What's new in the shift log — every change that makes your day easier, in plain language, not developer-speak.
A departing colleague’s account can be deactivated in one click: they can no longer sign in, but their logs, reported events and audit trail are kept — nothing is deleted.
The Users tab now lists the invitations you sent with their status — Pending, Registered or Revoked — and a pending invitation can be resent or revoked.
Priority, assignee and target date on each job; per-shift comments build into a chain, and clicking a row opens an editor with every field and the full history.
Carried-over tasks and maintenance jobs now carry a “history” button: a timeline showing, shift by shift, what state the item was in and what was noted about it.
Record the maintenance work done or under way during the shift right on the log — and anything not closed carries over to the next shift by itself, until it is finished.
Rename, colour, reorder and switch the log’s event types on or off; with several plants you can set which type is available at which plant.
Task status is one click along a progress track, the list brings high priority to the top, and the log shows who acknowledged a standing order, and when.
A log can only be closed by hand near the end of the shift, so it can’t be finalized mid-shift by accident; and any changes made after closing — who changed what and when — are tracked on a separate history timeline.
The live log now auto-saves in the background, so the keyboard no longer drops mid-typing on iPhone and iPad — you can keep writing without interruption.
Every closed shift now produces a tamper-proof PDF report — saved to the server automatically and available to download or preview any time.
Archived logs are read-only until you explicitly edit them; closing a log simply finalizes it.
Record exactly who worked each shift, picked from a managed roster of workers (name and position).
Log incidents, near-misses, quality deviations and maintenance-triggering events right on the log — with severity and an open→investigating→closed lifecycle.
A drag-and-drop builder lets you design your log's sections and fields — text, numbers, lists, tables, images — or start from ready-made templates.
One organization can run several plants — switch between them, with per-plant permissions and per-plant log setup.
Turn any datapoint into a CSV/Excel report with a point-and-click builder; saved definitions re-run with one click.
The system opens and closes shift logs automatically from your schedule and timezone — no manual start.
Authorized roles can correct a log, but every change is recorded — nothing can be rewritten silently.
Custom logo, brand color, shift types and timezone per organization; interface language in Hungarian or English.
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New modules, industrial shift-log tips and ISO 45001 practices — once a month at most, no spam.