Yay, another week with exciting software updates from Daato! Scroll down and learn more about the new developments on the platform:

We have added product tours across the entire platform. These are small step-by-step explanations of how certain workflows function. If you already know how to navigate around the software, just click through them, they will not come back for you. 

We have improved handling of the Requests-Tab and making it more usable. Here is how: 

1. Table Sorting: You can now sort tables on the Requests page.
   • Sorting Criteria:
     • Status: Sort by status in the following order: Canceled > Rejected > Pending > Review > Completed.
     • Due Date: Sort by the due date of the requests.
     • Sent Date: Sort by the date the request was sent.
   • Order: Sorting can be done in both ascending and descending order.
2. Search Functionality: You can now search the requests list, specifically targeting the Subject field.
3. Filtering Options: Enhanced filtering capabilities have been added to the Requests table.
   • Filter Criteria:
     • Type of Request: Filter by the type of request.
     • Module: Filter by module (available only in the global list, not in the list for SCS suppliers).
     • Status of Request: Filter by the status of the request.
     • Sender: Filter by the sender of the request.
     • Receiver: Filter by the receiver of the request.
     • Entity: Filter by entity (available only in the global list, not in the list for SCS suppliers).

• If a user does not click on the invitation link enough early they will land on a page telling them that the link has expired.
• This case is now explained directly in the invitation email to avoid user confusion.
• Included message also reiterates that the original email address to which the invitation was sent needs to be used when signing in. This is to prevent confusion among suppliers, for whom the general (info@somesupplier.com) email address was used and later the message was forwarded.
  
  

Newly added user not visible in the list of data providers / collaborators

We have added more columns to the IRO import template in Step 2 of the Double Materiality Assessment: 

1. New Columns for Impacts:
   • Actual or Potential
   • Negative or Positive
   • Timeframe
2. New Column for Risks and Opportunities:
   • Timeframe

After uploading the file, the answers are stored in the relevant fields for the created IROs. All new columns are optional. IROs will still be created even if these columns are empty.

• Impact Type: Users can now specify if the impact is Positive or Negative.
• Impact Realisation: Users can mark if the impact is Actual or Potential.
• Timeframe: Users can select the timeframe for the impact as Short-term, Mid-term, or Long-term.

has context menu

Not possible to update fields in IRO assessment questionnaire

Blank spaces considered valid explanation when overwriting Sustainability Matters

GIVEN user changed sustainability matter's assessment in step 4 of DMA

Second Sustainability Matter's assessment can be changed without explanation

GIVEN user successfully changed sustainability matter's assessment in step 4 of DMA

Stakeholder's organisation not shown on requests' list

Standard is not excluded when all DRs within it are

Number with too much precision is shown to indicate survey's progress

Guidance box on top of IRO upload drawer is empty

Disclosure requirement G1-6 incorrectly listed as G5-6

Wrong phase-in modals for S1-11 and S1-8

History issues

Problem:

1. when assigning a user a relationship manager, the name of this manager is not displayed in the event description. 
2. when updating the supplier contact email from X to Y, Y does not not appear in the description either. 
3. When updating the email contact from X to Y, the description still says “Supplier add contact”.
4. When suppliers are added to repository via import, the creation event does not appear in the history.
5. When supplier is created, the method of creation is not mentioned in the event description 
6. Events showing email of user who performed a articular action