Compliance 25.7 Release Notes

VIDEO | 25.7 Release Overview

*Updated 11-AUG-2025

This is a preview of the upcoming release. General release is available starting 25-AUG-2025.

Web Release Notes

  • Check-in and Check-out – A new feature lets events and tasks be checked out to specific users. Check out is applicable to any event or task from any reporter, regardless of status, including those with active form flows. The events and tasks can now sync with the SQC mobile app once assigned and completed in the field. ClosedRead more

    • User-based Check-Out: Assign events or tasks to specific users for editing.

    • Permissions & Controls: Access managed through new roles in All Events / All Tasks > Roles.

    • Improved Access Management: Addresses previous issues where events/tasks were locked due to user departure.

    • Mobile Sync Enabled: On the SQC mobile app, a new Settings > Sync Profile > Checkout Sync option is enabled by default.

  • Large event/task print support – When printing events or tasks with attachments that exceed 25MB, the process now runs in the background. When completed, an email is sent with a link to the PDF document. Previously, events or tasks with many photo attachments resulted in a time allotment error.

  • Event and Task grid improvements – Improvements have been made to queries that support the event and task grid. As part of enhancing load reliability for the event/task grid, updates have been made to how column filters show content. ClosedRead more

    This could result in you seeing more items in the filters. However, the events or tasks shown by the filters will still appear based on your permissions. Depending on the filter choices and permissions, it could result in no items found.



  • *User Assignment limit increase – There is now a limit of 50,000 user assignments that can be assigned at one time, an increase from the previous limit of 5,000 users. If you try to assign more than 50,000 users, a warning message shows stating that the user assignments exceed the maximum limit.