Version 0227

Updated by Leigh Hutchens

Release date January 7, 2026

Release summary

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Quinyx web app Version 0227

New functionality

  • None at this time.

New functionality requiring configuration updates

  • New: Shared Employee Absence Management (SEAM) – Manage cross-unit absences effortlessly within the UI, now included at no extra cost.

Updates and performance improvements

  • None at this time.

Bug fixes

  • You might be interested in a bug fix in this release. For more information, click here.

Employee Hub Version 0227

New functionality

  • We’re excited to introduce a major step in our unified product strategy: Employee Hub Tasks are now available directly in the Schedule view!
  • Now you can view, sort, and filter your tasks.
  • As of this release, it's now possible to delete folders with contents (and reinstate deleted folders).
  • Now you can reinstate a deleted item within 30 days.

Updates and performance improvements

  • We’ve made it easier to manage your Employee Hub configuration by gathering all related on/off settings in one place under a new section called Employee Hub account settings.

Bug fixes

  • None at this time.

SOAP API / Webservice updates

  • Tag Categories API update: Deprecation postponement

Important information

Quinyx Unlocked: Employee absence management 🎉

Master your workforce planning in just 30 minutes. Join our deep dive on January 14th at 16:00 CET to see how our latest updates simplify complex scheduling:

  • Shared employee absence management: Flexible routing of absence requests to the right manager across multiple shared units, with improved functionality to manage schedule impacts.
  • Automated absence handling: A rules-based engine that streamlines and automates absence handling.
  • New absence planner: A calendar-based tool for managers to manage team capacity, with greater transparency for employees to plan time off effectively.

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Swedish collective agreement change

We’re aware of recent changes in the Swedish collective agreement that may impact scheduling and compliance for some of our customers. Our teams are actively investigating how we can address these updates within Quinyx. Once we have a confirmed plan of action, we’ll share more details. Our intention is to have a solution in place by 1 April 2026. However, as we explore the technical feasibility of a solution, the timeline is subject to change - but we’ll do everything we can to deliver before the agreement change date.

Quinyx web app Version 0227

Release date January 7, 2026

New functionality

None at this time.

New functionality requiring configuration updates

Shared Employees Absence Management

We're excited to announce the launch of Shared Employees Absence Management (SEAM), also referred to as Cross-unit absence management in the UI! This new module is included at no extra cost and significantly simplifies the process for managing shared employees' absences across multiple units.

What's new for shared employees and managers?

  • Easier absence request routing: Shared employees submitting an absence request via the mobile app can now choose which manager from their shared units should an absence request be routed to. Note: Employees can select only one manager per absence request.
  • Cross-unit manager action: Managers from any of an employee's shared units can receive, approve, or deny the absence request.
  • Updates to shift management: When an absence request is approved by the selected manager:
    • The manager can take action on shifts within their own unit.
    • The employee's scheduled shifts in other units that are affected by the absence request approval are automatically set to unassigned by default.
  • New notifications: Affected unit managers (who have a scheduled shift for the absent employee) will now receive a notification that their shift has become 'unassigned' due to the absence approval, prompting them to take action.

The image above shows a notification to the Store 1 manager highlighting the shift impact of approving employee Erica Barnes’ absence.

  • Visibility updates: All shared unit Managers can now view the pending absence request in the schedule view for planning purposes (only selected manager & home unit manager can act on the request).

In the image above, Callum is an employee shared across Stores 1, 2, and 3. He has submitted an absence request to the manager in Store 2. The pending request is also visible to the manager in Store 3, along with an indication of the potential impact if the request is approved.

To begin using the SEAM module, users must contact Quinyx support to have it activated. Additionally, the select manager on absence request functionality must be enabled in the relevant advanced unit settings.
For detailed configuration instructions and a full breakdown of the manager workflows and permissions, please refer to the Shared Employee Absence Management documentation.

Updates and performance improvements

None at this time.

Bug fixes

  • Resolved an issue that caused X and V day shifts created automatically in the schedule to not include salary type rules from the shift type template. This meant extra pay rules weren’t applied if an employee worked on these designated days off.
  • Resolved an issue that caused the "minimum weekends off per period" rule to trigger incorrectly. The system only showed a warning after scheduling a third weekend in a two-week period, instead of alerting on the second. The rule now correctly checks calendar weeks (Monday to Sunday) as intended.
  • Resolved an issue that allowed managers to create shifts that split absences already transferred to payroll, without triggering a hard stop warning. The system now correctly blocks this action with a non-overridable warning, ensuring payroll data integrity.
  • Resolved an issue where employee availability was incorrectly reflected in the schedule, causing false "not available" warnings. The system now correctly interprets availability based on the employee's agreement settings, without misapplying the daybreak adjustment.

New HelpDocs content

Employee Hub web app Version 0227

Release date December 7, 2026

New functionality

Employee Hub Tasks in the Schedule View

We’re excited to introduce a major step in our unified product strategy: Employee Hub Tasks are now available directly inside the Schedule View in Quinyx.

This update brings schedules and daily operational tasks together in one place, reducing context-switching, improving decision-making, and giving managers a smoother, more efficient workflow.

Store managers work heavily with both schedules and tasks, often at the same time. Until now, they needed to move back and forth between modules to understand:

  • What tasks need to be done
  • Who is available to do the work
  • Whether staffing needs to be adjusted based on the amount of employee hub tasks

With this release, Employee hub tasks and schedules finally meet - in a single, unified workspace.

What's new

You can now open a dedicated Employee Hub task panel directly from the Schedule view. This panel shows the same task list you would normally find under the Employee Hub Overview, including the standard sorting, filters, and actions you’re used to.

