Callmenta keeps evolving

Advanced noise cancellation New feature

• Neural network-based noise cancellation has been added to phone settings. Background hum in open offices, background conversations, and keyboard sounds are significantly cleaned; speech remains untouched. It runs entirely on your own device, so audio is never sent to any server and no external services are used. Disabled by default; once enabled, it activates on the next call, and disabling it during a call takes effect immediately. If any issues arise, audio continues seamlessly with existing settings.

Online Service Appointment New feature

• Vehicle owners can now book service appointments directly online.
• The appointment page opens via a unique link to the facility; the customer enters the license plate, selects the required service, and clicks on an available time slot. If the vehicle record already exists, the appointment is linked to that vehicle; otherwise, a new vehicle and customer card are automatically created.
• Available time slots are calculated based on the service's operating hours and its simultaneous vehicle capacity; once capacity is reached, the slot is hidden from the list. A second appointment cannot be booked for the same vehicle on the same day.
• You can embed the form on your own website. Open the Online Appointment section from the service screen, enter your website address, and paste the provided code into your page. Sending the link via email is also available on the same screen.
• If desired, a confirmation message can be sent to the customer upon booking; this option is disabled by default but can be enabled if your SMS provider is configured.

Online appointment can now be embedded on your own website and sent via email New feature

• You can now embed the online appointment form directly into your own website. When you enter your website address in the institution settings, a ready-to-use code is provided for you to paste. The form opens within your site, so your patient does not need to navigate to another page.
• Security has been strictly maintained: the form can only be opened on the address you specify. Even if another site copies the code, it cannot run on their own page.
• Additionally, you can send the appointment link directly via email. The message is sent from your own email address; for this, your company email settings must be completed. If not completed, the section appears disabled. There is no automatic sending; it only goes out when you press the button.
• Also, the time selection has been renewed: instead of a dropdown list, available times are now displayed as buttons, and fully booked slots do not appear at all. Mobile usage has been significantly improved.

New PBX integration logos added Enhancement

• Asterisk, Twilio, and Avaya cards now appear with their logos on the integrations page.

Automotive Service Package New feature

• A new module has been introduced for service centers and dealerships.
• The vehicle card stores license plate, make, model, year, chassis, and mileage. No matter how the license plate is entered, the system deduplicates it; even if entered with spaces or lowercase, the same vehicle cannot be opened twice.
• When you open a work order, the entry mileage is recorded on the vehicle. Labor and parts items are tracked separately, and upon completion of the work order, the next maintenance date and mileage are automatically advanced.
• The service dashboard provides a single-glance view of who needs to be contacted: vehicles due for maintenance, those with inspections approaching, expired insurance, today's appointments, and open work orders. Maintenance due is calculated based on both date and mileage; whichever comes first takes precedence, and the reason for the vehicle being listed is indicated in the row.
• If an SMS provider is configured, you can send reminders to vehicle owners due for maintenance with a single click.

Incoming calls from Asterisk and Twilio now open on screen New feature

• In companies using Asterisk and Twilio, incoming calls now open on screen and a call record is created.
• On the Twilio side, this works by notifying Callmenta of call events; the setup step is explained on the integration page. On the Asterisk side, no changes are required in the PBX, as active calls are read periodically.
• In both providers, calls connect correctly; the distinction between incoming and outgoing, as well as answered, unanswered, and abandoned calls, works with the same definitions as other PBXs.

Patients can now book appointments online New feature

• When you enable online appointments in the institution settings, a unique appointment link is generated for you. You can place this link on your website, social media, or in SMS messages.
• Once the patient selects the doctor and the day, available time slots are instantly listed. Slots are generated by taking into account the doctor's working schedule and existing appointments, so no overlapping appointments occur.
• Only name and phone number are requested on the page; no health information is collected, and the confirmation checkbox is mandatory. The number of appointments that can be booked from the same number per day is limited, preventing misuse.
• Booked appointments appear in the panel as regular appointments, with the source marked as online.

SMS Delivery: NetGSM, Verimor, and Bulutfon New feature

• SMS infrastructure has been added to the panel. A new SMS section is available under the Exchange tab in company settings.
• Three providers are supported: NetGSM, Verimor, and Bulutfon. Select the provider, enter your user credentials, and verify with the Test Connection button before saving. The test does not consume credits or send messages; it only confirms whether the credentials are accepted and displays your verified sender name.
• If your Exchange account is NetGSM or Verimor, SMS will work with the same credentials, so no second login is required. If your Exchange is Netsipp, separate NetGSM credentials are required for SMS; the screen will inform you of this.
• Every sent message is logged: recipient, timestamp, message content, and sender. The system also calculates how many SMS units messages with Turkish characters will be charged as.
• Provider credentials are stored encrypted in the database.

