What's new in 1.5.1 • Easier sign-in: reset a forgotten password from the login screen, and sign in with a one-time code sent to your registered mobile number. • Stay signed in with poor signal: opening the app in a dead spot no longer logs you out; your last profile is shown until you reconnect. • More reliable clock-in: GPS accuracy is now taken into account at the venue, and if the venue has weak GPS you can still clock in; your manager is asked to confirm it. • Notifications: get shift updates and messages as push notifications, even while the app is open. • Fewer interruptions: if something goes wrong, the app shows a recovery screen instead of a blank page, and problems are reported automatically so we can fix them faster. • General performance improvements and bug fixes.

• Required documents — when a client or venue needs you to review and sign a protocol, policy or agreement, the app now brings it to you when you sign in. Read it, acknowledge it, and sign with your name. A copy is emailed to you straight away and saved under Documents, so you can open it any time. • Set unavailability with a calendar — choose your dates from a tap-through calendar that shows the day of the week, instead of typing them by hand. • Waze directions — open your route in Waze, alongside the existing Google Maps and Apple Maps options. • Time off set by the office — if you tell your manager you are away, they can now mark those dates for you, so you are not scheduled by mistake.

Every screen has been redesigned for clarity — cleaner shift cards, easier-to-read statuses, and more consistent spacing throughout. Everything works the way it did; it's just easier to read at a glance. Fixed • Chat: the message box is no longer hidden behind the keyboard when you start typing New for administrators • Manage staff accounts, add new team members, and reset passwords from your phone • Assign roles and control what each role can see and do Thanks for using Extreme Staffing. If something isn't working, reach us through Help & Support in the app.