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Summary of November Release Highlights

Once again, we have made significant improvements to QBank, both in the background and some that you might find valuable.

Improvements in our Consent feature

Based on user feedback, two improvements to the Consent feature were released in November: a visible Consent Expire Date and a new Legal Terms filter option.

  • Consent Expire Date: Previously, users found it challenging to locate the Expire date for the consent associated with an asset. In response to user feedback, we have implemented three new enhancements that provide increased visibility of when an asset's consent expires.
    • On a consent person, the consent associated with an individual is displayed on their consent profile. The expiry date has been added to the list, which will assist you in maintaining better control over when a consent expires.
    • The Expire date is also included in the Overview Tab, providing a comprehensive overview of when an asset's consent expires.
    • Additionally, in the consent metadata of an asset, users can now view the expiration date of a consent.

  • New filter option: Legal Terms: We have also introduced a new filter option to the consent feature, allowing you to filter assets based on the legal terms associated with their consent. This makes it easier to locate assets tied to specific legal terms, supporting more consistent consent management and correct asset usage.

Added functionality to our templates

Two new features have been added to templates: a new MIME type, AVIF, for images, and expanded functionality for SVG files. 

  • The AV1 Image File Format (AVIF) is now supported as a new MIME type for image templates, enabling higher-quality image handling with improved compression. Read more about the AVIF format.  
  • You can now change the background in SVG files using a command called SVG Mask. This command is helpful when you have multiple icons that require similar adjustments, saving you time. To understand how this command works, read our comprehensive knowledge base guide. 

Improved statistics on grouped media

Statistics for grouped media now consolidate child and parent statistics into a single view. Previously, child statistics were not connected to the parent's media statistics, but this has been resolved by consolidating the statistics of a grouped set of images.

When you check the media statistics for an asset with grouped media attached, you will now see the statistics for the children included in the list. These statistics provide insights into the lifetime statistics of the media.

Moving our support

Support has moved to HubSpot. A new contact form is now available in your QBank, accessible from the top menu under the Question mark icon. Use this form to reach the support team with any questions about your QBank.