Asterisk, Twilio, and Avaya PBXs Now Supported New feature

• Callmenta now supports widely used PBXs abroad.
• Asterisk support covers all Asterisk-based installations, including FreePBX and Issabel: call initiation, hang-up, mute, transfer, and queue reports.
• With Twilio, call centers can operate without a physical PBX. Queue reports are available for accounts using TaskRouter.
• On the Avaya side, interfaces for IP Office and Aura Contact Center products are supported. This support has not yet been validated in a live Avaya installation; the connection test clearly indicates this on the screen.
• Each provider only reports the capabilities it truly supports. For example, if a PBX does not support attended transfer, the operation will not be shown as successful, and what was done will be logged.

No-Show Dashboard New feature

• There is a new screen in the health panel: No-Shows.
• No-shows are the clinic's most expensive problem. This screen shows where the void is accumulating: which physician, which day of the week, and at what time of day. The total wasted time and its monetary value are also displayed at the top.
• Patients who miss appointments two or more times are listed separately; the clinic may want to apply confirmation calls or pre-payment to these cases.
• The most important part of the screen is the reminder comparison: the no-show rate of appointments with reminders vs. those without is shown side by side. This way, the effectiveness of reminders is seen through measurement, not guesswork. Comments cannot be written until sufficient appointment data has accumulated in both groups.
• The rate is calculated only from completed appointments; pending appointments do not artificially lower the rate.

Callmenta Softphone Now Available on Microsoft Store New feature

• Callmenta Softphone is now available on the Microsoft Store. You can install it with a single click from the store on Windows; this method avoids Windows security warnings during installation.
• Store page: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9P9B5NMQFNVB
• A store button has been added to the card on the Workspace screen. A direct download option also remains available for computers that cannot access the store.
• In this version, the app icon and naming have been renewed with the Callmenta brand. Additionally, the login page used to open within the app for logged-out users; now, login always takes place in the browser, and your password is never entered into the app under any circumstances.
• When the server is unreachable, instead of a blank screen, an info screen with a retry button appears.

NetGSM New (Netsipp) integration added New feature

• NetGSM's next-generation call center platform Netsipp is now available on Callmenta.
• Your existing NetGSM integration will continue to function; customers who select Netsipp as a new provider can use both systems together. Click-to-call, queue management, call control, and CRM/tickets/contacts/projects modules come with the new provider.
• New customers can select 'NetGSM New (Netsipp)' from the Setup Wizard; existing customers can add Netsipp as an additional provider without changing their current one.

Assigned Callbacks: Admin Correction + Agent Click-to-Call Enhancement

• Two improvements have been made to the Assigned Callbacks screen. (1) Administrators can now change the due date/time of a task and its assigned agent via the "Edit" button in the table; incorrect assignments or wrong times can now be corrected with a single click. (2) Agents see a new "Call" button next to assigned tasks with phone numbers on the My Tasks page; clicking it automatically opens the softphone (web) or desktop phone app and dials the number. This ensures the "called" status is automatically recorded correctly.

Additional security scan for images shared in chat Enhancement

• Images uploaded to live support chat are now scanned for embedded code in addition to existing virus scanning. If malicious content is detected, the image is cleaned before being delivered. Normal invoices, receipts, and screenshots remain untouched, with no change to image quality.

Respond to visitors writing in foreign languages in their own language Bug fix

• Visitors writing in French, Spanish, or German in the chat were sometimes receiving responses in Turkish.
• Language detection has been redesigned. Messages written without accented characters are now correctly recognized, and the entire response is ensured to be in the visitor's language. Previously, only the greeting could be translated while the body remained in Turkish.

Automatic spam protection in forms Enhancement

• Invisible bot protection has been added to contact, demo request, early access, newsletter subscription, and announcement application forms.
• The protection imposes no additional steps on the visitor: no new field to fill out, no puzzle to solve. Only automated submissions are filtered out, while genuine applications arrive as usual.

Profile pictures and profile link in chat Enhancement

• The sender's profile picture appears next to their messages. Tapping the photo or name opens the user's profile.
• The same link is also available in the chat header and the channel members list.

