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The calendar can now carry everything going on, not just activities that pay hours. Community happenings and notices can live right next to tracked department work, without dragging a sign-in sheet along.
Informational events
- When scheduling an event, turn off 'Track attendance & hours' to make it informational: everyone sees it on the calendar and can RSVP, but there is no sign-in sheet, no hours, and no pay code.
- Informational events get their own color on the calendar, with an Info badge in lists and dialogs, so they read apart from tracked events at a glance. All other calendar entries keep their usual colors.
- Informational events never ask for hours. They are excluded from the 'needs hours' attention counts, and their rows skip the hours and attendance columns in the events list.
Repeating and multi-day events
Events that happen more than once, a class every Wednesday or a monthly public CPR session, can now be scheduled in one step.
- Choose Weekly, Every 2 weeks, or Monthly when scheduling, pick the days it repeats on, and set the last date. One event is created per date, and each session can be edited or cancelled on its own.
- Editing or deleting a session in a series offers 'This and future', which applies the change to later sessions too. Sessions that already have signed attendance are always left untouched, and a repeating series sends one notification, not one per date.
- Events can span multiple days with a 'Last day', like a weekend standby, and show as a continuous bar across the calendar.
A status change with a future date now waits for that date instead of taking effect the moment you save it. You can also set the return date at the same time, so a leave of absence is one decision rather than something you have to remember to undo.
Employer-side payroll costs — FICA, a retirement system contribution, or any percent-of-wages add-on — can now be configured once and applied automatically wherever billing math happens.
The Hours report was rebuilt from the ground up: one honest total, broken down however you need it, with subtotals your payroll office can trust.
Record a meeting on your phone, and Code360 turns it into a transcript and minutes your whole department can read.
Everything your city payroll office asked for: pay codes on every hour, apparatus billing, and faster wage entry.
A full documentation site joins Code360.
Generate a complete PDF of any incident, and record how each call was resolved.
Holiday coverage scheduling arrives, crew bulk sign-in expands to every record type, and this running update history makes its debut.
Key workflows have been redesigned for mobile devices, providing full functionality from a phone or tablet.
Dispatch report PDFs can now be imported directly. Code360 extracts the incident details automatically, eliminating manual data entry.
Incidents are now assigned sequential department run numbers, and records requiring attention are flagged automatically.
This update introduces tools for documenting incidents at locations without a standard street address, along with more flexible sign-in and dispatch ID handling.
Code360 is live in early access. Incident reporting, apparatus maintenance, training records, and department operations are now managed on a single platform, accessible from any device.