Release Notes – 13 August 2026 | Service Geeni
Release Notes – 13 August 2026
The following fixes and improvements were included in version Mobile_7.0.39 (Mobile), released on 13 August 2026.
Enhancements (1)
Mobile login passwords can now be set and are checked at sign-in
Previously the mobile login screen included a password field, but passwords were not checked at sign-in and there was no way to maintain them, so engineers could sign in with any password. Passwords can now be set and maintained for mobile users and are validated at sign-in, so access is refused when an incorrect password is entered and account security is improved.
Fixes (4)
More/Less buttons and layout fixed on the Accept Parts screen
On the mobile Accept Parts screen (Menu → Accept Parts), the More and Less buttons did not change what was shown, and tapping Accept could cause elements to overlap and the layout to distort. The More and Less buttons now work as expected and update the view accordingly, and the Accept action displays cleanly without any overlap or layout distortion.
Engineers whose number starts with a zero can now log in correctly
When an engineer's number began with a leading zero (for example 000123), signing in on the mobile app in WMB login mode with Login Mode enabled registered the device against “Engineer 0” rather than the correct engineer, so “Who Am I” and the device mapping showed the wrong engineer.
Engineers whose number starts with a zero are now registered against the correct engineer, and job completion and role-based access work correctly whether Login Mode is enabled or disabled.
Rapid taps no longer create duplicate part bookings or requests
When booking parts on a job in the mobile app, quickly tapping “Add to Task” or “Raise Part Request” more than once could book the same Kit Part several times or raise duplicate Part Requests. These buttons are now briefly disabled after the first tap, so each action is processed only once — preventing duplicate bookings and requests and keeping job data consistent.
Engineer number now shown before the name on Parts Transfer cards
In Parts Transfer, engineer cards previously showed only the engineer's name. Each card now shows the engineer number immediately before the name (for example, “63171 Martin”) across all engineer cards, including Pending Approval, Requested and the standard engineer list, making it easier to identify the right engineer at a glance.