ESB 23.10 roll-out completed

Last month we wrote about the exciting visual changes coming in v23.10 of the ESB platform. We have now completed the roll-out of this latest release to all our cloud customers.

In addition to the updated look and feel, we have also upgraded all the self-service portals to Bootstrap 5 so they can benefit from the latest enhancements in accessibility and responsiveness.

In terms of new features, we've introduced signature pads so you can capture signatures from your users, and there are also enhancements to System Configuration, including migrating more pages from Web Forms to MVC.

For more information about the changes in 23.10 please visit the ESB Agile Documentation Portal.

Other news stories

We’ve been as busy as ever at Pentagull over the past few months!
We’ve been as busy as ever at Pentagull over the past few months!

South Gloucestershire Council have recently launched our HWRC Booking and Permit System, taking a significant step forward in managing site access and improving operational efficiency.

London Borough of Bromley go-live with our industry leading HWRC Booking System
London Borough of Bromley go-live with our industry leading HWRC Booking System

With approximately 300,000 visitors annually, LBB determined that a booking system was necessary at Churchfields Road to manage traffic flow and visitor volumes

Blue Badge Management System Go-Live
Blue Badge Management System Go-Live

Here at Pentagull we are thrilled to announce our recent go live of our Blue Badge Management System for Staffordshire County Council.

Its that time of year where we like to give a gift!
Its that time of year where we like to give a gift!

This year, we have chosen to participate in Dunelm Mills' Delivering Joy Campaign again; find out more, including how to join in.

G-Cloud 14 Award
We are officially in G-Cloud 14

We are pleased to announce that we have been named as a supplier for the Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) G-Cloud 14.

OUR ADVICE ON PASSWORDS
OUR ADVICE ON PASSWORDS

Strong password policies are essential for keeping organisations secure against various threats, including unauthorised access and hacking. However, we do not enforce regular password changes for multiple reasons.