v2.0.4
AUTODOCS 2.0.4major
- 2.0.4-ADD-01AddedTraffic Map on the dashboardA full-width band under the 7-day strip that puts the project's whole workflow in one picture — each stage is a circle, and every document in progress is a dot travelling the path between stages, so you can see at once where work is piling up. Dots carry the colour of the company that raised the document, with a colour key underneath; a stage holding a lot of documents changes colour and expression so it is hard to miss; and pointing at a stage highlights only the paths connected to it. The paths match the workflow the project administrator designed, including return-for-revision routes and stage-skipping forwards. Everyone on the project sees the band without having to turn it on.
- 2.0.4-ADD-02AddedThe Traffic Map in the Document Log — click a stage to filterThe same map now sits on the Document Log as well, and clicking any stage circle narrows the list to the documents held at that stage; click it again to go back to everything. Seeing where work has piled up and getting to the actual documents is one click, not two screens.
- 2.0.4-ADD-03AddedSign in with LINEConnect your LINE account to your user account in Settings, and from then on the LINE button on the sign-in page gets you in without a password. Linking can only be done from an account you are already signed in to, one LINE account belongs to exactly one user, and no account is ever created automatically — anyone who has not linked signs in exactly as before.
- 2.0.4-ADD-04AddedShare a document into a LINE chat or groupA share button on the document page and in the Document Log sends a document straight into a LINE chat or group, or copies a link for you to paste yourself. The recipient gets a card carrying the number, the subject and the current stage, with a button that opens it. Several documents can go at once from the selection bar in the Document Log, and the button is there on a phone too — sharing into the site group is work done on site.
- 2.0.4-ADD-05AddedPin the inspection position on the floor planA new field for site inspection work: pick a location that carries a key plan — the per-floor image uploaded on the project home page — and tap the plan to pin where the inspection took place. Several pins are allowed and each remembers its own location. A project administrator can add the field to any document type from the workflow designer, and new projects get it on the site inspection (RI) form from the start.
- 2.0.4-ADD-06AddedChoose a date range before printing the Document LogThe print dialog now takes a date range, defaulting to the last month. Printing used to sweep the entire history every time, so a routine job that wanted "last month" got a hundred-page file. Clear the range to get everything as before — and the range you chose is printed on the register header, so nobody files the document away believing it covers the whole project.
- 2.0.4-ADD-07AddedA calendar summary page on the Daily Report printoutThe Daily Report register now opens with a month-by-month calendar of the range being printed: a dot under every date that has a report (with a number beside it on days carrying several), holidays shaded and named underneath, and a summary of the report count, working days and holidays. Which days went without a report is visible at a glance.
- 2.0.4-ADD-08AddedManpower and photo counts on the Daily Report printoutThe print dialog gains a section that belongs to the Daily Report alone: print the manpower broken down by trade, and the number of photos on each report. Manpower reads as a line under the subject rather than a column, because what you want from it is who was on site that day, not a number to sort by.
- 2.0.4-ADD-09AddedSet a dashboard card to the height you wantDrag a card's bottom edge to fix its height; anything taller scrolls inside the card. Double-click or press Delete to go back to the natural height. The height is remembered per card group, and survives reordering the cards or changing their width.
- 2.0.4-ADD-10AddedThe device camera and pull-to-refresh in the mobile appThe photo work that was still going through a file picker — reporting and following up defects, the inspection gallery, and staging photos for a site inspection (RI) — now opens the device camera directly in the mobile app. And any page can be refreshed by pulling down on it, sidebar badges included, instead of reaching for the refresh button in the header.
- 2.0.4-CHG-01ChangedFiltering the Document Log got simplerThe per-stage count cards are now the filter themselves: click a stage to see only the documents in it, click again for everything. The separate status dropdown is gone, since it did the same job twice. The cards follow the real workflow order and push withdrawn and deleted to the end, and the work-trade and company fields can be typed into instead of scrolled through.
- 2.0.4-CHG-02ChangedThe sign-in page and its release-notes panelThe Google, Microsoft and LINE buttons are down to their logos and share one row, splitting the width evenly between whichever are enabled — with words on them a third button fell to a third line and pushed the footer off the screen. The release-notes panel beside the form switches between Thai and English, always shows the three most recent releases, and gives every item a heading, the way the changelog on the website does.
- 2.0.4-CHG-03ChangedStarting at the camera now covers every photo fieldA document type set to open at the camera on a phone works for every kind of photo field, not only the standard one — the Daily Report photos and the inspection photo widgets included. It also picks a field that is actually on the create form, so it can no longer aim at a camera belonging to a later stage.
- 2.0.4-FIX-01FixedThe signature on the profile page was not being savedUpdate Profile saved everything on the page except the signature, which has a save button of its own — so anyone who drew a signature and pressed Update Profile left the page without it being stored. The signature panel now sits in its own card, so it reads as something that stands on its own and carries its own save.
- 2.0.4-FIX-02FixedRearranging dashboard cards could lose one for goodFor anyone with a watch list who had never arranged their dashboard, the first drag silently dropped one card from the saved layout — recoverable from Customize, but only if you noticed. Cards with nowhere to land are now appended instead of discarded, so a save can never come back with fewer cards than it went in with.
- 2.0.4-FIX-03FixedA card ticked in Customize did not appearA card with nothing in it yet was dropped entirely, so ticking one in Customize and saving returned a screen that looked exactly as before, with no way to tell whether the choice had been kept. Cards you picked yourself now always appear, with a line saying they are empty — all eight of them.