Users can now configure their preparation folders manually by editing the config.json.

When importing files from such folders, user would see a dialog in the operations Feed asking to confirm the camera model of imported images and select destinations to put the files to.

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Jetraw now features Auth0 interface so users could log in to their orgs to start using the app straight away instead of manually configuring it in a json.

Beta testers will now have assigned AWS credentials and a license that will also be automatically configured by the app. The user will be asked for confirmation before doing any change in their local machine (i.e. before creating or editing any file from their computer).

Operations queue performance is now optimized for large scale orgs with hundreds of users with more efficient monitoring of the queue progress and faster retrieving.

• App renamed to Jetraw.
• Jetraw can now run on MacOS Intel chip.‍
• Operations feed tabs are renamed to All, Review and Shared.
• Long filenames in File list are not truncated to preserve table structure.

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