AngelTrack 2.0 build 213 (2015-04-11) release notes
The following features, bugfixes, and changes are present in this build:
Improvements and new features
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Randomly-selected AngelTrack tips now appear at the bottom of all the home pages (home / dispatch / billing / supervision / HR). The tips were collected from AngelTrack support staff and integrators, who were asked "What do you wish every AngelTrack customer knew about the product?"
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In the Invoices list, the "Re-Commit" button now appears only if the invoice contains items needing commitment (i.e. if the invoice contains any dispatches still at "Billing office" or still missing a price quote).
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The Patient Records Journal now allows filtering to just those requests that were denied.
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Can now upload HTML documents for attach to dispatches, to patients, and to employees, to be retrieved later. If the uploaded HTML document is embedded in a run report, then unfortunately it will not print well because the HTML spec does not provide for seamless embedding of one HTML document inside another.
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The dispatch board coloring code -- used to highlight calls that overlap each other -- now looks for overlaps within one mile of each other. Previously it only found overlaps based on an exact street-address match.
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All dispatches, facilities, stations, affiliates, and patients now have 'County' datafields, in order to meet state reporting requirements in California, Texas, and Oregon.
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The 'County' datafields in the aforementioned records will be slowly and automatically back-filled by various AngelTrack pages as you exercise the product normally.
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Anywhere that a ZIP-code or a county name is expected, AngelTrack will attempt to set it for you via a geocode-lookup over the internet. While the lookup is underway, a rotating Earth appears in the upper-right corner of the page. In other words, you will never again have to look up a ZIP code.
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The Insurance Filing Queue can now be filtered to a certain date, for when multiple billers are working the same queue at the same time.
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The numbers of dispatches waiting on each invoice generator are now split like this: Invoice Generator for Facilities (15+132), where 15 is the number of calls from this month and 132 is the number of calls older than this month. Those who do invoices once a month can therefore quickly see if anything is ready.
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In run reports, crew member certificate numbers now appear next to their name and patch level.
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New generator for the call data (in .TSV format) required by the Texas Department of Health. Texas does not have a web-service available yet, so AngelTrack cannot automatically upload the data for you... but it's easy to upload the file yourself.
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Wheelchair runs that are not billable to insurance no longer require a patient date-of-birth... but we strongly recommend against this practice, as it will quickly lead to patient record conflicts and overlaps, because date-of-birth is used to tell apart two patients with the same name.
Significant bugfixes
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As of build 211, a biller who is not also an administrator or a captain did not have permission to add and remove dispatches from invoices.
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Additional pages added to a patient document or dispatch document were sometimes stored as ".RESX" files, which then failed to print or embed correctly.
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Vehicle short-names can no longer include dashes, commas, dots, or other non-alphanumeric characters, because such characters cause inappropriate wordwrap issues in some browsers.
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Many UI fixes for MacOS / Safari / iOS, including:
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When pinching and zooming the Dispatch Create page on a smartphone, the map no longer shows through the address controls.
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All ZIP-code fields are now the proper width and no longer contain commas
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The Dispatch Create page's contract price chart now stays pinned against the route map
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All date/time fields in grids now maintain the proper width while the grid is in edit mode
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Map lookups now wait until two seconds after you have finished typing a street address
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When using the Chrome browser to add billing notes in the grid of one of the billing queues, sometimes the modified text was not saved.