Software Release Info version 4.30

• Letting organizations customize their experience
• Overhaul to address all security issues that show up in penetration tests
• New modules that build the base for a platform solution
• PDF of release notes

We upgraded the Apache, MariaDB, and PHP code to comply with the latest and most secure versions:

• Apache v 2.4.46
• MariaDB v 10.5.5
• PHP 7.4.9

The entire system will be moving to 64 Bit OpenJDK Java 8 in order to better support clients who crunch heavy data in their maps and work orders and make it easier for utilities to save the costs of a Java license.

Staker Tools is a tool that will allow administrators/managers to set controls/validations for data entered in work orders. This includes job, location, and unit data validation and can be customized to fit your company’s needs without having to go through Partner Support. These validations can be tested beforehand in a Map Viewer that resides on the CentralHub before committing to your system. A post-config will be required to make the changes available to everyone.

File Fetch is a tool that will allow users to attach files to an asset in your map. The design of the module is focused around being able to bring in existing files collected over the years if those files have a tie in to the asset based on some sort of naming convention. For example, photos of poles that have the pole number in the file and permits tied to consumers containing the address in the file name can be auto attached to your assets.

File Fetch is a tool that will allow users to attach files to an asset in your map. The design of the module is focused around being able to bring in existing files collected over the years if those files have a tie in to the asset based on some sort of naming convention. For example, photos of poles that have the pole number in the file and permits tied to consumers containing the address in the file name can be auto attached to your assets.

The File Fetch module will be available on the Desktop Map Viewer.

The Filter table now has the ability to filter published mapsets within the Partner Map Viewer. Every time a mapset is published in the Partner Publisher a Postgres database will be generated and stored on the CentralHub based on the mapsets the Partner admin selected. This database will then provide users the ability to filter and search for data within published mapsets. This functionality is available for users connected to your local network, however, the Postgres database can be stored in the cloud and made accessible from anywhere with connectivity.

Map Notes is a tool that will allow users to create points on the map and add comments about any work that is needed at a location. The points can then be assigned to users in your organization to help facilitate work that needs to be done. The subtypes for Map Notes can be customized as a service but the following will be included out of the box:

• Map Notes
• Work Request
• Data Collection
• Map Correction
• Investigation Needed
• Vegetation Work
• Repair Needed
• Work Request

In addition, Map Notes will also include markers which can be used to identify trouble areas in your map. These subtypes are:

• Member Concern
• Member Restriction
• Environmental Concern
• Environmental Restriction
• Regulatory Issue
• Safety Issue

The Map Notes module is available through the Desktop Map Viewer as well as the Partner Next application but will require a hosted server to achieve full functionality between the two platforms.

Partner Web received a major backend overhaul to address all security issues that show up in penetration tests.