Notification management in the Go app is enhanced with bulk read functionality and support for manual unread status updates. A Mark All as Read option is available when unread notifications exist, allowing all unread notifications to be cleared in one action. The option is automatically hidden when no unread notifications remain.

Individual notifications can be marked as unread by swiping a read notification. The notification list updates immediately when status changes occur. Read and unread status changes sync with the existing notification service, apply locally when offline, and sync automatically when connectivity is restored.

Technicians and dispatchers can now clear all unread notifications at once using Mark All as Read and mark specific notifications as unread for follow-up. Notification status updates immediately and remains consistent across devices after sync. For more information, see Managing Notifications.

Configuration Sync update notifications are hidden when a configuration sync or reset is completed after the notification is generated. When the user opens the Notifications screen, Configuration Sync update notifications that are no longer applicable for that device are not shown.

After a configuration sync completes, users no longer see the corresponding Configuration Sync update notification in their Notifications screen. The notification tray reflects only current and pending notifications. For more information, see Managing Notifications.

Online search in child sections now retrieves live results as you type, instead of searching only within previously loaded data. Search results are fetched live from the backend, not limited to the initial set of loaded records. Search behavior matches Online Explore and Lookup search for a consistent experience. Online search looks across the key fields available in the child section. If no supported fields are configured, search is performed using the record name or auto-number.

Each time you update the search text, the system runs a new online search and shows the most current matching records. Each change to the search text runs a new search, allowing you to refine results as you type. This update ensures that you can find related records using the latest data, even when the record was not part of the initial results. For more information, see Configuring Online Search for Child Lines.

The ServiceMax Go App now supports technical attributes with lookup datatypes. This enhancement allows lookup-based values to be captured directly in the Go App, using predefined options configured in the system.

Technicians can capture technical attributes of lookup datatype, by selecting appropriate values. This simplifies data capture in the field and helps ensure that attribute values are captured consistently and accurately. For example, Software Version is a Technical Attribute of lookup datatype that contains pre-defined list of software versions for the relevant Installed Product. Remote engineer or Technicians can capture this attribute, by selecting appropriate versions. For more information, see Updating Technical Attributes from a Task.

ServiceMax Go now allows users to set a default landing tab for each flow. Records opened in View or Edit mode load on the selected tab instead of Overview. The selection is saved per user and persisted for the SFM. In View SFMs, tabs for related sections display a record count next to the tab name. The count reflects the number of records in the corresponding child section that are downloaded to the app. The number reflects only the downloaded records on that tab and updates automatically when those downloaded child records change.

Technicians can open records directly on the tab they use most, and the app remembers the selection for each flow. If a tab is hidden or unavailable, the record opens on Overview tab. These updates apply to View SFMs and all Edit SFMs, including linked and standalone flows. For more information, see SFM Record Counts and Default Landing Tabs.

The configuration sync notification now supports custom titles and messages. When sending a configuration sync update notification, administrators can enter a custom title and message. If either field is left blank, the default notification text is used.

Technicians see the administrator’s notification text in both the device notification center and the in-app notifications list. Reminder notifications reuse the same text and add Reminder: at the start of the title. For more information, see Managing App Configuration.

ServiceMax Go now calculates timesheet time more accurately. It includes time entries that users create or edit manually and keeps existing time entries in sync when their source records change. The Timesheet engine recalculates totals and daily summaries during refresh or sync. Only valid time entries are shown on the timesheet calendar.

Technicians see timesheet totals and summaries that reflect the latest calculations. Manually created or edited time entries are included automatically, without extra steps. When source records change, existing time entries update to reflect the latest dates and durations. This reduces mismatches during review and helps technicians, supervisors, and managers complete timesheet reviews more efficiently. For more information, see Create and Edit Timesheet.

Work Plan assignments now support dedicated Title and Description fields. The app reads the Title and Description directly from the Work Plan assignment record first. If these fields are empty, the application populates it from the linked Work Plan Library.

Technicians can see a meaningful title for every Work Plan assignment in the Task List and the multi-accept and multi-complete Tasks screen. This allows technicians to clearly identify and act on their assignments. For more information, see Viewing the List of Tasks for an Appointment.

This release makes ServiceMax Go for Windows noticeably faster, with quicker screen loads and smoother navigation throughout the application. Overall app responsiveness and memory efficiency have been improved, especially when working with large datasets.