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What's New in VitalProxima
2.0.5
July 4, 2026
Thanks for using VitalProxima Attendance! This update makes check-in easier when you're near your workplace. • New: if check-in isn't available at your current spot, the app now shows your check-in zone on a map with your distance from it • Get Directions button guides you straight to the nearest check-in zone • Clearer guidance messages so you always know what to do next • Minor improvements and stability fixes Notes for a smooth review: - It's honest and specific — Apple dislikes vague notes like "bug fixes" alone, but a real feature description with generic fixes at the end is the safe pattern. - No mention of "geofence rejection," "failed attempts," "fraud," or "GPS spoofing" — that's internal framing; "if check-in isn't available at your current spot" describes the same thing in user language without inviting reviewer questions about location tracking. - In the App Review notes field (not the What's New), keep the same explanation as before: "GPS is used only to validate employee attendance at authorized workplace locations; this is an internal workforce app for Alinea Healthcare employees" — plus your demo login instructions, since OTP-to-Indian-SIM remains the #1 rejection risk. - Reminder: the Get Directions button opens Google Maps via a standard https link — no new iOS permissions or entitlements, so nothing new to declare in App Store Connect privacy details. Your existing privacy declarations (location, identifiers, contact info) still cover this build. One ship-order note again: release the backend first — the guidance sheet only appears once the server sends the new guidance data, so if Apple's reviewer tests check-in before your backend is deployed, they'd just see the old error message (which is harmless, but the feature in your notes wouldn't be visible).
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