The following information describes new features, updates or changes to ryze. For a list of all changes and bug fixes, please see the Release Notes.Â
Release Date: 31st July 2023
General Changes
- Help link added to Origins screen when adding Origins to Variables
- Improved Compare Asset Groups functionality including the ability to compare AGs across all standards and studies
- Allow insertion of child assets - A user editing a Form can insert a new question at the correct location on a Form, previously the user had to add it to the end of a Section and then re-order it. Similarly, a user editing a Terminology can insert a Term into a specific location in a large Terminology.
- Admin>System>Users now displays the last date that a user was signed in
- Asset Groups now have a default asset type for importing and relinking assets. For example, when importing a data acquisition asset, the import modal defaults to Forms.
- Rave LAB Dataset Data - Support has been added for loading Rave LAB dataset data. This allows you to download Rave LAB Module dataset files (LAB.CSV) when using the rave integration.
- Create Rave EDC Template for Standards - You can now create a Data Acquisition Asset Group based on your Rave standard configuration. Previously, only studies were supported. When creating an Asset Group, click Create based on Rave config file.
Search
New search filters have been added. Change Requests filters and asset-specific filters are now displayed. For example, you can now filter Change Requests by State or filter Dataset assets by Class.
Comparing Asset Groups
When using the compare assets function, you can now filter Standards and Studies to help find the target Asset Group. We’ve also added a Recents tab to show recently compared Asset Groups.
The comparison tool has been improved, for example, if you compare two datasets that share the same Asset Name, the comparison view defaults to Asset Name.
Importing Assets
The manage conflicts screen has been improved and now displays conflicts and the available options more clearly.
Supplemental Qualifiers and Findings AboutÂ
If an Asset Group contains Supplemental Qualifiers or Findings About datasets, you can now quickly navigate between associated datasets.Â
The link is displayed if the name of the Supplemental Qualifier or Findings About datasets follow the naming convention SUPP<datasetname> or FA<datasetname> for example:Â AE + SUPPAE or AE + FAAE.
Webhooks
Webhook functionality has been extended to include changes made to Change Requests. You can configure webhooks for the following Change Request events:
- CreateÂ
- Update
- Delete
- State Transition
This feature compliments the new API resources for managing Change Requests. You can now configure Change Requests using the API as well as receive webhook notifications when Change Requests are configured in the UI.
Visit Schedules
You can now re-order forms when editing a Visit Schedule asset, recent changes also make it easier to add a new Visit when editing a Visit Schedule.
API Changes
- The Formedix Web Services API includes new routes to manage Change Requests as well as other changes.Â
- API documentation now includes a changelog to help users understand changes that are made to existing APIs as well as new API routes.
- The FWS API documentation has moved to a new URL (https://docs.formedix.com/api), check out the latest API documentation.Â
