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# Week of 08/06/2026 — Read receipt / Add screen from administration
**📰 Posts – New “I have read” button to confirm acknowledgment**
Until now, publication authors had no simple way to ensure that recipients had indeed acknowledged important content, nor to follow up with those who had not reacted. This update aims to provide a clear read-confirmation mechanism, particularly useful for regulatory, security, or strategic communications that require named follow-up.
🆕 What was updated
* **“I have read” button can be enabled by the author** : adds an option to the post allowing readers to confirm that they have acknowledged the content.
* **Reader tracking** : the author can view the confirmation count and access the named list of people who clicked.
* **Targeted follow-up** : ability to directly remind collaborators who have not yet confirmed their reading.
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**📺 TV screens – Complete redesign of administration**
Until now, TV screen management was only accessible by Steeple teams. This redesign aims to unify the experience and give global administrators control to manage screens from the admin app, with an end-to-end redesigned journey — from pairing to customization.
🆕 What was updated
* **Centralized creation and configuration** : administrators can create, configure, and delete their screens directly from the admin panel.
* **Opening scheduling, subscriptions, and customization** : all options (including the countdown) are accessible in one place, for smooth and consistent management.
**📱 Administration – Tracking logins by device type**
Until now, administrators did not have a clear view of their employees’ actual usage: it was impossible to see at a glance whether a user connected mainly from the web, mobile, or a display board. This update aims to give administrators an immediate view of their teams’ login methods, to better manage multi-channel adoption.
🆕 What was updated
* **New “Last device used” column** : display of badges and icons on the user administration page to identify the login channel at a glance (web, mobile, display board).
* **“Recent logins” filter** : ability to filter the user list by device type over the last 30 days.
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**📋 Administration – Users’ “Regular” status**
Until now, identifying regular collaborators required going through analytics dashboards, without being able to act directly on this signal from user management. This update aims to bring this key information into the heart of administration, so administrators can spot, sort, and activate their engagement levers directly from the user list.
🆕 What was updated
* **New “Regular status” column** : display of Regular / Non-regular status in the user administration table, with sorting enabled.