Marni Force

Interface language Sixty-nine labels were still in French when the app was set to another language: "Loading…" on thirty-six screens, the clock-in history (start of shift, end of shift, reassignment), "Late & absent", "Open alerts", "Client:" / "Site:", twenty-two table headings, and the headings on an officer's record. All are now translated. An officer's record Their schedule now comes before the maps, and filters by site — on screen and in the PDF export. The agenda is colour-coded by site, tells past, current and upcoming shifts apart, and shows times inside the blocks. Date and time headings stay in view as you scroll, and clicking a shift opens its detail. A badge now marks officers with expense claims awaiting a decision, instead of having to open each record one by one. A site's schedule It opens on today. Two faults combined: the previous site's shifts stayed on screen while the database answered, and the automatic scroll fired on those dates; and when a site had no shift that day, the grid stayed on its oldest date. Your schedule notifications Twelve changes no longer send twelve emails. They are gathered into one daily summary sent at 6 pm, in the site's own time zone. A shift starting within 48 hours still goes out immediately — that is exactly the case where waiting would be absurd. A "Notify now" button sends the summary without waiting for the hour. An officer is now told when a shift is no longer theirs, which was not the case before. An officer's route It reads over a date range ("From … to …") rather than a single day. The distance total covers the whole range even when the map draws only part of the track — and it says so when it does. The Tours tab It no longer appears. A patrol with its checkpoints already does what an officer on a tour needed to do, with proof of passage by NFC or QR. Tours already recorded remain available; nothing has been erased. Also The duplicated "All clear" on a patrol zone's status. Badges overflowing the officer cards. Notifications still arriving after signing out.