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March 18, 2026 - Copilot improvements
March 18, 2026 - Copilot improvements
Didask's Copilot has been updated to help you write, improve, and enrich your content faster, right inside the content editor.
🔄 What's new
More prominent entry points from the editor
Clearer quick actions: "Add examples" replaces "Make more concrete"
A more intuitive interface for getting started with Copilot
More relevant suggestions powered by improved prompts
🎯 What this means for you
Stay in Didask without needing external AI tools
Quickly sharpen your content's clarity, detail, and examples
Get suggestions tailored to the type of text you're working on
Click here to learn more 👇
March 3, 2026 - Re-engagement emails for inactive learners
March 3, 2026 - Re-engagement emails for inactive learners
⏮️ Before
Learners who had started a course received a re-engagement email at D+2 and D+7 if they were inactive.
⏭️ Now
Learners who have started a course, or who are enrolled in an assigned course (whether or not they've started it), receive a re-engagement email at D+2 and D+7* if they're inactive.
For assigned courses that haven't been started yet, the inactivity period now begins either on the publication date or on the date the learner first accessed the course.
*Re-engagement timing and inactivity calculation apply to assigned courses only.
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February 25 - Didia is now on Slack
February 25 - Didia is now on Slack
Didia is now available directly in Slack. Your team can interact with their AI Coach, ask questions, and practice without ever leaving their daily workspace.
For full setup instructions and best practices, check out the article here:
February 18, 2026 - AI Coach improvements
February 18, 2026 - AI Coach improvements
Didia, your AI Coach, just got smoother and more intuitive. This update brings features that save time and make responses clearer.
🚀 Live response streaming
Didia's messages now appear word by word as they're generated, so you can start reading right away. A new confidence indicator also lets you know how certain Didia is about each response.
🧠 Improved memory and AI Coach
Didia now lets you know when it saves something from your conversation. The memory onboarding flow has been updated for clarity, and the overall UX has been refined for a smoother experience.
February 18, 2026 - Data table improvements
February 18, 2026 - Data table improvements
This feature is available by default for all new customers. To enable it for your account, reach out to [email protected] or your CSM.
A new way to view and work with your data is now available across the Didask platform. You can now sort, filter, group, search, and customize how information is displayed in sections like Publications, Statistics, and User Management.
🎯 What this means for you
Find records fast: Use search and filters to locate a user, publication, or training session
Spot trends: Sort by date, completion rate, or other metrics to identify patterns
Organize by category: Group by department, status, or role to view data by segment
Customize your view: Show or hide columns based on what's relevant to your current task
Assess performance: Combine sorting and filters to identify top performers or areas to improve
🛠️ How it works
Sorting
Click a column header to sort by that column
Click again to reverse the order
An arrow icon shows the current sort direction
Filtering
Click the filter icon next to a column header
Select values to include or exclude
Apply multiple filters to narrow down results
Remove individual filters or reset all at once
Grouping
Use the "Group by" selector above the table
Choose a category to organize your data (e.g. Status, Role, Department)
Expand or collapse groups by clicking the group headers
See how many items are in each group
Search
Use the search bar above the table
Results update in real time as you type
Search runs across all visible columns
Combine with filters for more precise results
Column customization
Click the column visibility icon (usually top right)
Check or uncheck columns to show or hide them
Keep your most relevant data front and center
💡 Good to know
Table settings aren't saved yet. When you leave a page, your sort, filter, and grouping choices reset. The ability to save table views is coming in a future update.
Filters are cumulative. When you apply multiple filters, they work together (AND logic). For example, filtering by "Status: Active" and "Role: Manager" will only show active managers.
❓ FAQ
Can I save my table configuration?
Can I save my table configuration?
Not yet. This is planned for a future update. Settings currently reset when you leave the page.
Can I export filtered data?
Can I export filtered data?
Filtered data export is coming soon. In the meantime, you can use the existing export options, though they may not reflect your active filters.
How many filters can I apply at once?
How many filters can I apply at once?
As many as you need. All active filters work together to narrow down your results.
Can I sort by multiple columns?
Can I sort by multiple columns?
Not yet. Multi-column sorting is planned for a future update.
Can I reorder columns?
Can I reorder columns?
Not in this version, but it's on the roadmap.
February 18, 2026 - Image extraction and reuse
February 18, 2026 - Image extraction and reuse
This feature lets you extract visuals (images, charts, tables) from a source document, save them to My Extracted Images, and reuse them to illustrate your AI projects or AI modules.