WhatsApp template status notification Enhancement

• When Meta approves or rejects a WhatsApp template, a notification appears in the panel.
• The notification includes the template name, language, and the reason if rejected. Clicking the notification takes you to the channel screen. You no longer need to open the Meta panel to check the template status.

Clickable options in web chat New feature

• You can now progress with buttons in web chat as well. Until now, this convenience was only available on WhatsApp.
• When the "how should we contact you" question appears during agent transfer, the chat, phone, and email options appear as buttons. The confirmation asked when closing the conversation is also given with a single click.
• A small form opens for customers who request a callback: day, time, and phone number. The number is instantly validated; if incorrect, a warning appears. The saved appointment appears in the agent's task list at exactly that time.

Virus scan in message attachments Enhancement

• Every file uploaded to the chat is scanned for viruses before being saved. If malicious content is detected, the file is not saved at all, and the sender is warned.
• The scan does not rely on the filename or extension but examines the content. Files with altered extensions are also caught. Images sent via GIF search undergo the same scan.

Template approval request from the panel New feature

• You can now create your WhatsApp templates directly from the Channels screen without entering the Meta panel. You enter the template name, category, language, and message text; if you use variables, the system opens an example value field for each variable and warns you if any are left blank.
• The request is then sent to Meta, and the approval status can be tracked on the same screen: pending, approved, or rejected. If rejected, the reason is also displayed. Approved templates are automatically made available for use on the agent screen.

Transferring Requests to CRM New feature

• Incoming requests can now be transferred to CRM with a single click. The same button is available for announcement applications, contact requests, demo requests, and early access requests.
• When transferred, a customer card is created and a call task is generated. If the email or phone number is already registered, no new card is created; it links to the existing card. If you attempt to transfer a second time, no duplicate record is created.
• You can assign the task directly to an agent or leave it to the supervisor for distribution. You can write notes for the caller, set a deadline, and specify priority. The assigned agent receives a panel notification.
• Announcement applications have also been added to the Request Center; now all incoming requests are in a single list.

One-click connection with My Channels screen New feature

• You can now manage your channels from a single screen. On the My Channels page, your website code is ready to be copied, and there are connection cards for WhatsApp and Instagram.
• The connection process has been simplified: you paste your access credentials, and verification, long-lived token conversion, and message subscription are handled automatically in the background. Once connected, the card turns into a connected badge; you can remove it whenever you like, and your past chats will not be deleted.
• If you are using the trial version, the remaining days are displayed at the top of this screen.

Weekly Newsletter New feature

• A weekly newsletter panel has been added. The system automatically prepares the draft for the week every Monday morning; announcements published during the week are automatically added to the draft.
• You can add news selected from the sector to the draft, write the introduction, and preview it. Once ready, you can convert it into a campaign draft and send it via the email marketing screen.
• Under no circumstances will the newsletter be sent automatically; it is only released with your approval.
• The audience comes from two sources: panel users are included in the list by default, and subscribers from the site are merged into the same list. Every message includes an unsubscribe link, and an unsubscribed address will not be re-added in subsequent syncs.

Announcements on the homepage New feature

• An announcement area has been added to the homepage. When a new feature or integration is launched, you can write your announcement and publish it within your selected date range.
• The announcement appears in two places: as a thin banner at the top of the page and as a card in the 'What's New' section. Once the duration expires, the announcement automatically disappears from the homepage, so there's no need to delete it manually. All announcements remain archived on the Announcements page.
• When a visitor clicks on the announcement, they can view the full text and image on their own page. You can also add an application form to the announcement; once the form is submitted, a confirmation email is sent to the applicant, and incoming applications are listed in the panel.
• You can edit the announcement text and image at any time. A backup of every change is saved, so you can revert to the previous version with a single click if desired.

Channel badges, profile photos, and trial version Enhancement

• In the inbox, it is now clear from the small badge in the corner of the profile picture which channel each conversation is coming from: WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, or web. For those writing from Instagram, the profile photo and username are automatically fetched; for those without a photo, initials are displayed.
• Live support can now be enabled as a separate package, with the option to start a 7 or 14-day trial. During the trial period, the module remains active, and it automatically disables once the period expires, while data is preserved.
• The Reports section has been simplified: each customer can now view only the reports for the modules they use.
• Additionally, a display issue that caused the same message to appear twice in the inbox has been resolved.

