Fesutibaru Plannerv1.4

What changed

• SocialAdded crew names and job roles to the My Shifts view for each event.
• UXAdded audience accessibility and seating requirements to the My Shifts view.
• New featureUpdated Event Listing to display working crew alongside authors and chairs.
• UXRemoved sensitive author medical data from Front of House view for privacy.
• UXStandardized role naming conventions to match specific festival terminology.

Original release notes

Planner 1.4

Who else is on your shift.

- My Shifts now names the rest of the crew on each event, with the job each of
  them is doing. You can see before you get there whether you are on a door
  alone, and who the technician is if a microphone fails.

- My Shifts also shows what the audience has been promised for that event:
  accessibility seating, reserved seats, and whether it is BSL interpreted,
  captioned or a relaxed performance.

- Event Listing now lists the crew working an event alongside the authors and
  chair, and shows the accessibility provision for it.

- Front of house no longer sees the Accessibility Needs screen. It listed
  authors' own medical information, which is not what anyone working a door
  needs. The seating notes above are, and those are now on both screens.

Roles are named the way your festival names them throughout.