🎯 What this means for you
♻️ Smart reuse of existing visuals: Images, charts, and tables are automatically extracted from your source document and stored in My Extracted Images, ready to reuse across your projects.
⏱️ Faster project creation: Spend less time hunting for visuals. Existing assets can be used directly to illustrate AI-generated content.
🧩 More consistent illustrations: The AI selects images based on their description and context within the document, ensuring visuals are genuinely relevant to the content.
🧠 Quality filtering by default: Small or decorative images are automatically excluded, so only useful visuals make it into your library.
💡 Good to know
Only relevant, well-framed images are extracted.
Images smaller than 250px or purely decorative ones are excluded.
Images can only be reused in the same section as their source text.
⚙️ How to use it
Start a PDF import at the project level
Select the document to import
Choose your generation mode
Enable "Image extraction" and "Reuse extracted images"
Find all extracted images in My Extracted Images, inside My Collections
February 12, 2026 - Platform admins can now take ownership of any project
February 12, 2026 - Platform admins can now take ownership of any project
Platform admins can now assign themselves as the owner of any project, even if they weren't previously listed as one.
✨ What this lets you do
Manage who can contribute to the project: add or remove authors as needed.
Maintain continuity when a team member leaves or is on extended leave.
Delete a project when needed (only the project owner can do this).
February 12, 2026 - Edit audience groups after a publication goes live
February 12, 2026 - Edit audience groups after a publication goes live
Admins and space authors can now update the groups a publication is distributed to directly from the distribution panel, even while the publication is live.
💡 This makes it easier to manage your audience and adjust distribution without any disruption.
Changes take effect immediately: new groups get access right away, and existing groups are unaffected. It's especially useful for time-sensitive or high-priority publications where flexibility matters.
February 12, 2026 - Authors can now create and manage folders
February 12, 2026 - Authors can now create and manage folders
Authors can now create, edit, and delete folders within their space, and move projects between folders.
💡 Good to know: deleting a folder won't delete the projects inside it. Those projects will simply appear as unfiled projects.
February 9, 2026 - Security updates: session protection and MFA
February 9, 2026 - Security updates: session protection and MFA
We're rolling out two new features to strengthen the security of your workspace: IP-based session restriction and multi-factor authentication (MFA).
Interested in enabling these features? Reach out to your CSM or our support team at [email protected]
1️⃣ IP-based session restriction
❓ What changes?
User sessions are now tied to an IP address. If the IP changes during a session (for example, switching networks), the session ends automatically and the user is prompted to log back in.
✅ What's the benefit?
It protects against session hijacking. Even if a session cookie is stolen, it can't be used from a different IP address.
👥 Who does this apply to?
Authors, coaches, and admins: always enabled
Learners: can be toggled on or off by the space admin
⚙️ How to enable it
For learners, go to Administration > Security settings.
For all other roles, it's enabled automatically.
2️⃣ Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
❓ What changes?
An extra layer of security is added at login. After entering their password, users receive a 6-digit code by email that they must enter to proceed.
✅ What's the benefit?
It significantly reduces the risk of account compromise, even if a password is stolen.
👥 Who does this apply to?
Admins can choose which roles require MFA:
Learners: applies to all users (learners, authors, and admins)
Editors: applies to authors, coaches, and admins
Space admins: applies to space admins and platform admins
Platform admins: applies to platform admins only
⚙️ How to enable it
MFA requires IP-based session restriction to be enabled first. Once that's in place, go to Administration > Security settings to configure it.
ℹ️ Please note: MFA does not apply to access code logins or SSO logins (OIDC/SAML2), as these are already secured through your identity provider.
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January 28, 2026 - Evaluation module with repeat mode
January 28, 2026 - Evaluation module with repeat mode
👉 Want to take advantage of this feature? Then contact your CSM or the Care team at [email protected]
🔍 What is it?
Repetitions for assessments allow authors to configure assessment modules that can be repeated multiple times by learners.
This feature meets clinical audit requirements by allowing learners to self-assess and improve through multiple attempts.
It offers:
The ability to enable repetitions on a self-assessment module
Configuration of the minimum number of repetitions required and the total number of repetitions allowed
A single “Checklist” granule type is available for self-assessment modules
Access to results and analyses for coaches and learners
Where does it appear? In projects assessment modules, in the module's advanced options.
