Platform Updates

The Event Planning My Work page is now a personal action centre: staff can complete assigned work, request work-item review, submit written requirement responses, and attach evidence files without leaving their queue.

Pending requirement reviews can be accepted, returned for revision, rejected, or waived directly from My Work. Every action continues to use the existing version checks, audit trail, and approval controls.

The same queue surfaces personal RACI entries and pending event-configuration change reviews, with direct links into the corresponding governed project workspace where a broader approval context is required.

My Work is the sole cross-event EPS surface. Every other EPS navigation target stays tied to its selected event plan.

Work items now expose RACI details in My Work and let staff request review from a connected accountable, responsible, consulted, or informed teammate; the selected reviewer is recorded on the work item.

My Work now includes personal Gantt and calendar views that show only staff-linked tasks, requirements, reviews, and meetings across their authorized event plans.

My Work now presents one deadline-sorted personal action list, with filters for work type and event plan instead of separate operational queues.

Queue rows now show a traffic-light countdown instead of due-date badges: green through amber as the deadline approaches, then red when overdue.

The My Work action list is paired with personal Gantt and calendar cards using the same compact EPS schedule-card pattern, limited to records tied to the signed-in person.

My Work action rows now open their submission, review, RACI, evidence, and decision context in-page before taking any governed follow-up action.

The consolidated My Work queue now uses the same shared stacked list-card renderer as RMS Registration Configuration, keeping record layout, responsive behavior, and icon actions consistent across operational tools.

My Work now renders its personal Gantt and calendar through the same EPS Schedule renderers, preserving Schedule’s zoomable timeline, status presentation, and agenda/day/week/month calendar controls while filtering the data to that staff member’s queue.

My Work action rows now keep their controls aligned beside the corresponding record on desktop, and action buttons pair their Lucide icon with a readable label for clearer completion, submission, review, and RACI workflows.

Requirement submission, review, RACI, and decision dialogs now use the dashboard’s primary button treatment for their commit action, rather than an unstyled class.

My Work dialogs now center in the viewport, and submitted requirement reviews remain visible as direct review actions in the personal queue.

Cancel and close controls in My Work dialogs now dismiss immediately without requiring a response, reviewer, or confirmation checkbox.

The shared My Work list card now filters by operational status, including completed and overdue, and hides deadline badges once work is closed.

Staff can now search the shared My Work list card across item names, event plans, work types, and statuses.

My Work now folds a record’s linked RACI assignment into that record’s actions instead of showing a duplicate queue row.

Department administrators can now remove a member from the member-access editor or delete a department from its edit dialog through explicit, audited confirmation actions.

Partners Dashboard V2 now provides the same governed department and membership removal actions. Department profile edits retain existing charter, capacity-model, and effective-date values until staff intentionally change them.

EPS task, requirement, scenario, and compliance-control edit dialogs now include a Remove action. Removal archives the record, cancels its pending reminders, and retains its audit trail.

Department perspectives now use the records and column labels that match the selected view: people, work-item RACI accountability, and calculated capacity each have their own table. Their primary action also changes with the active perspective, so staff can add members, assign RACI, or set capacity without returning to Structure.

Partners Dashboard V2 now lets authorized department editors set the same weekly capacity, non-working allocation, and availability window as V1. The Worker recalculates capacity and workload after saving.

Partners Dashboard V2 can now preview and apply CSV imports for planning work, requirements, meetings, and risks. Staff should review the server validation before applying; the Worker confirms the exact preview and keeps the import atomic.

Partners Dashboard V2 now gives staff the V1 discussion controls on planning work, departments, gates, requirements, risks, meetings, and convention controls: they can watch a record, post classified updates or replies, mention project members, and react to comments. All visibility and authorization still come from the Worker.

Department People now resolves each member’s profile name first, then their account display name, and finally their @username; a generic placeholder is no longer shown when a usable account identity exists.

Department People now provides a separate Edit member action. It updates the member’s department assignment, planning role, effective dates, weekly capacity, and allocation; Manage access remains dedicated to dashboard permissions.

Department edit now accepts multiple accountable leads. EPS preserves the ordered lead list while using its first person as the primary lead in older compatible views.

Meeting participant choices now use the resolved department member name or account display name, rather than falling back to the member’s planning role.

Meeting tabs now use their own correctly labelled registers: upcoming and past meetings, agenda items, notes and minutes, and decisions/actions. Each non-meeting record opens a matching contextual detail view and follow-up controls.

The operator recording a meeting decision is always available as a voter in its For, Against, and Abstain fields, including when they do not hold a department membership; all other voters must remain active department members.