Live Support Command Center and Instagram Channel New feature

• The entirety of live support can now be monitored on a single screen. In the Command Center, real-time status (online agents, active chats, pending requests), periodic volume, channel breakdown, sentiment distribution, satisfaction and recommendation scores, first response time, agent scorecard, and the most recently analyzed conversations are displayed side by side. The screen refreshes every twenty seconds.
• Survey results are shown separately by source; AI closures can be compared with agent closures.
• Instagram is now among the supported channels. Messages from Instagram arrive in the live support inbox, and agents respond from the same screen.
• The Reports section has also been simplified: each customer sees only the reports for the modules they use.

Formatting while typing messages New feature

• Bold, italic, strikethrough, and code formatting have been added to the message box. Ctrl+B and Ctrl+I shortcuts are functional.
• Links become clickable automatically. The other party's typing indicator appears at the bottom.

Messages now integrated into the Team Portal Enhancement

• Messaging is now a tab within the Team Portal. Feed, Messages, Sharing Channels, Contacts, and Resources are all in one place.
• On the left, your channels, channels you can join, your conversations, and contacts in your company are always visible; clicking on a person opens a chat.

Live support reactions, read receipts, and message editing New feature

• Live support chats are approaching everyday messaging apps. Users can react to messages with emojis, see whether the other party has read the message, and edit sent messages within the first fifteen minutes. Previous versions of edited messages are kept on record.
• On the WhatsApp side, these align with actual WhatsApp behavior: when an agent opens the chat, a blue checkmark appears on the customer's screen, and the reaction appears under the customer's message.

Messaging is now a separate module Enhancement

• Messaging is now a module that can be enabled or disabled on a per-company basis. When disabled, it will not appear in the menu and screens will not open.
• It has been left enabled for companies currently using it, so no access has been cut off.

Smart Transfer and Separate Satisfaction Surveys for Agents New feature

• When a customer requests a transfer during a chat, CALLAII no longer says "I can't do that." Instead, it first asks how the customer prefers to be contacted (same chat, phone, or email), then assigns the task to an available agent on shift who is also active on the screen. If no one is available, the request drops into the team's task pool, and a notification is sent to the entire team. If the task is not picked up, it automatically moves back to the pool within a few minutes, ensuring the customer is never left waiting indefinitely.
• In every scenario, the customer is informed about what will happen next: who the request has been transferred to and through which channel they will receive a response as soon as possible.
• At the end of the interaction, the survey now adapts based on its source. For chats completed by CALLAII, it first requests confirmation and then displays a brief, single-question evaluation. For calls closed by an agent, the survey separately asks for agent rating, company rating, and a recommendation score. Reports include transfer counts, pool drop rates, average pickup time, and a comparison between the two survey types.

Live Support via WhatsApp New feature

• When your customers message via WhatsApp, the conversation lands directly in your live support inbox, and your agent can respond from the same screen. Assignment, transfer, closure, and satisfaction survey workflows function exactly like web chat.
• WhatsApp does not allow free-form messages if the customer has not written for 24 hours. In such cases, the agent is notified and can select and send one of the approved canned messages.

Voice Announcement Infrastructure New feature

• Text-to-speech capability has been added to the system. Announcements such as greetings, queue messages, and transfer to agent are now generated within our own infrastructure.
• What it does:
• Announcements are pre-prepared and stored, then played instantly during calls without waiting
• The same text is not re-generated when requested a second time
• Generated audio is kept separately per company and not shared with other companies
• Audio containing personal data is automatically deleted after a short period; announcements are permanent
• Not yet integrated into the call flow; the infrastructure is ready, and user interfaces are in the queue.

On the Live Support Integrations Page Enhancement

• Callmenta Live Support now has its own page among the integrations. It can be added to your website and mobile app with a single code snippet, works seamlessly with CALLAII, and responds only from your knowledge base. If a question has no answer in the knowledge base, it does not hallucinate; it transfers to an agent.
• The Integrations page has been moved under the Products menu; when it was the ninth item in the top menu, it caused overflow on narrow screens.
• Integration logos have been added; the logo strip on the home page displays fifteen links. Links that are not yet ready are marked with a "coming soon" label, so it is clear which ones are available today.

Zendesk, Freshdesk and Microsoft Teams Added New feature

• Three new integrations are now available.
• Your contact records sync bi-directionally with Callmenta customers via Zendesk and Freshdesk. Contacts opened in your support system are synced to Callmenta, and customer contacts created in Callmenta are written to your support system. In case of conflicts, you can decide which side takes precedence.
• Microsoft Teams can now be selected as a report delivery channel. Scheduled reports appear as cards in your team channel, with executive summaries and metrics displayed within the card.
• An Integrations page has also been added to the top menu, now directly accessible from the menu.

