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Manage your team from your phone: the Team screen can now do the things you previously had to ask us to do for you. You can send an invite to someone, assign a team member to one of your store locations, and move a team member from one location to another — all without leaving the app. Who is allowed to change roles is now tighter, and it matches what the server actually permits. You cannot change your own role, and you cannot give someone a role at or above your own. That is deliberate: it stops a store manager from quietly promoting themselves or someone else to Admin. If you need someone made an Admin, that is still an MRB admin's call. The Manage Team tile now appears based on what the server says you are allowed to do, rather than the app guessing from your role name. In practice this means the right people see it and the wrong people do not — including managers with job titles the app did not previously recognise, who were being shown the tile or hidden from it for the wrong reason. See people you have removed, and bring them back: the Team screen now has a view for removed team members, and you can reactivate one from there. Before this you could remove someone but had no way to undo it from the app. Joining a shop no longer tells you to wait. Change Shop / Location used to say a manager at the shop might need to approve you first, behind a button that read "Request to join". Neither was true: you join straight away and your access works immediately. The screen now says so and the button says "Join shop". A manager at the shop can still update or remove your access afterwards. You can now send a customer's text message in Spanish. When you send an inspection report by text, the send screen has a new tick for it. It covers the text message only — the emailed report is still in English. Signing in and resetting your password got several fixes: - If you were given a temporary password — which is what happens when you are invited to a shop — you can now finish signing in on the phone. Before this the app had no way to handle the "set a new password" step, so an invited team member could get stuck at sign-in and had no way through. - A password reset you started is now resumable. If you closed the app, lost signal, or your code arrived late, you can pick the reset back up instead of starting over. - When a reset fails, the app now tells you which thing went wrong — an expired code, a wrong code, a password that does not meet the rules, or too many attempts — instead of always saying "check the code" when the code was fine. - The password rules shown on screen are now the rules that are actually enforced, so a password the screen said was acceptable is not rejected a moment later.