8 June 2024

Rich text in clause comments & descriptions

New feature Users can now include "rich text" (with bold, italic, underline, tables, hyperlinks, etc.) in comments and descriptions, in both ClauseBuddy and Clause9.

Changes to how comments and descriptions are shown

Change In the Quality Library, the descriptions and comments now act somewhat differently:

• Descriptions are displayed with a grey background, comments with a green background.

• Users have to click on a long comment or description to expand it.

Curator improvements

New feature Many improvements were made to the way curators are handled in ClauseBuddy.

• Curators can now be assigned to a group of users. Such "group curators" automatically collect all the rights of their group members when it comes to the calculation of access bundles — essentially, if at least one member of the group has a certain access bundle right, then the group curator(s) will also automatically have such right.

• One or more curators can be added to each group, and each group can have one or more curators.

Q&A

New feature In Clause9, users can now flag a question with "Hide for anonymous users". This causes the question to be invisible for anonymous users who are completing the Q&A.

Uncover export in Clause9

The documents exported by the new "uncover export" will now also contain numbers.

In addition, the way conditions involving lists is being described in the export, is now improved.

User rights

• Addition of the "Download Truffle document" right, which allows to enable/disable the possibility to download the original DOCX file that got uploaded to Truffle Hunt.

• Change Search folders now no longer have their own access bundles, as this extra layer of configuration proved too complex for most users. Instead, search folders receive their access rights from the underlying folders.

Various bug fixes

• In several modules (e.g., proofreading), a "file is too large" error is now shown when files above 16 MB would be uploaded.

• In certain cases, line breaks were not included when clauses would be inserted into a DOCX file from within ClauseBuddy.

• Due to caching, it could happen that some clauses would temporarily still include old attributes that were recently deleted.