After several weeks of testing and perfecting, we are extremely excited to announce that our Windows version is now live!
This marks a new era for the Appenate platform – our app technology now runs natively on both mobile and desktop devices.
We can’t wait to see what you do with our new desktop capability!
We’ve rolled out a number of platform improvements along with a new app update. There’s a bunch of enhancements to be had, plus some brand new features sprinkled in 🙂
Our next round of updates is almost here – say hello to our Formulaic Update!
This update involves a LOT of improvements in the formula engine which drives so many dynamic scenarios across your apps. We’ve also upgraded other areas along with a long list of minor fixes and improvements.
After successful trials with selected customers, a new Tasks and Push API is now generally available live on the platform.
If you’d like to see these in action, simply take a look at our API Explorer 🙂
We’re pleased to announce that new connectors for SharePoint and Box are now live and available for use on the platform.
We’ve had a solid preview period and appreciate all your feedback and bug reports from trying out the new features and functionality.
The Iconic Update has now been green-lit to roll out to all customer branded apps over the course of this week 🙂
In case you missed our full post about it yesterday, a major new release has just gone live on the platform for you to preview.
The Appenate branded app will be available in Google Play in a couple of hours, with IOS following in a few days time.
Our team has been working hard on a huge update over the festive break and we’re excited to announce that it’s hitting preview this week 🙂
We’ve just completed a full round of updates to all branded apps in Google Play and the Apple App Store.
This is an upgrade to the latest 4.28 version of the Appenate app runtime.
We’ve just released an upgrade to the Tasking area which greatly improves filtering and review of Tasks.
Now you can define custom statuses and update form entry answers as part of a Task review 🙂