Changelog
Dated, newest first, with the thing you can now do that you could not do the week before. Proof that the thing is alive: every line below traces to real code, not a press release, and what we can prove says how we measure the rest.
Messaging a shift's whole crew, or a chosen group of workers, was already built and hard to find. It is now visible by default in every workspace, and every send is still composed and confirmed by hand before it goes out.
The per-action controls that decide how much Kordis stages on its own are now visible by default instead of hidden behind a flag. Every action still starts at the cautious setting: staged and ready, nothing sent until you say so.
Anyone can now check that a staffing agency claiming to run on Kordis actually does. No account, no login: open the link, see the claim.
A worker's documents now live in one place she controls. A six-digit code opens it, and she picks exactly what to hand over for each request.
A client contact can log in and see their own order requests, fill status, assigned roster, and documents, scoped to their account and nothing else.
An open shift now shows where its candidates are actually coming from, grouped into privacy-safe areas rather than tracked points, with a plain read on who can arrive on time.
A new hire can now adopt one signature, drawn or typed, and apply it across every document in the onboarding packet. It survives a dropped connection and picks up where she left off.
Bring this week's applicants, your worker roster, or tomorrow's open shifts. Keep every decision.
Run your real operation for two weeks. No card to start, nothing charged.