“Add Ervy” prompts for Teams channel members and redesigned emails
Ervy Team
When an admin adds Ervy to a Microsoft Teams channel, members who don’t have Ervy installed in the personal scope now get a card prompting them to install it, and admins are notified about who’s missing it. The sign-in and course sharing emails have a new look too, and so does the Ervy Web sign-in screen.
What changed
When Ervy in is added to a Microsoft Teams channel, members who don’t have Ervy installed in the personal scope now get an “Add Ervy” card with a button to install it. The card is sent once per channel. After installing, they get a welcome message and start receiving new lessons. Lessons sent before they installed Ervy aren’t sent again.
Admins now get a notification when a channel has members without Ervy installed in the personal scope, with a link to a guide on installing it for them in advance. These users are also listed under “Errors & Alerts” in Ervy Hub.
Fixed an issue where uploading a file with the same name as a source in another course could replace that course’s source file. Each source is now stored separately.
Fixed an issue where Fact Check could mistake regular learning material for instructions trying to influence the check, and list it as a “Likely incorrect” claim. When a document does contain such instructions, this is now shown as a “Reviewer note” instead of a claim that may be inaccurate.
The sign-in email and the course sharing email have been redesigned, and there's better dark mode support.
The Ervy Web sign-in screen has been updated.
