AngelTrack 2.1 build 327 release notes

Release dates

New releases are always installed during a maintenance window, at 02:00 Central Standard Time on Sunday morning (or 02:00 A.C.T. time for AUS customers).

Improvements and new features

1. The PCR has a new "Email" popover menu, that allows the crew to email out a PDF of the run report. The message will be delivered by AngelTrack's HIPAA-compliant email provider, MailGun. The crew can choose to email it to the patient, to the origin facility, or to the destination facility, if the respective email addresses are on file. To facilitate this, please edit your facility records and input the email addresses of your most commonly-visited ERs.
2. The invoice generators can now email out each invoice to the counterparty, during commit, if the counterparty's email address is on file in AngelTrack.
3. New graphical progress indications on the dispatch board.
4. PCR Meds can now record the reason why a medication was not given.
5. The reperfusion checklist can now be accessed and saved at any time, from the PCR Meds page.
6. The Facilities Volume Monitor report is now faster, as is the Patients List
7. AngelTrack will no longer host company protocol documents for download. If your protocol document is hosted in AngelTrack, it will now return an error message instead. You must host your protocol document on your own webserver, and then input the URL into AngelTrack on the "Online Resources" tab of the "Business Identification" item under Settings.
8. Dispatchers can now close a call as "Completed, Best Effort" before the crew has arrived onscene.
9. The NEMSIS v2 exporters are back, for NY and MA.
10. New AngelTrack CMS-1500 Crosswalk shows how AngelTrack fills out the boxes on the CMS-1500 form

Significant bugfixes

1. CSV exports of grids will no longer choke Microsoft Excel™ when they contain multi-line text data such as billing notes.
2. Record a Payment Event threw an application error if the RARC or CARC list was typed in as comma-delimited, rather than space-delimited.