On Tuesday (15-Oct) iTimekeep APA region will undergo scheduled updates between 1pm-2pm EDT / 5pm UTC. There will be no expected downtime during the maintenance period.
Users may need to clear cookies/caches to consume update once complete. This release does not include a mobile update or any changes to Connect.
This update will include the following:
IMPROVEMENTS
• Introducing improved logging capabilities.
Posted on
Oct 11, 2024 - 16:44 EDT
On Tuesday (15-Oct) iTimekeep UK and EU regions will undergo scheduled updates between 3pm-4pm EDT / 7pm UTC. There will be no expected downtime during the maintenance period.
Users may need to clear cookies/caches to consume update once complete. This release does not include a mobile update or any changes to Connect.
This update will include the following:
IMPROVEMENTS
• Introducing improved logging capabilities.
Posted on
Oct 11, 2024 - 16:43 EDT
On Tuesday (Oct-15) iTimekeep US and CAN regions will undergo scheduled updates between 10pm-11pm EDT / 2am UTC. There will be no expected downtime during the maintenance period.
Users may need to clear cookies/caches to consume update once complete. This release does not include a mobile update or any changes to Connect.
This update will include the following:
IMPROVEMENTS
• Introducing improved logging capabilities.
Posted on
Oct 11, 2024 - 16:41 EDT
On Tuesday (Oct 22), Conflicts-APA will undergo planned downtime to add new features between 10am-11am EDT | 12am-1am AEST (Oct 23). During the downtime window Conflicts will be unavailable for a period of time but will be immediately available once the update is complete. This update will not require re-indexing.
The update includes the following.
FEATURES
Ability to Automatically Assign Search Requests
A new firm option, Auto-assign search requests to, allows law firms to set who search requests are automatically assigned to after they have been searched. The following options are available:
• None
• Requested By
•Created By
•Approver
The option defaults to None.
Note: The Approver option only displays if the Allow approvers to be designated field is selected.
Note: This only affects new search requests; it does not affect new search versions.
Note: If this field is changed while a search request is being searched, then the new field value will affect that search request.
Ability to Change Default Fuzzy Search Behavior
A new firm option, Apply fuzzy search by default for search requests, allows law firms to set whether the Apply fuzzy search to each search term checkbox is selected by default when creating search requests. The firm option defaults to off.
Note: This does not apply to new search versions, as they take on the checkbox value of the previous version.
Note: The checkbox remains editable regardless of whether this firm option is selected.
Persisting Search Request Tab Refiners
Selections made in the Refiner pane on the Search Requests tab now persist on a given device. Any changes made are automatically saved.
KNOWN ISSUES
• Hits are secured even for users included in the security plan for an entity.
Note: This only occurs when a user has email addresses in Expert and Aderant Identity that are not an exact match.
Workaround: Ensure that users' email addresses are exactly the same in Expert and Aderant Identity. Email
addresses are case sensitive.
• Comments made and edited by other users will not display text to indicate that they have been edited.
Only comments that you have made and edited will display 'Edited'.
Posted on
Oct 08, 2024 - 18:36 EDT
On Tuesday (Oct 22), Conflicts-UK will undergo planned downtime to add new features between 2pm-3pm ET | 7pm-8pm BT. During the downtime window, Conflicts will be unavailable for a period of time but will be immediately available once the update is complete. This update will not require re-indexing.
The update includes the following.
NEW FEATURES
Ability to Automatically Assign Search Requests
A new firm option, Auto-assign search requests to, allows law firms to set who search requests are automatically assigned to after they have been searched. The following options are available:
• None
• Requested By
• Created By
• Approver
The option defaults to None.
Note: The Approver option only displays if the Allow approvers to be designated field is selected.
Note: This only affects new search requests; it does not affect new search versions.
Note: If this field is changed while a search request is being searched, then the new field value will affect that search request.
Ability to Change Default Fuzzy Search Behavior
A new firm option, Apply fuzzy search by default for search requests, allows law firms to set whether the Apply fuzzy search to each search term checkbox is selected by default when creating search requests. The firm option defaults to off.
Note: This does not apply to new search versions, as they take on the checkbox value of the previous version.
Note: The checkbox remains editable regardless of whether this firm option is selected.
