Changelog

What changed

• Added role management and API/web support for roles.
• Added permission management and the ability to manage role permissions.
• Added organisation model, API resources, policies, seeders, and organisation UI.
• Added department model/API/settings pages.
• Added the first instrument, level, region, service, and team model stacks.
• Added supporting TypeScript types, Inertia pages, settings navigation, and model-generation improvements used by later admin areas.

Why it matters

Labour-intensive businesses are rarely simple. They need software that can separate responsibility, location, service type, seniority, permissions, and team structure without forcing everything into one generic list. These early web-app commits established the administrative model that later scheduling, site management, compliance, payroll, and field workflows could build on.

What changed

• Added API-backed shift loading and cached shift queries.
• Added today’s shift UI on the mobile home screen.
• Added a shift detail sheet and shift acknowledgement flow.
• Added a clock-in flow that captures location and posts attendance to the API.
• Added face-verification camera UI and a verification sequence before clock-in completion.
• Added conditional visibility support in mobile forms.

Why it matters

For shift-based businesses, a roster is only useful if it connects cleanly to attendance. This release gave workers a practical mobile path from “what am I working?” to “I am here and signed in,” while giving operations teams better evidence around attendance events.

What changed

• Added a mobile tours strip for site-related tours.
• Added a checkpoint sheet showing tour checkpoints and completion state.
• Added NFC availability checks for iOS and Android.
• Added NFC tag reading and writing helpers for NDEF text/URI records.
• Added checkpoint verification logic that matches the scanned NFC tag to the expected checkpoint.
• Added UI for setting up and programming checkpoint NFC tags.

Why it matters

Many operational roles need proof that work happened at the right location, in the right order, and at the right time. NFC checkpoint tours give teams a simple mobile verification mechanism for patrols, inspections, site walks, and other recurring field routines.

What changed

• Loaded onboarding form definitions from the user details API.
• Rendered form fields inside a mobile bottom sheet.
• Added field support for common onboarding inputs including text, email, digit, and radio-style choices.
• Added multi-step form rendering with section navigation.
• Submitted completed form responses to OperationSavvy through the API.

Why it matters

New-starter and compliance information is easiest to collect when it is part of the worker experience. Mobile onboarding forms reduce admin handoffs, keep data attached to the right worker profile, and give operations teams a path to collect structured information without relying on disconnected documents.

What changed

• Added mobile sign-in through an OperationSavvy authentication session.
• Stored authenticated sessions on device so workers do not need to start from scratch every time.
• Added employer URL entry so the app can connect the worker to the right organisation environment.
• Added a guided permission flow for notifications, camera/gallery access, and location access.

Why it matters

Workforce operations software only works if people can actually get into it quickly and reliably. This release established the mobile entry point for field workers and shift-based teams, while preparing the app for location-aware clock-ins, photo/document capture, and operational notifications.