- Reduced the amount of time required to process a full load of data. Also added an option to send data to multiple destinations.

- The main menu and the application sub-menus on the Web Portal have been rearranged to emphasize Jolt’s robust reporting capabilities and frequently used applications. These changes are in beta now but will be rolling out over the next few months.

The main changes are:

- When you mark a sublist item N/A (the parent item, not a child sublist item), the app will no longer override completed child sublist items to N/A. They will now be left with the result and completion status they had before the parent item was marked N/A. The child sublist items can still be manually overridden to N/A if needed.

- We upgraded the version of the AG Grid library we are using in reports to take advantage of new technical features. You may see a few subtle changes in the UI but all features should still work the same.

- We changed the color of the successful process count in the bar chart to green to make it more intuitive since red is failed. The blue bars now represent the expected number of processes.

- You can now set colors and or icons on multiple choice answers that will display on the app when the answers display inline. Set this feature up in on the answers for a multiple choice item. For more information on how to set this up, see the product notes for May 2025. This feature works on and .

Device and user specific so it will only track most frequently printed items per device and by the user. If nobody is logged in, it will track all labels that have been printed on that device without a user logged to determine the most frequently printed items.

- On the label details screen in the web portal, if a label admin selects Allow editing product information at print time, then users on the mobile app will be able to customize the product data at print time.

- Label admins can now set a minimum or maximum weight on the weight item settings in the Label template. The units for the max and min will be the same as the Input Unit.

Uses new robust data-grid w/ sorting, column resizing, editing, cell validation, persistent select-cell search, and more.

Navigate to the Product List Grid by using the more options menu (Three Dots) and selecting

Requires the feature flag.

- After 5 minutes of inactivity the screen will be reset to the Labeling Home Screen when inside the Labels module on the mobile app. Often times on shared devices, one user will search and do a print job and then leave the screen with that search up or that print preview up if using the scale and auto printing. The screen reset makes it so that the next person to use the device doesn’t need to:

- Sending a print job when the printer is paused will unpause the printer so that the print job can go through without the user needing to unpause the printer.

basic functionality for Labeling module added

- Note: You must have version 6.6.x of the Jolt app to see the colors and icons.

You can now put a color and/or an icon on your multiple choice answers that will display on the for and and on the for , , and .

To set this up, take the following steps:

To remove a color or icon, you can just click on it again.

When the answer is selected on the , you will see the color/icon selected.

- You can now sort and filter your asset lists using the new tools at the top of each column. Click on the Filter icon to select values to filter the rows by. For columns that contain text entries, you can filter by typing in a value and pressing Enter.

You can also sort the rows in the grid by any column by clicking on the column name.

- We made a change to the when the filter is set to : It will now include sublists with the parent lists. This makes it different from the filter which excludes sublists from the count when computing the percentage.

- We change the grid to make it easier to switch between work order types. You can use the new dropdown to quickly switch.

- This version of the app should make a noticeable improvement in the response times on Android devices when completing photo items on Lists.

- The and modules now have their own icon on the app menu. This will make navigation between them easier for users who have multiple modules. Tapping on the module now takes you to like it used to. Tapping on the module takes. you to . Tapping on the module takes you to . You can tap the back arrow on any of these modules to navigate to additional folders for each type of list.

- If you change the work order filters on the , they will now remain in place until you change them again. Your selection will persist when you close the app or change locations. The filter selection will be saved for each user.

- The app will now make work orders when the device is offline. The benefit to this is that you can work without Internet service and when you create a work order it will be automatically selected for you on the app. When the device gets back online, the app will sync and a work order number will be assigned.

- A new search icon has been added to the Work Orders screen that lets you search for work orders using a text string. The search looks for the string in any of the following places:

- You can now put a item on a work order template. This could be used to track technician time during repairs. The stopwatch item for work orders behaves the same way it does on Lists when using the app.

On the web page, an active stopwatch will display “Timer running” in the grid. You can end the stopwatch from the by clicking into the cell and entering a time. Time should be entered as decimals, eg., 1 hour and 15 minutes should be entered as 1.25 and it will display in hours and minutes.

- A new report to help manage work orders is now available. See the article Work Order Report for more information.

- You can now see a list of work orders that were completed on an asset. This will help in viewing when an asset has been worked on in the past. To see the asset repair history, take the following steps:

- You can now add assets at the content group level. The main purpose of this feature is to support location sites in Jolt’s upcoming Audits application. You can also use content group assets for scenarios where you have equipment that is shared between locations and you don’t want the asset to belong to a location. To add a content group asset, take the following steps:

The page has a new column for for assets that are owned by the content group so you can who the owner is.

- you can now deactivate work order and asset templates that are no longer being used. Keep in mind, if you deactivate a template, it will automatically deactivate a work orders or assets that were created using that template. A button was added to the template list page. You can click on it to deactivate the template. A button to toggle between “” and “” templates were added to the page to make it easy to view them. When you are on the view, you can use the button to reactivate an inactive template.

- When another user mentions you in a work orders post, you can receive notifications via email, text, or SMS. To change which notifications you receive, take the following steps:

The defaults for these notifications can be set on the and pages. The defaults apply to all new users. Once someone deviates their preference from the company defaults, it will remain overridden until they change it.

- Multiple small enhancements were made to the Work Orders page to make it easier to work with the data:

Changes made to columns apply to all users and remain in effect until they are changed again.