Policies carry a version and a date
The privacy, cookie, terms, copyright and accessibility policies now show their version, the day they took effect and what changed, all kept up to date from the admin panel.
What has changed across iBrothers Group and its ventures: new features, improvements, fixes and updated documents, newest first.
The privacy, cookie, terms, copyright and accessibility policies now show their version, the day they took effect and what changed, all kept up to date from the admin panel.
Attendance and tasks are now added up by employee or by project for any date range, and both can be exported.
A greeting can go out for each festival to the people on the recipients list, at 8:00 AM on the day in their own country.
Each festival has its own template, and anyone can unsubscribe with one click.
Administrators can raise a ticket or a hotfix for an employee, with a priority, a project and screenshots.
The employee is emailed, moves it through its statuses and replies in its thread; every change is kept in its history.
A check-in left open is now closed at 11:59 PM, after two reminders.
The employee can ask for the time to be corrected within a few working days, and an administrator approves the correction.
Public holidays are now kept per country, so each employee sees the calendar for where they work, and the working days count around them.
Employees can ask for leave or a swap-out day from the portal, and follow it until it is approved or declined.
The allowance, the working week and the rules come from one leave policy, and paid leave builds up month by month.
Employees now have a portal of their own: they sign in, check in and out of their working day, and add their breaks.
Administrators see the same attendance in the admin panel, by day and by person.
Every list in the admin panel can be searched and filtered in the browser, and is paged fifteen rows at a time.
The group's marketing plans, campaigns and content are organised in the admin panel.
A membership club with its own members and perks, run from the admin panel.
Vendors and buyers on the agent register have accounts of their own, to manage listings, save agents and follow introductions.
Every scope an agent asks for is described in the same plain words on every profile. Buyers can post what they are looking for on the requests board.
A register of AI agents, each installed on a throwaway account, with what it asks for written beside what its documentation declares.
Buyers can shortlist startups and send an enquiry, which the register passes on and follows up.
Every startup profile is run through the same published checks. A startup can claim the profile we added, and anyone can report one.
A register of AI startups where every claim is either linked to evidence or marked unverified. Free to list, free to read.
The bell shows what needs an administrator: new messages, requests and changes, with the newest first.
Portfolio records carry objectives and key results, given to employees and followed through their statuses.
The group's products and the work on each are listed in the admin panel, with a status, a priority, dates and who it is assigned to.
Work can be set as tasks for employees and followed from the admin panel.
Each employee's details are kept in the admin panel, ready for the portal that followed.
Outreach to universities is kept in one place in the admin panel.
Webinars have their own pages, with sessions, speakers, registrations and orders.
Seminars now take tickets and carry their own frequently asked questions and posts.
Seminars have their own pages, with sessions, speakers and registration.
Changes made in the admin panel are recorded with who made them and when.
Each administrator is given the sections they need, and what they may do in each: view, create, edit or delete.
Readers can sign up for news from the group, and unsubscribe with one click. Subscribers are listed in the admin panel.
The privacy, cookie, terms, copyright and accessibility policies are published on the site and linked from every page.
The site's pages can be changed from the admin panel, without a release.
Everything sent through the contact form now arrives in the admin panel, where it can be read, answered and closed with a note.
Articles from the group, written and published from the admin panel.
Each venture in the group has its own page, with what it does and a link to its site.
The group's site went live: the home page, who we are, and a way to get in touch.