🎯 Who is it for?
Authors and course creators – To create self-assessment modules that enable learners to practice and improve
Organizations subject to clinical audits – To meet compliance requirements that necessitate repeated assessments
Learners – To self-assess and progress through multiple attempts
Coaches and trainers – To track learner progress and identify areas for improvement
💼 Use cases covered
Clinical audit compliance – Create repeatable assessments to meet regulatory requirements
Progressive self-assessment – Enable learners to practice and improve through multiple attempts
Progress tracking – Analyze the results of each attempt to identify gaps and progress
Continuing education – Use repetition to reinforce learning and memorization
🛠️ How does it work?
For Authors
Ask your Customer Success representative to activate the feature
Access the advanced options for the assessment module:
In Projects, open your assessment module and go to Advanced Options.
Enable the “Enable assessment module retakes” option
Configure the number of retakes:
The minimum number of repetitions required: number of attempts the learner must make to validate the module
The total number of repetitions: maximum number of attempts allowed
Add “Checklist” granules:
They act as a simplified Categorizer for self-assessment
Publish the module 🎉
For Learners
Open the assessment module with retakes enabled in your course
Answer the questions and complete the assessment as usual
View your results after each attempt to see your progress
Perform additional repetitions:
If you have not reached the minimum number of repetitions required, you can try again.
You can continue until you reach the total number of repetitions allowed.
Move on to the next module:
Once you have submitted a number of repetitions equal to or greater than the minimum required, you can move on to the next module.
For Coaches
In the Coach interface, access the assessment result analyses
View the repetition results of each attempt made by the learners
Analyze progress:
Identify areas for improvement and the progress of learners through their various attempts
💡 Good to know
System requirements – Repetitions must be enabled in the advanced options of the assessment module by the author
Specific granule type – When repetitions are enabled, only the “Checklist” granule type is available to simplify self-assessment
Minimum number vs. Total – The minimum number of repetitions required must be less than or equal to the total number of repetitions allowed
Access to results – Coaches and learners can view the results and analyses of each attempt
Progress through the course – Learners can move on to the next module once the minimum number of repetitions has been reached, even if they have not used all of their allowed attempts
❓ Frequently asked questions
How many repetitions can I allow?
How many repetitions can I allow?
You can set the total number of repetitions according to your teaching needs. The minimum number of repetitions required must be less than or equal to the total number.
Can learners see their results after each attempt?
Can learners see their results after each attempt?
Yes, learners and coaches can view the results and analysis of each attempt made.
What happens if a learner does not reach the minimum number of repetitions?
What happens if a learner does not reach the minimum number of repetitions?
The learner will not be able to move on to the next module until they have completed the minimum number of repetitions required.
Can I use other types of granules than “Checklist” in a module with repetitions?
Can I use other types of granules than “Checklist” in a module with repetitions?
No, when repetitions are enabled, only the “Checklist” type of granule is available to simplify self-assessment.
Are repetitions available for all types of assessments?
Are repetitions available for all types of assessments?
Repetitions are available for standard assessment modules. They are not available for integrated SCORM assessments.
January 22, 2026 - Improved filters for publications statistics
January 22, 2026 - Improved filters for publications statistics
Statistics filters now give you complete control over which learners are displayed. This development allows for a more detailed analysis of publication statistics (regardless of the distribution method).
⏮️ Previously, it was not possible to:
Select groups for public publications
Choose groups that were no longer part of the audience with valid access to the publication
⏭️ Now:
Facilitators can select the desired groups, even those that previously had access but no longer do.
Facilitators have a better overview of learners and their access.
🎁 What this brings:
🎯 Ability to filter between “Current access” or “All learners”
👥 Multiple selection of groups + “learners without a group”
🔄 Include deactivated or unidentified users
⚙️ How to use them:
Go to the “Statistics” section of a publication
Click on "Add filters"
Choose the filters according to your needs
Explore the filtered data
January 22, 2026 - Improved user activity history
January 22, 2026 - Improved user activity history
Improvements are now available in the user profile activity, making it clearer and more comprehensive, particularly regarding training spaces and role changes.
