New features, improvements and fixes across the Agilexe applications, newest first. Some of the new features are a result of the feedback we have received from clients.
This release redesigns the Role Scalar experience in Shadow, improves PowerPoint presenter notes, layout selection and Organisational Styles in Sphere, and makes images and document reprocessing easier to follow in Sift.
Shadow introduces AI-powered KSB mapping and multi-document role imports, Schema's risk score now shows under- and over-training, and Sphere lets you tailor generated assessments.
This release fixes how training category overrides flow from Shadow into Schema, makes Course Blueprint timings accurate straight away, and brings stability fixes across Shadow and Sphere.
Shadow makes objective imports faster and more flexible, adds tags for Conditions and Standards and begins rolling out AI-powered role imports, while Schema adds safety checks to the course workflow.
Shadow adds a read-only view of all RAID items and a smarter RAID page, and the Manage User page is tidier and safer to use. The release also fixes deletion of lessons and courses in Schema, team tags in Sift and a range of Shadow issues.
The platform moves to .NET 9 and a new Identity Server, and live chat can now query your Sift stores. Shadow adds AI-generated performance measures for tasks and objective import for qualification mapping, alongside improvements and fixes across Shadow and Schema.
Sift uploads now show clear progress and validation, and Sift search returns accurate results. Schema gains tidier AI-generated module names and a more consistent dashboard, with fixes to SME chat dates and new user onboarding.
Shadow lets you see generated legislation in a task's standards and introduces TrAD sign-off before a role appears in Schema, with smoother editing, a new setup page and layout fixes. Schema improves the Roles Ready for Course Connection view and its lesson and content pages.