Release 20.1.0.0 - January 20200
Release Notes - Unified Talent Applicant Tracking 20.1.0.0 January 2020
Product Updates
Product Area | Type | Summary | Release Note |
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System Administration | Improvement | Improved Data Flow from Requisitions to Job Postings | The Requisitions page has been updated with the following non-required fields in order to improve data flow and overall continuity throughout the job creation process.
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Job Postings | Improvement | Enabled Notifications for Expiring Job Postings | Users are now able to configure reminder emails on the Job Posting and Requisition pages. |
Forms | Improvement | Updated Forms for ADA Compliance | Part of ongoing ADA compliance updates, a <label> tag was added to the Job Alerts field. |
Application Manager | Improvement | Added Bulk Assign of Highlighter Colors | Now users can bulk assign highlighter colors by selecting multiple applicant checkboxes and then selecting a highlighter color via the highlighter checkbox. |
Job Postings | Improvement | Added Shareable Job Posting Link | Users can now copy the link for a specific job posting by accessing the job posting page, selecting the arrow on the right end of the posting, and selecting Copy Link. |
Notifications | Improvement | Added Applicant Named to Hire Approved Email | Once a hire has been approved, the Hire Approved system email now includes the Applicant Name (new), Job Title, Job Location, and a link to the hire. |
System Administration | Issue | Corrected LDAP Authentication Checkbox | If using LDAP, the "Do not authenticate with LDAP" option was not getting checked by default during the Begin Hire process. Now, when a new Records account is created via the Begin Hire process, this checkbox will be checked by default. |
General | Improvement | Continued PowerSchool Rebranding | On the Job Postings page, for clients with a candidate assessment configured, the following wording has been updated.
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Reminder- Internet Explorer 11 End of Support
What is happening?
Microsoft recommends using Microsoft Edge as a default web browser for optimal performance and support. As a result, PowerSchool will officially end support for Internet Explorer 11 beginning January 1, 2020. As technology evolves, we strive to grow and adapt to the most up-to-date browsers with the latest security features in order to best serve our customers. For more information, please visit the following article by Microsoft: Lifecycle FAQ – Internet Explorer and Edge.
What is the impact?
After January 1, 2020, any product issues that arise specific to Internet Explorer 11 browsers only will not be addressed. While this does not mean PowerSchool products will stop working on Internet Explorer 11, over time, users may see an increased level of Internet Explorer-specific bugs are not addressed.
What should I do?
To minimize web browser-related disruption, PowerSchool strongly recommends using Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox as your default web browser.