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Shortcuts

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Last updated 8 months ago

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Shortcuts are one of the most useful features, as they allow you to perform multiple operations with a single tap. Until now, only your technician could create new ones or modify existing ones.

We are excited to announce that this feature is now available to users as well! The shortcuts created by your technician are system-bound and cannot be modified (although you can hide them). However, by accessing the dedicated page, you can add new ones.

Click on the three dots in the top right corner, then select Edit Configuration.

To add a new shortcut, simply click the + button in the bottom right corner.

You can customize the appearance (color and icon), assign a name and description, define the operations, and set the desired state of an element.