You can now organize your automations into folders, in the same way that you can with Reports, and TV Slideshows.

We've now released the ability to search Custom Automations. Another change allowing you to discover content faster, and make the admin experience of automations easier.

Filtering by users or teams on charts was frustrating - we've improved this, allowing you to easily filter by users and teams, and know that your filter has applied as expected.

Add meeting templates in the Customize OneUp area, meaning you can run different meeting types (e.g. 1:1, coaching/developmental 1:1) with a different structure.
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Templates bring the following new functionality:

When creating a new meeting, you can select the template to use. The org's default template will be pre-selected for ease.
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The new permission - Manage Meeting Templates - has automatically been given to anyone with both the Access Coach + Manage Settings permissions.

Find out more here.

Editing a target used to mean overwriting the original and losing its history. The "Edit target" modal now defaults to Create new target, which supersedes the existing target — preserving the old target's history while the new one takes over going forward.
A toggle at the top lets you switch to Edit existing target if you really do want to change the original in place.

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You can now connect their Outlook calendar to Coach. Once connected, meetings, including links and invitees, get sent to emails and appear in calendars.
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Note: new meetings still need to get created in Coach.
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What is supported:

➡️ Find out more here: Connect your Outlook calendar.

You can now organize your leagues into folders to better organize competitions across active and upcoming leagues!

You can now drill-down into league metrics on the League standings table. No need to create a separate report to look into the data.

Report and Chart widgets on Dashboards can now be configured to show the data of the person viewing them, making it much easier to build Dashboards that work for everyone, without needing to create separate versions per person.

The Leaderboard widget on Dashboards now has a new Show as option, letting you switch between ranking individuals or teams. Previously, the widget only supported individual rankings, and this change brings team competition to dashboards!

We've added value, weighted value, and further candidate stage as some extra columns in the Pipeline stage table, allowing you to view this information per job, and sort the data accordingly.

You can now both create new and edit existing targets from the same modal, on the target page.

Missions now have the same two toggles as leagues: show missions starting in the next five days, and show missions that ended recently. Both off by default. Another change that is a direct result of your feedback.
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Teams like to put upcoming missions on screens a few days early to build anticipation before the competition kicks off, and celebrate wins longer after competitions end.

It's now possible to duplicate a team on the Teams page, saving you setup time. Duplicating copies the team's members and their permissions.

We've improved our Roles and Permissions area: it has a new look and feel, is better organized into the features you recognize, and is responsive. It's also moved into the Customize OneUp area, your home for all settings.

This move is part of unifying all platform settings in one place. SSO settings now live in the Access area of Customize OneUp, under Roles & Permissions.

Edit different users' settings in Customize OneUp > Users & Access > Edit users.

We've added the ability to create folders on the team page, meaning you can group their teams together, e.g., by Region/ Location, for easier team management.