In the latest release of Juriba DPC you can:
- Find scheduling conflicts across multiple in-flight projects
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Use dynamic colour ranges on dashboard card widgets
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Effortlessly reorder pages in self-service
- Explore application vulnerability information from more perspectives
- Plus much more…
Here is what’s new and improved.
Advanced date filters for collision management
The date filters on lists have been enhanced to enable filtering relative to another date to help you identify scheduling conflicts. For example, this feature can be used to find devices scheduled for migration in one project that clash or overlap with another project’s timeline.
Self-service updates
Report on self-service status and dates
We’ve added a new self-service status column to lists allowing you to track which users have opened, started, or completed their tasks. This can be leveraged for status reporting and automations such as email reminders.
Reset self-service statuses with bulk update
You can now reset self-service statuses using bulk update, making it easier to restart the process—especially when devices change owners.
Simpler reordering of self-service pages
Reordering self-service pages in the builder is now much easier, they can simply be dragged and dropped into the desired position.
Confirmation for self-service bookings
We’ve added a check to ensure the slot selected by the end-user is still available before confirmation. If a slot is taken, the end-user is asked to choose a different one.
Explore application vulnerabilities
We are expanding the capabilities of Juriba DPC to incorporate application vulnerabilities into the view we provide into your digital workplace. In future releases, we will help link these vulnerabilities to your applications automatically. We will also provide insights into those applications using Juriba KB. Read about the plans for Juriba KB in our blog Juriba KB: A new era of application insights and automation.
By adding this capability you will be able to use vulnerability information to drive remediation activities and to augment existing transformations by, for example, targeting devices most at risk from vulnerabilities with upgrades ahead of those with less risk.
In this release, vulnerabilities you have imported and linked to your applications using our API can be visualised across the application, in existing device and application lists, and global search, and on the new All Application Vulnerabilities list and vulnerability details pages. Read the [Release Notes] to see all the places where vulnerability information can be used.
General enhancements
Dynamic colour ranges on card widgets
We’ve updated card widgets so you can now set the colour of the text based on a range of values. Meaning you can easily display totals in a specific colour when they exceed a defined threshold.
Additional CC and BCC recipients on project emails
Adding multiple CC and BCC recipients to project emails helps keep the supporting teams informed. This ensures teams automatically receive copies of emails sent to users in the project. Previously only one CC and BCC address could be added, now you can include multiple.
Reminder to save list changes
When you navigate away from a list you’ve changed but not saved, a prompt will remind you to save your changes.
