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Screenshot of the new app launcher in the home area of My tapio
Screenshot of the new app launcher in the home area of My tapio
Screenshot of the new app launcher in the home area of My tapio

The App Launcher in the My tapio home area has been redesigned to simplify usage and create a clearer distinction from the app management section.

All apps are now displayed in a clear list with name and icon and can be launched directly from there as usual. The previous "Mark with star" favorite function has been replaced by drag-and-drop for repositioning.

In addition, the card view has been removed. The new layout now more clearly distinguishes between launching apps from the Home area and managing apps under the "Apps" menu.

Excerpt from the twinio menu where the download for Tool Data was started
Excerpt from the twinio menu where the download for Tool Data was started
Excerpt from the twinio menu where the download for Tool Data was started

twinio users now have the option to download the data of their tools and tool holders in CSV format. This allows central tool information such as ID, storage location and availability to be viewed and processed outside of twinio if needed.

The feature can be accessed in twinio Office via the main menu.

ServiceBoard opened on a smartphone, tablet, and laptop
ServiceBoard opened on a smartphone, tablet, and laptop
ServiceBoard opened on a smartphone, tablet, and laptop

After an extended period of gathering feedback and suggestions from practical use, we have improved the ticket overview in the ServiceBoard. Important information, such as machine name and number, is now permanently visible on all devices (PC, tablet, and smartphone).

In addition, the appearance has been updated to match the current My tapio design standards. This allows the ServiceBoard to seamlessly integrate into the modern, unified design of the tapio app ecosystem.

All existing functions remain unchanged. This update focuses on improved information display and a consistent, user-friendly experience.



Screenshot from My tapio of the app tabs showing the setup of ServiceBoard
Screenshot from My tapio of the app tabs showing the setup of ServiceBoard
Screenshot from My tapio of the app tabs showing the setup of ServiceBoard

The setup assistant in My tapio now helps with setting up apps and add-ons. When a new app, add-on, or a combination of both is ready for setup, a notification will appear at the top of the page under the “Apps” menu.

By clicking “Set up”, you are guided step by step through all required settings. In addition to the familiar assignment of machines and users, permission keys for add-ons and service partner relationships, e.g., for sharpening services, are now also requested directly during setup.

The Setup Assistant ensures that all configurations necessary for the functionality of an app or add-on can be completed centrally and easily.