🎁 What this brings:
✅ Role changes are now indicated with the corresponding training space (retroactive: past changes are visible)
🆕 Training space additions and deletions are now tracked (not retroactive)
🔍 Better traceability of user activity to facilitate investigations
🚀 A clearer and more comprehensive experience when viewing user history
⚙️ How to use it:
From the “Users” section
Go to the profile of the concerned user
View the activity history to see role changes and space additions/deletions
January 22, 2026 - Ability to assign training to a designated learner
January 22, 2026 - Ability to assign training to a designated learner
You can now assign or distribute publications to individual learners, in addition to groups.
This feature extends the Assignment and Catalog modes.
🆕 What's new:
“Add Learners” button – Allows you to select learners individually from the distribution drawer
Individual assignment – Assign training courses to specific learners, not just groups
Individual catalog distribution – Distribute publications in Catalog mode to specific learners
Search bar – Quickly search for learners by name
Integrated statistics – Individually distributed learners appear in publication statistics
💼 Use cases covered
Targeted onboarding – Assign onboarding training to a specific new hire
Personalized learning paths – Distribute catalog content to individual learners according to their needs
Remedial training – Assign refresher training to specific learners
Mixed distribution – Assign both groups AND individual learners to the same publication
Granular distribution – Control precisely who has access to which content without creating dedicated groups
🛠️ How does it work?
🔹 For coaches in Publications
Open Publications and select the desired publication
Click on the Assignment or Catalog tab
In the distribution drawer, click on the “Add learners” button
Use the search bar to find the learners you want to add
Select individual learners, note you can select multiple learners
The selected learners will appear in the distribution list, in addition to any groups you may have selected
Start distributing the publication using the “Publish” button 🎉
Note: You can select both groups AND individual learners for the same publication. Learners who are both in a selected group AND selected individually will have access without conflict.
🔹 For learners
Individually assigned publications appear:
In “My assigned training courses” on the “Personal space” page (for assignments)
In the “Catalog” (for publications in Catalog mode)
User experience:
No visual difference as individually distributed publications appear the same as those distributed by group
Learners cannot see whether a training course has been assigned to them individually or via a group
Same interface, same features
💡 Good to know
No migration required – Existing group assignments remain unchanged
Statistics – Individually assigned learners appear in publication statistics, just like group members
Search – The search bar in the dialog box allows you to quickly find learners by name.
No automatic relationship – If a learner is in a selected group AND selected individually, they will have access (the two selections are independent).
Programs – This feature is not yet available for programs as they use of the old distribution model
👀 What does it look like?
In Projects:
The distribution drawer now displays an “Add learners” button next to the group selection.
Clicking this button opens a dialog box with a search bar.
The selected learners appear in the distribution list with a visual distinction (individual learner vs. group).
You can see both groups and individual learners selected in the same list.
For learners:
No visual changes: posts appear the same, whether they are assigned to an individual or a group.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Can I assign both groups and individual learners?
Can I assign both groups and individual learners?
Yes! You can select groups AND individual learners for the same publication. The two work together.
What happens if a learner is in a selected group AND selected individually?
What happens if a learner is in a selected group AND selected individually?
The learner will have access; there is no conflict. The system manages both selections independently.
Do individual learners appear in the statistics?
Do individual learners appear in the statistics?
Yes, individually assigned learners appear in the publication statistics, just like group members.
How do learners view individually distributed content?
How do learners view individually distributed content?
In the same way as group-distributed content—in “My Assigned Courses” for assignments, and in “Catalog” for publications in Catalog mode.
Is this feature available for programs?
Is this feature available for programs?
Not yet. Programs still use the old distribution model. This feature will be available for programs in a future release.
Can I remove an individual learner from a distribution?
Can I remove an individual learner from a distribution?
Yes, you can modify the distribution at any time and remove individual learners or groups.
January 21, 2026 - New AI generation mode: preserve my content
January 21, 2026 - New AI generation mode: preserve my content
This new generation mode is designed to produce content that is very close to the source document. It minimizes rephrasing, preserves the original structure, and maintains the level of detail, making it ideal for topics that require a high degree of accuracy.
This mode is particularly suitable for technical, scientific, legal, or compliance and security-related content. It is available at the project and module level and complements the initial mode which allowed users to “rethink the structure”.
🎁 What this brings
Before this change:
Technical content could be simplified and lose important information.
Designers spent a lot of time proofreading and checking content.
Thanks to this change:
Projects remain very close to the source content.
Proofreading is faster and easier.
The content retains a high level of detail and is covered comprehensively.
⚙️ How to do it
Accessible when creating a new project or module.