A new task button appears in the schedule toolbar, showing a red dot + number when you have ongoing tasks.

View, Sort, & Filter Your Tasks

Inside the Employee Hub task side panel in the Schedule view, you can:

See and work with all tasks sent to your group

The “Ongoing” list shows the same information as the Employee Hub “Overview”, showing the same set of tasks and is sorted by due date by default. You will be able to see tasks sent to you and your group, perform and finish all the task or forward them to one of your colleagues like you can do in the Employee Hub.

Filter by status

  • Ongoing (default), matching the “Overview” facet in the Employee Hub
  • Completed, matching the "Done" facet in the Employee Hub

Focus on your personal tasks

  • Enable Assigned to me to show only tasks specifically assigned to you

Sort your tasks

Choose between:

  • Due date (first to last) (default)
  • Date received (newest first)
Note: The Employee Hub task panel in the Schedule View does not follow the Quinyx group selector where you can select district, unit, or section. Tasks shown in the Employee Hub panel are always loaded based on your Employee Hub collaboration groups and the Employee Hub task distribution logic. This means that changing the group selector in the Schedule view will not change the tasks shown in the Employee Hub task panel.

Settings & Requirements

To use this feature, you must have:

  • The Employee hub activated in your tenant.
  • The Employee hub permission enabled.
  • The new setting available under Employee Hub account settings activated called “Show Employee Hub tasks in the schedule view”.
  • Collaboration groups set up in your tenant.
If you're not currently using the Employee Hub, the Employee Hub module must be enabled as a module before these features become available. Please contact your Quinyx Account Representative if you are interested in activating Employee Hub for your organisation.
Delete a folder with contents

Prior to this release, you were unable to delete a folder with contents i.e., a parent folder containing subfolders and files. Each item of contents had to be deleted individually before deleting the parent folder, taking time and causing frustration.

As the creator of a parent folder (or a member of the creator’s group), you are now able to more easily tidy up your files and folders by deleting a folder with contents.

Private folders can only be deleted by the creator (NOT other members of their group). Private subfolders can be deleted if the parent folder creator deletes the parent.
  1. Select folder with contents and then select the Delete option from the action bar.
  1. To confirm deletion, select Delete.
  1. The deleted folder will appear greyed out with the "Deleted" label.
Folder and its contents (i.e. subfolders and files) will appear greyed out with "Pending delete" label for a period of 30 days, after which they will be permanently deleted. Deleted items can be reinstated at any time during the 30 day period.
Reinstate deleted item within 30 days
  1. Select context menu for deleted file/folder (within the 30 day window).
  1. Select Reinstate.
  2. If the parent folder has been deleted, select a new location for reinstated item, select "Reinstate".
  1. The file/folder will appear reinstated in the chosen location i.e. a tile in active form, not greyed out, and the ‘deleted’ label removed.

New functionality requiring configuration updates

None at this time.

Updates and performance improvements

Update to Employee Hub account settings

We’ve made it easier to manage your Employee Hub configuration by gathering all related on/off settings in one place. Under Account settings > Employee hub settings, we've created a new section called Employee Hub account settings. This section now contains all checkbox-based settings, giving administrators a clearer and more consistent overview of available options.

The following settings are now grouped under Employee Hub account settings:

  • Hide engagement statistics
  • Activate Messenger with collaboration groups
  • Activate Employee Hub tasks in the schedule

New setting: Show Employee Hub tasks in the schedule view

As part of this update, we’ve introduced a new setting called Show Employee Hub tasks in the schedule view. When enabled, Employee Hub tasks can be displayed directly in the schedule view, helping managers work with schedules and tasks side by side.

This change does not alter any existing behavior by default - your current setup remains unchanged unless you enable or disable these settings.

Bug fixes

None at this time.

New HelpDocs content

None at this time.

SOAP API / Web service updates

Tag Categories API update: Deprecation postponement

We are providing an update regarding the deprecation timeline for the unpaginated Tag Categories API endpoint.

The change

The planned deprecation date for the old API endpoint, GET /categories/{categoryExternalId}/tags has been postponed.

Detail

Original

Updated

Old Deprecation Date

December 10, 2025 (Release 0226)

 

New Deprecation Date

 

February 4, 2026 (Release 0229)

 

Why the Change?

This extension to the dual-run period is being implemented to provide our customers with additional time to successfully migrate their integrations to the new, performant, and paginated API (GET /v2/categories/{categoryExternalId}/tags).

We remain committed to supporting a smooth transition to the new endpoint, which resolves critical performance issues (such as 504 Gateway Timeouts and OutOfMemoryError) experienced by customers using the old endpoint with large datasets.

Action required (for users still on the old API)

Customers using the old API are strongly encouraged to complete their migration to the paginated API as soon as possible.

  • Old Endpoint (No Pagination, to be deprecated): GET /categories/{categoryExternalId}/tags
  • New Endpoint (With Pagination, required for future stability): GET /v2/categories/{categoryExternalId}/tags

The deprecation warning will be updated in our official Swagger documentation to reflect the new February 4, 2026, date.

We encourage all of our customers to make use of our APIs to maintain data and to make sure that information is up-to-date. To ensure the scalability of our APIs while growing our customer and user base, we've decided to add restrictions on the usage of our SOAP APIs. These restrictions will be enforced programmatically, which means we will enforce a limit on concurrent calls per customer to 10. You should expect response code 429 if you happen to exceed this limit, and you are recommended to implement a backoff retry mechanism to handle the limit. Note that the limit applies to SOAP only. When moving from SOAP to REST over the coming years, any limits will be built into the API. 

Please make sure to forward this information to the party within your company responsible for integrations.


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