July 3rd, 2026
New

You can now print a clean, weekly view of your Training Calendar.
A new Print Week button in the Training Calendar header opens a print-friendly layout in a new tab, with:
Previous / next week navigation to pick exactly the week you need
Built-in print controls for a quick, tidy printout
July 1st, 2026
New

Admins can now optionally let members maintain their own certification records. This is an opt-in setting that's off by default β nothing changes until an admin turns it on.
Turn on Member certification self-service from the Certification Types page. Once enabled, members can:
Add their own certifications
Edit their existing certifications
Renew certifications as they come up
Deleting certifications stays restricted to administrators and managers, so your records stay protected while members keep their own information current.
May 25th, 2026

A Training Dashboard has been developed for easier compliance review. The page is now organized into clear tabs, each with click-to-drill-down detail:
Access: Dashboard is viewable by Manages Users or Creates Training role permission.
May 22nd, 2026

A round of improvements to the training calendar:
When clicking on the subscribe button below the calendar you will now be able to
May 20th, 2026
New

Rescue Hub has a refreshed look across the application:
March 10th, 2026
New

Managing group memberships is now much faster.
March 9th, 2026

Training events can now be tagged with skill tags β categorize each event by the actual skills it covered (ladder ops, hose evolutions, EMT skills, and so on).
The event detail report supports filtering by skill tag, so you can answer "how much ladder training did we do this quarter?" in one query instead of digging through events one by one.
March 3rd, 2026
A bundle of small wins that add up:
February 27th, 2026

You can now move a document from one library section to another without re-uploading or re-tagging.
You can move files individually or move the entire section while in edit mode
January 16th, 2026

Clearing out years of overdue tasks used to mean grinding through them one by one.
Org admins can now mark every overdue task as expired in a single action β useful for end-of-year cleanup or when you inherit a stale task list.
The original due dates and history stay intact, so you don't lose the record of what happened.