Turkish characters in report PDF outputs Bug fix

• The issue where characters such as ş, ı, ğ, and İ were missing or replaced with corrupted symbols in report PDFs has been resolved. The brand font is now fully embedded in the document; headings, numbers, and tables render correctly on every reader, and text search and copy operations work properly.

Foreign Language Contract Draft New feature

• If the counterparty works in a different language, the contract draft can be prepared in that language.
• The contract remains subject to Turkish law in all cases, the competent court does not change, and a provision is automatically added stating that in case of any discrepancy between texts, the Turkish version shall prevail.

Lost Result Correction in Live Support Analysis Bug fix

• The AI analysis output would occasionally return with extra explanations, code blocks, or truncated text. In such cases, the result became unreadable, and the analysis silently fell back to a simple prediction—without the user noticing.
• Result parsing is now much more resilient: in all such cases, the actual analysis is recovered. When a response is too corrupted to be recovered, the behavior reverts to the safe default as before.

Analysis report in the language of the conversation New feature

• If the conversation took place in a language different from your company's language, the analysis text is now automatically translated into the language of the conversation. The agent can read the feedback in their own language.
• Scoring continues to be generated in a single language. This way, regardless of the language in which the same conversation is reported, it receives the same score, ensuring that comparisons remain consistent.

Live support analysis enhanced Enhancement

• Analysis of live support and WhatsApp conversations has been improved in several areas.
• Analysis text is now generated according to your company's language; previously, it was written in Turkish in every case. The limit for long conversations that could cause analysis to be cut off has been increased. When the AI service was temporarily overloaded, the analysis would give up after a single attempt and fall back to a simple prediction; now, it retries.
• Additionally, the content of customer messages is now strictly treated as data: no expression written in the chat can change the analysis rules or score. Personal data is masked in summaries and notes.

Consistency in analysis results Bug fix

• In call and live support analyses, some fields (resolution status, conversation type, risk level, sentiment) could receive values outside the expected list. This was disrupting filtering in reports and causing incorrect score calculations in some conversations.
• Now, these fields are validated before being saved: if a recognized equivalent exists, it is converted to the correct value; otherwise, it is left blank. Fabricated values are no longer recorded.

Integration pages in five languages Enhancement

• Integration detail pages are now available in Turkish, English, German, French, and Italian. Each integration's functionality, capabilities, and limitations can be read in your own language.
• The switch box on the home page has been updated: it now displays NetGSM, Verimor, and Bulutfon alongside other options. Other boxes have also been aligned with their real-world status.
• A page has also been opened for links that are not yet ready; the planned scope is explained, and it is clearly marked as "coming soon."

Integrations page has been redesigned Enhancement

• Integrations are now explained individually. Each integration has its own page: what it does, what you can do with it, and what is not supported is clearly stated. The logos on the main page now link to these pages.
• The list has been reviewed. Active integrations are marked as functional; those not yet ready are labeled "coming soon," so it's clear which connection is available today.
• Additionally, scheduled reports can now be sent to Slack channels. Previously, this option appeared in the list but was not functional.

Bulutfon PBX Support New feature

• Callmenta now supports Bulutfon. When Bulutfon is selected as the PBX provider in company settings and the API key and PBX number are entered, click-to-call functionality can be enabled via the panel.
• Incoming and outgoing calls are routed to Callmenta, the customer card opens on the screen, missed calls are flagged, and call recordings can be listened to from within the call record.
• In Bulutfon, click-to-call first dials the customer, then connects the call to the agent once the customer answers. Since Bulutfon does not allow intervention in ongoing calls, transfer, termination, and mute functions are performed via telephone; the panel clearly indicates this status.
• The PBX settings screen has also been refreshed: step-by-step instructions are provided for each provider on which information is retrieved from where and where it is written. Web phone settings have been consolidated into a single unified section.

Language Corrections in Analysis Reports Bug fix

• The check that verifies whether analysis texts are produced in the target language was triggering false positives in Turkish reports and foreign language reports containing Turkish names. The check has been corrected; personal and brand names are no longer flagged as leaks.
• Additionally, infrastructure has been prepared to allow analysis texts to be translated into the conversation language when the language of the conversation differs from the company language. Scoring continues to be produced in a single language, ensuring that the same call receives the same score regardless of the language in which it is reported.

