Tagging users in comments

1. User Tagging: When writing a comment, typing the @character will trigger a dropdown list of users.
   • Dropdown Behavior:
     • The first item in the dropdown is highlighted by default (if available).
     • As you type after the @ character, the list narrows to match the string 
     • The search continues even if you type a space character.
     • If no users match the search, the dropdown shows an empty state.
     • You can navigate the dropdown using the up and down arrow keys.
     • Select a user by clicking on them or pressing Enter (which selects the highlighted user).
2. Comment Handling:
   • Pressing the Escape key will close the dropdown, and the @ character along with any following text will become regular text.
   • Clicking the “Add comment” button while the dropdown is open will add the comment without tagging any user.
3. Display of Tagged Users:
   • Tagged users are displayed in a highlighted fashion within the comment.
   • If no name or surname is found for the user, their email is used instead.
   • If the user does not exist, the label “Deleted or unknown user” is displayed.
4. Email Notifications: Tagged users will receive an email notification informing them that they have been mentioned in a comment.

Label Consistency Between ESRS and Gap Analysis

• Unified Labeling for ESRS and Gap Analysis
  • Gap Analysis now reflects the same labels as ESRS Reporting.
  • Ensured consistency at both Disclosure Requirement and Data Point levels.
• Applied Recent ESRS Label Updates to Gap Analysis
  • Removed outdated labels, such as “DR can be excluded.”
  • Any future label updates in ESRS will also apply to Gap Analysis for uniformity.

Updated Guidance in ESRS Data Collection

1. Replaced Guidance for ESRS Data Collection
   • Updated guidance displayed next to data points with new content.
2. Scope of Change
   • Applied to data points in category-specific lists (G/E/S/G) for manual data collection in Step 3 of ESRS Report.
   • Updated in entity reports for aggregated data collection.
   • Reflected in data points within requests sent to collaborators.

Implementation of Missing Taxonomy Activities

1. Completion of Missing Activities
   • All previously missing activities have been implemented.
2. Priority Implementation
   • Focused implementation starting with activity 14.1 in CCA.

Tracking New Events in Supplier History

• Rejecting a request
• Accepting a request
• Forwarding a request

• These events are now tracked for all types of requests in the Supply Chain module.
• The events can be found in the Supplier Profile History.
• Each event will display the user who performed the action for better traceability.

Tracking events for suppliers created before 2024 

• With this update, supplier history tracking is now available for all suppliers, regardless of the year they were created.
• Events are now visible for older suppliers in the Supplier Profile History just like they are for newer suppliers.