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.
Sphere's Coverage Map becomes Pathway, giving a clearer view of assessment coverage against training objectives, and creating and editing HTML presentations is more dependable. Assessment filters, course imports and the Pathway course selector also work better.
Sphere's downloadable A4 resources have a refreshed, consistent design, quizzes can be downloaded with them, and importing a course is clearer from start to finish. The sign-in service behind Agilexe applications is also more robust.
Shadow's redesigned alignment workspace begins rolling out, Sphere can start small lessons without an existing Schema course, and Sift-supported citations are more accurate. Sphere's legacy PowerPoint generation service will be retired over the coming weeks.
Sift is now available to select users as a standalone knowledge-exploration application. This release also improves KSB mapping and qualification matching in Shadow, imported-document handling in Shadow and Schema, and adds Microsoft Entra ID SSO to the App Centre.
Sphere now opens to a central dashboard and can export e-learning storyboards as Word documents. Shadow gains breadcrumb navigation, clearer role ownership transfer and several fixes, and the live chat AI assistant in Shadow and Schema has been made more secure.
Schema can now build courses from modules of existing courses, Sphere allows longer trainer notes and amplification, and Shadow adds DIF score resets and fixes.
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 now accepts DOCX and PDF uploads of role scalars and Role PSs, and Schema's Course Blueprint gains a schematic view and a delivery risk score, alongside fixes.
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.
Schema lets you override lesson, module and course durations and restores SME comments, the Sift Store accepts files up to 125MB, and registration now ignores email capitalisation.
Sphere adds an AI-generated Technical Training Notes resource and a Support menu in the header, while Schema course imports gain Industry and Location fields. Shadow and Schema also receive a set of fixes to role copying, permissions, objectives and FTS generation.
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.