A follow-up to the rental and condition work from the start of the month, plus two viewer bugs that showed up on projects with several navigators.
Availability in the unit table
The viewer's unit table can now show availability as its own column, with the status dot and the label, relabelled to Vacant, Let and Reserved on rental projects. It is a viewer column; the units table in the dashboard is unchanged.
Condition joins it. It was filter-only before, and it now shows as a tile on the unit detail panel and as a column you can switch on, with the values translated in every language.
A shorter table by default
New projects start with five columns: name, availability, size, floor and price. Every other column is still one toggle away in the project's viewer settings, but the table a buyer meets first is readable rather than exhaustive.
Existing projects were left exactly as they were. The two new columns are switched off for them, so nothing moved in a table you had already set up.
Two viewer image fixes
Switching navigators quickly could leave the viewer requesting a high-resolution image that belonged to the navigator you had just left, which showed as a broken frame. And returning to a parent navigator sometimes kept the child's shape overlay on screen, so the clickable areas belonged to a different view than the image behind them. Both are fixed.
Feature and solution pages in four more languages
The feature and solution pages on our site are now available in Polish, German, Spanish and Arabic, and the pages themselves were expanded with real explanations of the integrations and the virtual walkthrough rather than a paragraph each. We also added pages and articles for the things people search for when they are looking for this kind of software, which is how most of you find us in the first place.
