Device-Based Triggers
We just introduced even more device-based conditions in Workflows, giving you the option to trigger actions based on IP address coordinates or device coordinates. This means your automations can fire off only when a user’s device is in a specific location or region.
For example, you could set up a workflow that automatically updates a dataset when a technician checks in from a job site, or trigger a confirmation email when a delivery driver’s device enters a designated service area. These location-aware triggers bring a whole new level of precision and context to your automations.
Action Loops in Workflows
Workflows just became even more powerful with the introduction of Action Loops. This feature allows you to repeat workflow actions multiple times without rebuilding or duplicating steps. You can configure loops around Dataset Rows (choosing a dataset, applying filters, or sorting rows) or use Confirm and Repeat to display a confirmation message before running the next cycle.
This makes workflows smarter, more dynamic, and able to handle complex tasks with ease. Imagine cycling through a list of jobs, confirming each step, and updating datasets automatically—everything runs smoothly without manual intervention.
Exportable, Filtered Calendars
Calendars now come with two highly-requested upgrades: the ability to export calendars as images and the ability to save filter presets. Exporting lets you capture and share your schedules in a quick, polished format—perfect for reporting or team communication. Saving filter presets means you can switch between views instantly, without resetting your filters every time. These updates make your calendars far more versatile, whether you’re planning logistics, tracking fieldwork, or managing customer appointments. With these tools, you can customize your calendars once and reuse your settings whenever you need them.
