What's New - September 2025
Release Version: 2025.0.24
Release Date: September 2025
These are the new features released in our September 2025 release of Schedule 2025.0.24. The most recent version available Schedule 2025.0.26 includes bug fixes.
Case # | Description |
|---|---|
SCHED-1517 | On the Equipment tab accessed from the Customer Hub, the sublocation field is now validated with Signature Service Management if you have marked Use Validation for Sublocations in the Service Options window. Microsoft Dynamics GP > Tools > Setup > Service Management > Module Setup > Service Options
Service Management allows users to set up sublocations at a customer location and assign equipment to those sublocations. Requiring validation ensures that the sublocations assigned to equipment IDs are the same throughout your organization. See Creating New Equipment or Component Equipment in the Schedule documentation. |
SCHED-2311 | Users can now only create job appointments for active jobs. |
SCHED-2351 | When creating a service call from the Customer Hub, the New Service Call window now displays in the Customer Hub. Previously, users had to click the Schedule tab after selecting New Service Call from the context menu. |
SCHED-2403 | You can now add a new service call from the Schedule Board when you right-click on an appointment, resource activity, or an empty time cell. (Previously, you could only right-click on an appointment on the Schedule Board.) On the Unscheduled Grid, the new service call option displays for a service or job appointment. See Creating a Service Call. The context menu when you right-click:
![]() The New Service Call context menu will not display if you do not have Service Management registered. |
SCHED-2474 | If a service call or appointment description field exceeds 30 characters, a note is created that contains the entire description. |
SCHED-2518 | The following new feature won’t be available until you upgrade to Signature 2025: Refrigerant tracking has been updated to comply with the American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act’s 2026 reporting requirements. The AIM Act brings major changes to refrigerant management. Businesses must meet new regulatory requirements for tracking, reporting, and leak detection by January 1, 2026. See Creating New Equipment or Component Equipment. We’ve added four new refrigerant equipment types:
We’ve removed the 6 - Mid-Size Appliance 5 to 50 pounds refrigerant tracking type from the drop-down selection, as it is no longer exempt in 2026. Equipment records that are currently using this option are permitted to continue using it. |
