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# Week 10 | 2026

### **Featured Update: Note Functionality 2.0**

* Following on from our last update and being able to add notes. you can now view a history of notes in Busroot. 
* Busroot will always show the most recent note.
*  You can hide notes. Deleting a note will revert back to an old note.

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### **Featured Update:** New user - Supervisor&#x20;

* Now available in the Admin > User page of Busroot&#x20;
* A supervisor has the ability to:&#x20;
  * Add, edit and upload schedules&#x20;
  * Edit downtime reasons&#x20;
  * Add and edit notes&#x20;

### **Featured Improvement: See reasons in the Cockpit** &#x20;

* When viewing the Cockpit and a station is stopped. The reason for the stoppage (when entered) will be visible to you.&#x20;
* You can also click on the reason and it will take you to the reason so you can understand the duration of the stoppage.&#x20;

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