Changelog

Version numbers group the system’s development stages; dates are when the changes were made.

2.3.0 — October 19, 2026

The Eleva logo, mark and browser icon are shown until your organisation uploads its own, in the page language and matching light or dark mode.
Eleva orange is the default colour scheme. A colour your organisation already chose is kept.
Buttons that open a link (such as Download the template) are drawn as one box.
Arabic wording: Timesheet is called نظام الدوام, and providers مزودو الخدمة, everywhere.

A per-account sign-in limit: after ten wrong passwords in 15 minutes, signing in to that account is paused for 15 minutes from every address, and the owner is told by e-mail.
An Office time zone in Settings › General settings › Language & formats: it decides “today” for assignments, payments, reminders and reports, and the time the daily digest is sent.

Password confirmation is smoother: signing in counts as a confirmation, typing your own password in the user form is enough, and changing the digest’s extra recipients asks for it too.
After ten wrong passwords in 10 minutes when the password is asked again, the session is signed out and the owner is told by e-mail.
Keyboard and screen-reader use: a Skip to content link, menu groups that fold, focus that returns to where you were after closing a dialog, and every button and field named.

Password confirmation before sensitive changes (users, roles, API tokens, e-mail and security settings, recovery codes and turning two-factor sign-in off), valid for 15 minutes.
An option to require two-factor sign-in for administrators: super admins and anyone who can manage users, roles, API tokens or settings.
Security e-mails to account owners: a changed sign-in e-mail (sent to the old address), a changed or reset password, two-factor sign-in turned off, too many wrong passwords or codes, and a new API token that can act as them.
The Uninvoiced SIMs report takes into account the status each SIM had during the period, from its history.
A hand-over recorded by mistake can be deleted, and the previous holder’s assignment opens again.

When assigning a SIM from a future date, the SIM and employee lists offer only those free for the chosen dates.
New passwords need at least one letter and one number; existing passwords keep working.
New API tokens expire (a year by default, at most two years); only a super admin can create one that never expires.
Every screen is checked automatically in Arabic and English, light and dark, on desktop and phone sizes.

A new interface for every screen, in Arabic and English, with dark mode and a choice of colours and layouts.
SIM statuses (active, suspended, lost, cancelled): a SIM leaving service is returned from its holder.
Hand-over and return: give a SIM to another employee in one step, return it to stock, correct dates, with the full history of each SIM and each employee.
Provider invoices with a line for each SIM, several payments per invoice, and attachments that open only for signed-in users allowed to see invoices.
A dashboard and eight reports with Excel export: SIM inventory, active assignments, employees without a SIM, cost per employee, spend by provider, invoice aging, uninvoiced SIMs and upcoming renewals.
Daily reminders of plan renewals and invoices due or overdue, in the bell and by e-mail.
A complete settings screen: branding, language and formats, e-mail, reminders and security, with two-factor sign-in.
Users, roles with a permission matrix, and an audit log of every change.
API tokens, so that Timesheet keeps the employee list up to date; employees are no longer typed by hand.

The same data as the first version is used: nothing is lost, and each role keeps what it could do.
Plan renewals are counted from the activation date of each SIM.

Seven reports: SIM inventory, active assignments, employees without a SIM, invoice aging, revenue, uninvoiced active SIMs and upcoming renewals.
Employees brought from Timesheet, with search by employee code and filters on the lists.