For maximum fidelity, you can check the “word for word” option, which preserves the source text without rephrasing it.
If you want to include exercises or restructure the content, use “rethink my content.”
January 21, 2026 - AI Generation: Preserve word for word (option in “Preserve my Content” mode)
January 21, 2026 - AI Generation: Preserve word for word (option in “Preserve my Content” mode)
The “word-for-word” option is a strict generation mode that reproduces the source content exactly, without rephrasing, simplification, or interpretation.
It is designed for content where accuracy is essential and where every word and every phrase must remain unchanged: technical procedures, medical protocols, legal texts, security policies, etc.
This mode is available at the project and module level and allows you to quickly generate e-learning modules that are completely faithful to the original document.
🎯 What it offers
Content reproduced exactly as in the source document
Secure use for technical, regulatory, or critical content
⚙️ How to do it
This option is available at the project and module level.
The generated content includes:
Informative granules that reproduce the source text word for word
Headings and key messages
Two exercise granules and flashcards at the end of the module
💡 Recommended use cases
Official documents, procedures, or policies
Content that must remain accurate and validated by experts
Rapid validation by specialists
Regulatory, medical, legal, or safety training
January 21, 2026 - Extracting and reusing visuals from an imported document (AI project)
January 21, 2026 - Extracting and reusing visuals from an imported document (AI project)
When creating a project, source documents often contain rich visuals that have already been worked on by business experts. Until now, these images were largely unusable, forcing authors to recreate them, regroup them or search for new illustrations altogether.
This development now makes it possible to automatically extract and centralize these visuals in a dedicated library, allowing them to be reused to illustrate projects more quickly and efficiently.
🎯 What it offers
♻️ Smart reuse of existing visuals: Automatic extraction of images, graphics, and tables from the source document, centralized in “My extracted images” for easy reuse in projects.
⏱️ Time savings in project creation: Less time spent on illustration: existing visuals can be directly reused to partially illustrate an AI project.
🧩 Illustrations and content consistency: Images are selected by AI based on their description and original context in the document, for illustrations that are truly aligned with the content.
🧠 Automatic quality-based extraction: Images that are too small or decorative are excluded so that only useful and usable visuals remain in the library.
⚙️ How to do it
Please activate the english subtitles to watch the video below.
Start importing a PDF at the project level.
Select the document to import.
Choose the generation mode.
Enable the “Image extraction” option.
Find all extracted images in “My extracted images” in "My Collections".
January 21, 2026 - Module generation via document import
January 21, 2026 - Module generation via document import
It is now possible to import a document or paste text directly during module creation, without going through the project level.
🔍 What has specifically changed
This new feature includes:
📎 Importing a PDF file directly during module creation, with suitable size limits
✍️ Copy-pasting text directly into the module
🎨 A new interface, integrating Design System components
🧭 A stepper, consistent with the creation process at the project level
🎯 What this brings
🚀 Seamless module creation: Authors can now import their documents directly or paste text into the module without having to create a complete project. This greatly simplifies the creation of short, targeted content.
🧩 Accurate and independent modules: This development makes it possible to design ad hoc modules based on specific documentation, perfectly aligned with a single educational objective.
⏱️ Significant time savings: Fewer steps, fewer sidetracks. Authors can focus on the essentials and create modules quickly, using the right content at the right level.
💡 Use cases
✅ When to use this feature:
Authors have short, specific documentation that does not warrant a full project.
Authors are building a project module by module, with sources already prepared.
❌ When not to use it:
If the source document is too lenghty, it is better to use it as a source at the project level in order to generate multiple modules.
🛠️ Size limits
PDF only, with a limit of 10 pages.
Copy-pasted text:
Recommended: 5,000 characters.
Maximum: 8,000 characters.
⚙️ How to do it
1. Create or edit a module
From your project, create a new module or open an existing module in edit mode.
2. Choose the content source
When creating the module, select the option:
import a PDF document
or directly paste text
3. Import your document or paste your content
Upload a PDF (10 pages maximum)
or paste your text, respecting the recommended character limits
4. Follow the creation steps
The stepper guides you through the process, in the same way as at the project level.
5. Finalize and generate the module
Validate your content to start generation and finalize your module.
💡 Good to know
For best results, choose short, targeted content that is aligned with a single educational objective.
