- Representatives can now review the fields automatically mapped from a scanned badge and make corrections when needed before completing the lead capture. This helps ensure the information captured through optical scanning is accurate. - For form elements that are radio button, check box, dropdown, or consent types, Backstage users can now add a rule (visibility condition) that will determine whether or not the field will be displayed or not to the rep for them to fill-in. - Links to app content are now fully supported in text fields added to lead capture forms.

- The new Onomi Field App is now available, bringing a fast, intuitive app experience for booth staff to capture and qualify interactions at conventions. Built as part of CongressIQ, the Field App is designed around the realities of working on a busy congress floor: conversations are short, connectivity can be unreliable, and every interaction counts. - Lead captures are now saved as drafts. The Field App automatically saves started lead captures as drafts, preventing information from being lost if the process is interrupted, for example, if the device screen is locked or the app is closed. Any information already added is available when the rep resumes the lead capture. - More options during identity resolution. Reps can now select “No match” or “Out of scope” for suggested matches that are not relevant to the lead. - Quick access to the workspace home screen. A Home link widget can now be added below the Field App dashboard, allowing reps to easily access the configured workspace home screen. - Quick access to lead captures requiring action. A direct link to lead captures requiring action (“X interactions need action”) has been added to the Leads widget on the Field App dashboard, giving reps quick access to incomplete lead captures. - Individual meeting RSVP status displayed. The Meetings widget on the Field App dashboard has been adjusted to display the individual user's RSVP status for meetings, rather than the overall meeting RSVP status.

- When creating a meeting in the app using the Appointments module, the date/time picker now shows a time-range based on the defined availability of the meeting location. If the “Allow custom location” option is enabled and a custom meeting location is added, there is no adjusted time range. - Various minor adjustments to improve the user experience. This includes posting on feeds that are linked to live sessions, uploading captured lead scan images, and the “thank you for responding” text that has been made more visible in dark mode.

- We're excited to announce that the app now supports Apple's new Liquid Glass design system. - Adjustments made to support the new workspace dashboard report called “Time spent in the app”, giving workspace managers clear visibility into how long each attendee actively used the app. - When scheduling a meeting via the app, meeting organizers are no longer able to create new external participants that use the same email address as an existing participant. This is to prevent the accidental creation of duplicate participants.

Various minor performance and user interface adjustments.