CALLAII documents now feature enhanced tables Enhancement

• The generation of PDF, Excel, Word, and presentation documents from chat has been revamped. Document titles, sections, lists, and tables are now produced in separate fields.
• In testing, the same request yielded documents with more tables and richer content. Since document generation runs in the background, there is no difference in wait time.

Business card reading now works on a field-by-field basis Enhancement

• Extraction of personal and company information from business card photos has been enhanced. Name, title, company, phone, email, address, and tax information are now read as separate fields.
• This ensures that the format of the reading result remains consistent every time, eliminating the possibility of fields being misplaced on the panel. Reading time remains unchanged.

Verimor Cloud PBX Support New feature

• Callmenta now supports Verimor Cloud PBX. When Verimor is selected as the PBX provider in the company settings and the API key is entered, click-to-call, call transfer, call termination, and microphone muting can be performed from the panel.
• Incoming and outgoing calls are received in real-time by Callmenta from the PBX; the customer card opens on the screen, missed calls are marked, and call recordings can be listened to from within the call record.
• The number of calls waiting in the queue is displayed in the workspace. Since there is no transfer-on-consultation feature on the Verimor side, these requests are applied as direct transfers, and this information is displayed on the screen.
• Additionally, the call record status field has been expanded: intermediate statuses such as ringing, in call, and in queue are now recorded. Previously, these statuses were left blank.

Executive Summary Now Follows a Consistent Structure Enhancement

• The executive summary in reports will now follow a fixed structure: general overview, in-depth analysis, trend comparison, risk and opportunity assessment, followed by three recommended actions.
• Previously, the length and sections of the summary could vary from report to report, sometimes leaving sections incomplete. Now, all sections are guaranteed.
• Additionally, the rare occurrence of the summary starting mid-sentence has been eliminated.

Two-Way Sync with Google Calendar New feature

• Google Calendar integration now works bi-directionally.
• Events from your Google Calendar appear in the panel, and personal events added to the panel sync to your Google Calendar. Changes made on one side reflect on the other; events deleted on one side are removed from the other.
• Sync only includes personal events. Company events are not written to anyone's Google account.
• There is protection to prevent duplicate events; after the first sync, only changes are pulled. If changes occur on both sides simultaneously, the pending change in the panel is preserved, and the Google side is updated accordingly.

Add Event to Calendar Feature New feature

• You can now add events directly to the calendar. Until now, the calendar only displayed shifts, coaching sessions, meetings, holidays, birthdays, field assignments, callbacks, and ticket expiration items; you couldn't add your own entries.
• There are two scopes when adding an event:
• Personal events are visible only to you. Everyone can add their own.
• Company events are visible to everyone in the company. Only managers and above can add them.
• You can add a title, start and end time, an all-day option, location, description, and color to the event. You can also quickly add an event by clicking on an empty day in the calendar. You can edit or delete your own added events from the details window.
• Events do not go beyond the company boundary.

Blog post editor has been redesigned Enhancement

• We have completely redesigned the text editor in the blog post creation screen.
• In the previous editor, some buttons in the toolbar were visible but non-functional. In the new editor, every button in the toolbar works: title and font size selection, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, text and highlight color, alignment, bullet and numbered lists, checklist, link, table, image, YouTube video, emoji, special character, find and replace, clear formatting, HTML source, and full screen.
• You can now drag and drop images or paste them directly from the clipboard. There is a word and character counter at the bottom. The editor adapts to light and dark themes.
• The editor downloads as a single file to the browser and does not connect to an external server.

Brand font across the entire site Enhancement

• Our logo's font is now used throughout the website: headings, body text, and cards. Handwritten accents have been preserved as they are.
• Fonts are served from our own server, so no external requests are made. Turkish characters and text in other languages render without issues.

Page load size reduced Enhancement

• Unused view files were still being included in the production bundle. These files have been removed, significantly reducing the published package size.
• There is no visible change; pages now load with less data.

Keyboard navigation improved Enhancement

• When navigating to site pages via keyboard, a "Skip to Content" link has been added to the first tab stop. This allows users to jump directly to the page content without tabbing through the menu item by item. The link is available in five languages.
• The color of the focus indicator has also been updated to enhance visibility.

Disable announcements in the notification bell Bug fix

• Announcements in the notification bell can now be disabled. Previously, even if you deleted an announcement, it would reappear when the page was refreshed; this was because announcements were stored separately from the notification list.
• Now, you can dismiss each announcement by clicking the "X" icon next to it. Once dismissed, the announcement will no longer appear in your bell, but it will remain visible to other users. The "Delete All" button also includes announcements.