Release Notes

This release introduces the Allied Health Calendar Console for practitioner self-scheduling, automated base template validation and replication, improved resource visibility with schedule/contract hours on the Scheduling Console, and Salesforce flow permission alignment - along with several bug fixes.

This release delivers key enhancements to the Healthcare Scheduling Console and automated validation step for roster replication process. It also includes a required action for Salesforce Flow permissions, along with several bug fixes.

The visual filter editor now supports AND/OR filters across the Work List, Swim Lane, and all other platform list views.

Optimization Recipes now include an option to control whether Jobs that require multiple resources can be partially allocated during an optimization run.

Optimization run results now display only the Jobs submitted for that run, rather than all Jobs scheduled within that time window.

Infeasibility reasons from Optimization runs are now accessible via a dedicated API endpoint, returning the same detailed reasoning available in the run results page.

Optimization runs now provide specific, accurate reasons why Jobs could not be assigned to Resources, replacing the previous generic "ran out of availability" fallback that was frequently misleading on complex schedules. When multiple reasons apply to the same Job, they are now reported in a consistent priority order, surfacing the most relevant reason first.

Skedulo Plus v3.22.0 is now published in stores and will be fully available by March 23

Schedulers can now duplicate an existing recurring schedule directly from the recurring schedule view, making it faster to create similar schedules across different days or times without starting from scratch.

We have added support for Node.js v22 and v24 to mobile extension (MEX) custom functions, and are announcing dates for end of support for v18.