A new feature for implementing mutli-factot (2fa) authentication for users. This can be enabled at the role, group, and user level. It can also be disabled for a specific user even if it’s turned on for a group or role that they have. In order to use it you simply need and authenticator app such as Google authenticator or Microsoft authenticator to generate your validation code while attempting to login for added security.

We have now completed the new feature: Office 365 authentication integration. Our system can now import office 365 groups and users through the user administration interface as well as automatically link an office 365 user to their imported groups when they login. You will need to register the application in azure to obtain the appropriate security keys as well as provide it with permissions to search for users and groups through the microsoft graph api.

In future we will be adding in google authentication integration.

We have started adding in support for using the oath methodology supported by office 365, Google, etc. Currently there is support of authentication through your office 365 tenant. Our road map for these authentication methods will be as follows:

• Office 365 security group imports, both automated as well as through user groups administration
• Google authentication integration
• Google security group imports/automated creations

We have released a new version that allows you to specify the expected duration of a human task. Once specified in a process, Tasks assigned to a user will display as overdue.

On the active processes screen this feature will also highlight processes that have overdue tasks that need to be addressed.