August 2026
Deskbench
- Text and data workspaces added, so operations can chain on one file instead of one tool at a time.
- Video tools given a real editor rather than a hub with one thing on it.
- OCR tools moved to where people were already looking for them.
- Eighteen controls labelled properly for screen readers.
Audra
- Per-section scores on completed runs, with one colour scale across the app.
- Photo evidence: capture, display, coverage view, and a per-audit switch.
- Archive instead of delete, with type-to-confirm. Archived runs stay readable.
- Resume an unfinished run; answers and photos survive a reload mid-audit.
- Flags: a note is required to resolve, the resolver is recorded, and open flags are triaged by age with overdue at one week.
- The audit report is emailed to the store on submit.
- The audit percentage was removed from every screen.
- A single audit run can be deleted, and the deletion is logged.
- Sections in the test builder, on the staff test, and on import.
- Import questions by pasting them in.
- Failed attempts are archived; a completed test can be opened question by question.
- Retakes are granted by an admin; staff can no longer request one.
- Each test has a period month, a pass count and a store average.
- A named list of staff who have not taken a test.
- A single test result can be deleted, and the deletion is logged.
- Enhanced security on the staff test: attempts are rate limited with the number remaining shown, mobile numbers are accepted however a person writes them, and the anonymous name search was removed.
- Audits and Tests split behind a view toggle, with a store menu and expandable per-store checklists.
- A monthly report, printable to PDF, visible to admins only.
- Reports default to the past 30 days and print the dates the range covers.
- Dates and times are calculated and shown in South African time.
- Export the audit records themselves, not just the summaries.
- Equipment directory with service scheduling and overdue banding.
- Faults, repairs, notes and services logged against each item, with photo evidence.
- Only holders of the equipment permission may log a service or correct an entry.
- Regions defined by an admin.
- A per-person "can run audits" permission, plus a read-only checklist view.
- Admins can change a colleague's role and correct their name; nobody renames themselves.
- Email addresses are validated and invites confirmed before sending.
- Navigation shows only what the signed-in person can use.
- Enhanced security on sign-in: password rules, a change-password page, a show/hide toggle, and an idle sign-out.
Floorset
- Rows of stands laid out by saying how many, and numbered the way a hall numbers them.
- The floor is tinted and the grid sits under the stands rather than over them.
- Twenty wayfinding pictograms drawn, after reading what the venue benchmark actually ships.
- Everything on the plan became one kind of object with a category, so the panel is learnt once.
- Tools collapse on the left; the detail panel on the right stays where you left it.
- Facilities drawn, and doors put on the walls they belong to.
Not everything we do shows up here — plenty of the work is fixes nobody should have to read about. This is the part worth telling you.