
Here is an example of a page with a login widget and an HTML content.
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Login Page
Notable Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where lists were not loaded properly when accessed by guest users.
Fixed an issue where the pagination menu was missing on the admin history page when filters were applied. Column sorting is now also available in the admin history.
Fixed an issue where formula fields in objects were not initialized as 0 when there are no child objects.