This update gives you much more control over how shared and embedded enrolment pages look and behave, plus a few new calendar, commenting and reporting improvements.

What's new

New List View for Classes
Shared class lists can now be displayed as a compact list instead of the card grid. Each row shows the class date and time, location, session count and price alongside an Enrol Now button, letting visitors scan many classes at a glance.

Location Controls for Shared Class Lists
A course's class list can now be shared with one or more locations pre-selected, so visitors only see classes running where they are — ideal for location-specific landing pages. You can also hide the location filter bar entirely for a cleaner embedded page.

Course Filtering & Sorting on Shared Course Pages
When sharing or embedding your course list page, Administrators can now restrict it to a chosen set of courses and pick the order they appear in — by name (A–Z or Z–A), price (low to high or high to low), or duration (shortest or longest first).

Improvements

• The Share Calendar Feed window now includes step-by-step instructions for subscribing to your calendar feed in Google Calendar, Outlook and Apple Calendar.

• Calendar filter chips have a cleaner design and stay compact when multiple filters are active, so they no longer overflow the toolbar.

• Comments older than a day now show their date instead of a relative time, making older discussions easier to place.

• Invoice exports now include a Payment Type column showing whether an invoice was paid internally, externally, or both.

• Emails sent on behalf of your organisation now include your RTO code in the footer.

• Web links pasted into name and business name fields on enrolment forms are now automatically removed, keeping your student records free of spam.

Bug fixes

• Tooltips on small elements such as status indicators no longer flicker when hovered.

• Merging duplicate student records now correctly issues any certificates that were pending and became eligible as part of the merge.