Persisting Search Request Tab Refiners
Selections made in the Refiner pane on the Search Requests tab now persist on a given device. Any changes made are automatically saved.
KNOWN ISSUES
• Hits are secured even for users included in the security plan for an entity.
Note: This only occurs when a user has email addresses in Expert and Aderant Identity that are not an exact match.
Workaround: Ensure that users' email addresses are exactly the same in Expert and Aderant Identity. Email
addresses are case sensitive.
• Comments made and edited by other users will not display text to indicate that they have been edited.
Only comments that you have made and edited will display 'Edited'.
Posted on
Oct 08, 2024 - 18:38 EDT
On Tuesday (Oct-22), Conflicts-US will undergo planned downtime to add new features between 8pm-10pm EDT | 1am-3am (Oct - 23) UTC. During the downtime window Conflicts will be unavailable for a period of time but will be immediately available once the update is complete. This update will not require re-indexing.
The update includes the following.
NEW FEATURES
Ability to Automatically Assign Search Requests
A new firm option, Auto-assign search requests to, allows law firms to set who search requests are automatically assigned to after they have been searched. The following options are available:
• None
• Requested By
• Created By
• Approver
The option defaults to None.
Note: The Approver option only displays if the Allow approvers to be designated field is selected.
Note: This only affects new search requests; it does not affect new search versions.
Note: If this field is changed while a search request is being searched, then the new field value will affect that search request.
Ability to Change Default Fuzzy Search Behavior
A new firm option, Apply fuzzy search by default for search requests, allows law firms to set whether the Apply fuzzy search to each search term checkbox is selected by default when creating search requests. The firm option defaults to off.
Note: This does not apply to new search versions, as they take on the checkbox value of the previous version.
Note: The checkbox remains editable regardless of whether this firm option is selected.
Persisting Search Request Tab Refiners
Selections made in the Refiner pane on the Search Requests tab now persist on a given device. Any changes made are automatically saved.
KNOWN ISSUES
• Hits are secured even for users included in the security plan for an entity.
Note: This only occurs when a user has email addresses in Expert and Aderant Identity that are not an exact match.
Workaround: Ensure that users' email addresses are exactly the same in Expert and Aderant Identity. Email
addresses are case sensitive.
• Comments made and edited by other users will not display text to indicate that they have been edited.
Only comments that you have made and edited will display 'Edited'.
Posted on
Oct 08, 2024 - 18:45 EDT
On Tuesday (Oct-22), Conflicts-CAN will undergo planned downtime to add new features between 9pm-11pm EDT | 2am-4am (Oct - 23) UTC. During the downtime window Conflicts will be unavailable for a period of time but will be immediately available once the update is complete. This update will not require re-indexing.
The update includes the following.
NEW FEATURES
Ability to Automatically Assign Search Requests
A new firm option, Auto-assign search requests to, allows law firms to set who search requests are automatically assigned to after they have been searched. The following options are available:
• None
• Requested By
• Created By
• Approver
The option defaults to None.
Note: The Approver option only displays if the Allow approvers to be designated field is selected.
Note: This only affects new search requests; it does not affect new search versions.
Note: If this field is changed while a search request is being searched, then the new field value will affect that search request.
Ability to Change Default Fuzzy Search Behavior
A new firm option, Apply fuzzy search by default for search requests, allows law firms to set whether the Apply fuzzy search to each search term checkbox is selected by default when creating search requests. The firm option defaults to off.
Note: This does not apply to new search versions, as they take on the checkbox value of the previous version.
Note: The checkbox remains editable regardless of whether this firm option is selected.
Persisting Search Request Tab Refiners
Selections made in the Refiner pane on the Search Requests tab now persist on a given device. Any changes made are automatically saved.
KNOWN ISSUES
• Hits are secured even for users included in the security plan for an entity.
Note: This only occurs when a user has email addresses in Expert and Aderant Identity that are not an exact match.
Workaround: Ensure that users' email addresses are exactly the same in Expert and Aderant Identity. Email
addresses are case sensitive.
• Comments made and edited by other users will not display text to indicate that they have been edited.
Only comments that you have made and edited will display 'Edited'.
Posted on
Oct 11, 2024 - 13:08 EDT