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Patrick Bakker
Automation Rules Triggered by SI Update

Automation rules are used to automatically update 4me records when specific conditions have been met.  They are triggered by events, such as the creation of a request or task, or an update of a specific record.  With this release, a new trigger option has been added.  Automation rules can now be executed whenever the service […]

Patrick Bakker
Name Changes in Settings Console

To avoid any confusion around the purpose of some of the sections in the Settings console and to prepare for changes to come, two sections have been renamed. The ‘Applications’ section is now called ‘OAuth Applications’ and the ‘Apps’ section is now called the ‘App Store’. The App Store is where users can activate standard […]

Patrick Bakker
Broadcast Visibility Option Removed

When an administrator or service desk manager creates a broadcast, the audience for that broadcast can be selected in the ‘Visibility’ section of the form. For organizations that use a directory account, the option ‘All people of the [account name] account’ may generate unexpected results when creating a broadcast in one of the support domain […]

Carlyn Manly
4me Welcomes Paul Seccombe

As 4me continues to expand, we are delighted to welcome Paul Seccombe in the role of VP Finance. Paul is based in the UK and will be responsible for managing the company’s finances and strategic business planning, as well as supporting operational areas to help 4me achieve its ambitious growth plans and financial goals. Paul […]

Patrick Bakker
Knowledge Articles Provided to Me

When the knowledge articles from a service provider are shared with the covered specialists of trusted accounts, these specialists are immediately provided with vital knowledge that can make a difference in doing their own work or supporting that of others.  In some cases, for example with support organizations that have specialist roles in many trusted […]

Patrick Bakker
Improved ASLA Generation

Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide coverage for the users of the service, defining the minimum level of support that a provider is to offer a customer in case of a service degradation or outage.  To be able to report the actual response duration, actual resolution duration and downtime duration in a service level management report, […]

Patrick Bakker
More Invoice Form Improvements

When an invoice is linked to a change, contract, SLA, FLSA or project, the invoice may be amortized. When the ‘Amortize’ checkbox is checked, the Amortization start and Amortization end fields become available. To simplify the work of the financial manager – and avoid typing errors – the value from the Invoice date is now […]

Laurens Pit
4me Welcomes Bernard Vianen

Another talented engineer has joined 4me’s Research & Development team. Based in the Netherlands, Bernard Vianen will work as DevOps Engineer and focus on keeping the 4me service available and performant on all infrastructures. Bernard brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, having worked in software development and implementation for over 20 years. As an […]

Patrick Bakker
Paste Clean Amounts

When copying and pasting amounts into 4me forms, it can happen that non-numeric characters such as currency symbols are accidentally included in the copied data.  To facilitate the task of the financial manager in these situations, invalid characters are now automatically stripped off the copied string. This enhancement works in the following forms and fields: […]