January 15, 2026 - Improving the video experience with ABR
January 15, 2026 - Improving the video experience with ABR
At Didask, we know how crucial it is to ensure seamless video streaming, even in environments with limited internet connectivity. That's why we've integrated ABR (Adaptive BitRate) into our platform.
🔍 What is ABR?
ABR is a streaming technology that automatically adjusts video quality based on each user's connection speed. In concrete terms:
⚡ Fast connection: the video is displayed in Full HD
🐢 Slow connection: the video switches to a lower quality to avoid interruptions
⚙️ How does it work?
Each video is encoded in several versions, called renditions, each with a specific bitrate:
📺 1080p – 5 Mbps: fast fiber
📺 480p – 1.5 Mbps: standard WiFi
📱 360p – 800 Kbps: 4G mobile
🌍 240p – 200 Kbps: remote areas or satellite
The video player automatically selects the best version based on the connection. If the network fluctuates, the system adjusts the quality in real time, without the user noticing 🔄.
💡 Why it matters
Some teams work in remote areas with very low bandwidth (200-500 Kbps). Before ABR, videos could not be played properly.
Now, even with a limited connection, our users can access functional and smooth content, ensuring an optimal experience.
January 15, 2026 - Improved results display after assessment (SCORM modules only)
January 15, 2026 - Improved results display after assessment (SCORM modules only)
We have updated the display of your learners' assessment results (in SCORM modules) to provide them with a more fluid and intuitive experience.
👉 The goal? Enabling each learner to understand their results at a glance.
The changes making it readable quickly:
Optimized information hierarchy: The score and success status are now separated and highlighted for immediate reading.
More direct messages: We've simplified the text to keep only the essentials, reducing cognitive load at the end of the module.
Secure navigation: Instructions for validating and saving progress are more explicit, avoiding confusion when leaving the course.
Thanks to this more spacious interface and streamlined design, your learners finish their training on a clear note, with the assurance that their work is properly saved.
January 14, 2026 - Activation/deactivation of end-of-module training
January 14, 2026 - Activation/deactivation of end-of-module training
💡 What this brings
Authors can now decide whether end-of-module practice is available.
This feature allows practice to be tailored to educational needs: simple modules can do without practice, while modules requiring active learning can retain it.
🛠 How to do it
Step 1: Activate the Learning Assistant in your project.
To find out how, read the following article:
⚠️ Only an administrator can activate the Learning Assistant from the administration panel.
Step 2: Configure the end-of-module training
In your project, open the e-learning module to be configured.
Scroll down the module page to the “End-of-module training” option.
Check or uncheck this option to enable or disable it
📝 Good to know
This feature is only available on “e-learning” modules.
When the Learning Assistant is enabled, end-of-module training is enabled by default in your modules.
For more information, consult this article👇
January 7, 2026 - Didask switches to vertical navigation! A new sidebar navigation is now available 🚀
January 7, 2026 - Didask switches to vertical navigation! A new sidebar navigation is now available 🚀
📅 Deployed on January 7, 2026
Vertical navigation is the new navigation system for the Didask platform! It replaces the old horizontal navigation bar with a modern, collapsible sidebar. ✨
A brand new system to access all your sections faster and optimize your workspace 🎯
The vertical sidebar replaces the old horizontal navigation and allows you to:
Navigate between Coach, Projects, Publications, and Administration with one click
Collapse or expand the bar to maximize space
Enjoy an optimized mobile experience
Where it appears: The sidebar is available on the left side of your screen by default.
🎬 Watch a video demonstration of this change by our Product Manager, please activate the English subtitles! 🤗
To find out more, check out the following article👇
January 7, 2026 - Collaborative projects: administrators can now modify the authors authorized to contribute to the project
January 7, 2026 - Collaborative projects: administrators can now modify the authors authorized to contribute to the project
🎯 What has changed
Previously, only the project owner could modify the list of authorized authors for a collaborative project. Now, the administrator, even if they are not the project owner, can modify the list of authors authorized to contribute from the settings of the project in question under the “Access and sharing” section.
✨ What this brings:
More flexibility for the administrator and smoother management of collaborative projects.
⚠️ Note: Only the project owner is able to convert a personal project into a collaborative project.
Keywords: vertical navigation, new features, collaborative projects,
Take full advantage of these updates to enjoy a smoother and more effective content creation and management experience on your platform! 🌟
Still have questions?
Feel free to contact us at [email protected]. Our team is here to support and guide you in all your projects! 💬


















