Manuals are now also available in the app via the hamburger menu on the dashboard

Hotfix for incorrectly displaying the incident form with an unanswered person question

System administrators can send an access token to Merlin's technical helpdesk; The entire module Plans has been given a functional and visual makeover. Both the web and mobile applications now support all plan functionalities; Incidents, like crises, have an incident phase.

Hotfix for difficulty logging in via SSO for function roles that do not lead to the Crisis dashboard.

The incident form is visible and can be edited in the CrisisSuite App

Hotfix: Alerts will come through silent mode again with correct phone permissions

Several security vulnerabilities have been fixed Locations can be directly added when creating an incident

Logging in with the CrisisSuite App now also requires 2FA, if 2FA is activated on the CrisisSuite environment. It is possible to request multiple relief requests for one on-call shift.

Wrongfully shown logo at the login screen has been removed

The implementation of OAuth2.0 between the app and CrisisSuite server has improved the security within the CrisisSuite App. This makes it necessary to open the CrisisSuite App once every twelve months, otherwise you have to log in again. On-call shifts are visible in the app. Relief requests can be created for scheduled on-call shifts. Outstanding relief requests can be accepted or rejected. Status updates can be added to an incident.

Underlying code on which the CrisisSuite App has been built is upgraded to their latest stable version.

- Fixes issue with deeplink on push notifications - Various minor improvements

Users will be automatically logged out after a period of inactivity Person information is no longer cached in the app

Telephone numbers can be validated in the app Permission is now asked for using the camera On-call shifts are moved to a separate module

Various improvements to the Messaging module, including uploading documents to messages.

Incidents can be created in the app

Bug fix for plans with URLs showing overlap

When reporting an incident with GPS-coordinates as location, a valid address nearby will be added to the report. The module 'incident registration' has been renamed to 'incidents'.

It is possible to choose recipients for situation reports. System messages are now displayed in the messages module.

Features - The CrisisSuite design has been updated with our new Merlin house style - As with the Plans module, attachments can now be linked to a category and displayed in a folder structure - Users can initiate a Microsoft Teams call inside a messaging channel Bugfixes - The sitrep question of type attachment also functions correctly with a large amount of attachments - Users without a function role can now access the training module

The underlying systems with which the CrisisSuite App is built, are updated. This requires users to log in again with user name and password, unless this user did install and opened the technical update from the app stores we informed you about earlier. It is possible to have the CrisisSuite App shown in the corporate style of your organisation. If you would like to know more about this feature, feel free to contact us.

pre-release for v3.13.0; this version is preparatory. Once you've installed and started this version, you don't have to re-login after installing the next release.

It is possible to navigate from a processed incident message to that created incident. Attachments from the app can be added to an incident. Incident status updates of the incident are visible in the app. The priority and incident type icon are visible in the incident list.

The tree folder view in the Plans module is improved and doesn't show empty plan categories Users can add GPS locations to new incident reports

Tree view in the Plan module