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We’ve made a number of huge enhancements over the past few months (Copy from Entity View, Send to Feed Business Rule, Calendar, My Lists & Bar Chart Widgets) but we’ve also released a few smaller enhancements this month that you might’ve missed! These enhancements (while small), we know will help to improve your user experience.

Filtering on date fields has been made easier by enhancing the filtering functionality on list pages to allow you to select various pre-defined date filters. Gone are the struggles of building your own filters to see which projects were logged in the last week or which benefits are planned for realisation this month.

Have you ever wanted to edit a widget without having to re-create it from scratch? Have you had the need to create a chart widget based on an existing one but using different fields, then realising you can’t copy widgets? Well, PPO now has you covered!

Are you tired of emails? Are you tired of flipping between apps all day? PPO has improved our Feed Widget to allow you to now get your notifications directly in PPO when it happens!

The new feature product webinars introduced the Bar Chart, Calendar & My List Widgets and sneak peek into what’s planned for the rest of the year.

Ever wanted to copy a project because you’re doing the same project at two different sites or wanted to copy a risk because you have a similar risk on your project? Now you can!

The “My List” widget is a new widget visible from the Home Page. It allows users to create their own lists to keep track of priority items or simply a way to keep focus items in a single list which can be added directly from the Home Page.

We’ve supercharged your Home Page and added the Calendar and the My List widgets to our growing list of new widgets (Chart, Key Metrics & Bar Chart)! We don’t typically deploy two significant features at the same time, but this had to be an exception to the rule!