Ideas & Enhancements

In previous version of Needles, you were able to edit the description from Needles Today and can only mark as complete currently in Neos. Will be useful to be able to edit again from Needles Today.

The firm wanted the checklist items/dates to be displayed on the needles calendar.

currently have to click one checklist at a time to mark it as done, then refresh the checklist to update which is time consuming. It would make it easier to select multiple items at one time and confirm changes.

Users would like to be able to manually change the color of the header bar liek in 4.8

Whenever you add a checklist item from the primary checklist to the current checklist the system should allow users to edit/add instructions of that instance of the checklist item inside of the details pane. Typically, you'd have to write a check ...

When sorting items by Due Date in a case checklist, if items do not have a date set yet, they appear at the top as the earliest date, which clutters the checklist for users. Would like an option to hide or move items which the due date is not yet...

When adding new Primary Checklist Items, you currently have to scroll down below the Active items. This is difficult to have to scroll down if there's a lengthy checklist just to add a new parent and would be better if it was available at the top ...

If a case date is entered and the LIM items are marked done; it will create a duplicate of the LIM item and mark it open. This happens when adding or modifying Case Date/DOI. In Needles 5.0, when a DOI/Case Date is modified or added, there is a po...

When opening a checklist item, the status column is not displayed by default. This leads to possibilities where new users who have not set the status column to be visible will not notice items might have no status entered, leading to disorganized...

Needles should have the ability to notify specific staff or groups when a checklist item is completed. This would make it easier to for staff to monitor and track the progression of cases