News & Announcements
The News page brings Dime Software's product updates straight into the app: new releases, scheduled maintenance windows, and other platform-wide announcements. It has two sections: Announcements at the top and a Releases timeline underneath.
Announcements​
Announcements are short messages broadcast by Dime Software to all tenants. Typical use cases include:
- Heads-up about an upcoming scheduled maintenance window.
- Notice that a new platform feature, region, or integration has gone live.
- Reminders about deprecations or breaking changes that need attention before a cut-off date.
Each card shows the title, the publication date, and a body rendered as Markdown, so links, lists, and emphasis all work. When there are no active announcements, the section shows a short placeholder line.
Releases​
The Releases section is a vertical timeline of recent Dime.Scheduler product releases. The newest entry is highlighted with a coloured dot, and older entries are grouped under a year pill so you can scan back in time.
Every release card shows:
- The release date.
- A checklist of headline features and improvements shipped in that release.
- A Read full post button - when the release links to a long-form blog post - that opens the full release notes in a new tab.
By default the page shows the six most recent releases. To see the full history, click Show earlier releases at the bottom.
Errors​
If either section fails to load (for example, when the news service is temporarily unreachable), a red error banner appears in place of that section's content. The other section keeps rendering normally, so a problem with the announcements feed never blocks the release timeline. Refresh the page once connectivity is restored.
Related​
The News page only carries content posted by Dime Software. Tenant-specific reminders - expiring API keysAPI keyA credential that authenticates calls to the Dime.Scheduler API. The preferred way to integrate over the deprecated JWT flow., expiring client secrets - are delivered by email instead. See Email Notifications.