đź“‹ Overview
Throughout the Anvilor 1.13 and 1.14 development periods we made great progress on both the functionality of the product, as well as our internal processes and systems for managing custom client solutions. Much of our efforts were focused on architectural planning for future integrations with external services for enhanced payment capabilities, performance, and more!
🚀 Key Updates
Internal Process Improvement
- One of our focuses, recently, has been on ensuring our ability to craft customized solutions for our customers in an efficient manner.
- Often, advanced forms of custom solutions require some extra “plugin code” to be written to handle unique use cases.
- We have been emphasizing our capabilities to service these needs by building the infrastructure for our software developers to manage the deployment of these custom solutions.
- With this infrastructure we have been able to support numerous customers' custom solutions already!
Submission Handling Enhancements
- Form submission handling was enhanced to allow custom email addresses to be used in the sending of emails.
- Submission handling was also enhanced to better support mapping “linked” data to target systems such as quickbase.
Technology Updates & Fix-ups!
- We addressed a few issues that were leading to inconsistent performance in forms that supported address lookup.
- We also fixed an issue with making file attachment fields required.
- Lastly, we updated our core web applications to the latest framework.
🔎 Looking Ahead
The next Anvilor sprints look to add core “admin” functionality to the product with users having the ability to manage multiple users within their organization, and control permissions of those users. We also look to enhance more of our auction/raffle product offerings for more automation and payment facilitation. Lastly, we look to add some more reporting capabilities for Anvilor Form responses.
-Tim Kutcher (Founder)
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