This quarter’s Unity release is largely focused on behind-the-scenes improvements. While most of the updates in 2025.3 are not immediately visible, they play an important role in improving platform performance, supporting future development, and ensuring a smoother experience across both the Unity App and Unity Admin.
There are also a few user-facing updates based directly on feedback, aimed at making everyday tasks more efficient and easier to manage.
Print Views Now Available Across Key Screens
Users can now generate print-friendly versions of several commonly used pages in the Unity App, including Timesheets, Leave Entitlement, Next Duties, Duty Details, and the Today view.
This is particularly useful for scenarios where a printed or saved copy is still helpful. Drivers can save their schedules or leave information as a file to refer to later or share it with someone else. These updates help bridge the gap between digital workflows and real-world use.
Custom Tile Ordering in Unity Admin
Administrators now have the ability to control the order in which custom tiles appear on the Unity App home screen.
Many organisations rely on these tiles to give users quick access to key resources, such as depot notices, payslip portals, safety reporting tools, and feedback forms. With this update, admins can ensure that the most important or frequently accessed content is shown first, reducing confusion and making it easier for staff to find what they need without delay.
Summary
This release delivers a combination of performance upgrades and practical changes that support day-to-day efficiency. While much of the work has gone into making the platform faster and more stable, the new features included here reflect ongoing feedback from users and administrators alike.
We’re always open to hearing what’s helping, and what could be better, so let us know what you think about this release.
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Written by Yvonne Skalban – Customer Success Manager
