The indicator for changes still waiting on a connection now appears, and it opens the screen for settling conflicts and refusals.
Accounts now start from an invitation. Sign-in never puts your details in a web address, and saving a resource's schedule confirms itself where you pressed the button.
Platform administrators now see only that your organisation exists and who its members are. The documentation menu works properly on phones.
The official Censerva logo and colours now run through the site, the app, the icons and the emails. Incidents, Services and Resources open again.
Two settings pages that existed but could not be found now have their own tabs under Settings. Billing is hidden until pricing is published.
Creating a port from Settings → Ports failed every time, and the Ports, Documents and Custom Fields pages did not load. All of that is fixed, along with the first screen a brand-new account sees.
The demonstration banner and the demonstration clock now apply only to the demonstration account. Every other account sees today's date and no banner.
Removing someone from your organisation no longer erases their name from the work they did — and, until now, it could not be done at all.
The extra fields your port records — an inspection reference, a berth restriction, a local permit number — can now be asked for on vessels, port calls, incidents, services and resources alike.
The seven categories the upload dialog offers are now the only ones the system will accept, so the register can always label what it shows.
Platform administrators can now read operational records when supporting you — read only, never write, and only with two-step sign-in.
If you have set up a second factor, reading attached documents or the record of who changed what requires it — while the movements board stays reachable.
Account owners choose how long a session may sit idle — and a device holding unsent work is never signed out.
A read-only role is now a real boundary rather than a hidden button, on every route into the system.
The core movement workflow was failing every time it was used. It is fixed, and the surrounding checks are now enforced correctly.
Every link between records now requires both ends to be in the same organisation, so a figure cannot count work that was not yours.