What changed in each release of the desktop admin app — the macOS build platform operators use to oversee every business. It carries its own version number, shown in the top of its sidebar.
Looking for the employee app? That's the yourTimecard version history.
Support work the businesses can't do for themselves: taking a device off an employee, and taking back an invite you didn't mean to send.
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Added
- Unpair a device from an employee — for a phone that was lost or wiped and whose owner can no longer remove it themselves. Scoped to the employee you're looking at, so a stale roster can only fail rather than unpair the wrong phone.
- The app's version is shown in the sidebar, above the business/user search.
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Changed
- Cancelling a new device invite now deletes the code instead of leaving it live. Where the employee had older unclaimed codes, the dialog says so first — the server can only clear them all at once.
- Invites issued here are recorded as coming from LiquidSteam, and the invite web page shows that to the recipient — these invites don't come from the employee's employer and shouldn't appear to.
The first build of the admin app, from an empty macOS window to cross-company oversight. Grouped rather than split by version: the numbering moved faster than the record of it did.
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Added
- Enroll a Mac as a platform operator, with its own passkey. The first claim founds the platform; afterwards only a one-shot code from an existing operator gets a machine in.
- Platform-wide metrics: companies, employees, devices in use, and the averages between them.
- A searchable sidebar of every business and every person, with fuzzy matching so a misspelled name still finds them.
- One business in detail: its metrics and its employees, filtered by the titles that business defines.
- One person across the whole platform, with every business they belong to — the same human reconstructed across separate company databases.
- Issue an invite for any employee of any business, with the message to send and a way to hand it to Messages or Mail.
- Clear an employee's unclaimed invites.