Introducing the Filmo changelog
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A place to catch up on Filmo’s product updates and find out how to use them in your day-to-day work.
A busy week leaves little time to investigate every change on screen. This changelog brings product updates together so you can understand what they help with, recognise where they fit in your work and find the guidance you need to try them.
Start with the job you need to do
Link to this section: Start with the job you need to doEach entry explains a feature or improvement in the context of work: preparing equipment, organising orders, following a client or handling documents. Read the summary to decide whether it matters to your team, then open the entry for the details.
For example: catching up after a busy month
Link to this section: For example: catching up after a busy monthImagine the warehouse has spent several weeks delivering jobs. When things settle down, its manager can browse the inventory and operations updates, pick one relevant change and use the linked guidance to understand the steps before changing the team’s routine.
A dated editorial record
Link to this section: A dated editorial recordEntries are arranged by date, with major features, enhancements, design changes and fixes distinguished. The dates organise this editorial record; they are not a precise log of when every capability shipped. Current help linked from an older entry can describe a newer version of the interface.
Keep it close to the work
Link to this section: Keep it close to the workSubscribe by email or follow the RSS feed to catch new entries. Use the detailed guides when you need exact actions, permissions or limits, and treat examples as illustrations rather than promises of results for every job.
Use it today
Link to this section: Use it todayThe guides and recordings below describe Filmo today. Screens and available options may have changed since this update.
If you are new to Filmo, read the introduction to distinguish contacts, orders and documents. Then follow Navigating Filmo to find the area you want to use.
For a first practical exercise, use Your first quote to follow an example from the order to the proposal. Review the linked guide’s prerequisites before applying the steps to a real job.
For a video overview, see A tour of Filmo in Filmo Academy.
Watch: A tour of FilmoAcademy videos have English audio and captions, including on Spanish lesson pages.
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