Everbility is now better at recovering from short connection issues while pages are loading. If a page briefly fails to load data, the app is more likely to retry on its own instead of leaving you to refresh and try again.
๐ Report saves are more reliable
If a brief connection hiccup happens while you save a report, Everbility now automatically tries again in the background. This means fewer interrupted saves and less need to repeat your work.
- This applies when creating a new report, saving report edits, and renaming a report.
๐ Template pages now redirect cleanly when you're signed out
If you open a personal or organisation template while signed out, Everbility now checks your sign-in status before trying to load the template. That prevents the confusing template errors that could briefly appear before you were sent back to sign in.
- Applies to both personal and organisation templates.
- Pages that require sign-in no longer show false template-loading errors while redirecting you back to sign in.
The small status indicator in the sidebar now shows Everbility's current system health again, so you can trust it when checking whether everything is running normally. Warnings, maintenance, and outages are now reflected more accurately instead of showing stale or missing information.
- The pulsing ring now matches the status color, making issues easier to spot at a glance.
- If the latest status can't be loaded for a moment, the indicator falls back gracefully instead of showing something confusing.
๐ Retry failed sections without losing completed work
If something goes wrong while generating several sections in a document, Everbility now keeps everything that already finished. The sections that did not finish stay ready to retry, with a clearer message so you can recover without starting over.
- Completed sections are preserved even if another section fails partway through.
- You can retry only the sections that failed without touching the ones that already finished.
- When several sections fail, you now get one clear message instead of a string of separate errors.