Changes in Equipe App, Online and Entry, month by month.
Posts from before 2024 are not tagged by product and are not listed here.
Our terms of service, privacy policies and data protection documents now live at policies.equipe.com. One site for app.equipe.com, entry.equipe.com and help.equipe.com, instead of a copy inside each product.
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August was a full show month, and most of what we did came straight out of it. Working Equitation was rebuilt from the ground up, printed protocols got a visual editor, and a long list of small things that bit people during a live show got fixed.
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Also: Improvements, Bug fixes, FEI and regulatory, and What we're hearing
Working Equitation in Equipe has been rebuilt from the ground up. Dressage, ease of handling and speed are now three separate tests.
Swedish eventing has a young horse championship judged in three phases, ridden back to back on the cross country course, with no times at all. Equipe now handles it. The rest of this post is in Swedish, since the championship is.
Swedish eventing has two sheets where the cross country ride is judged on marks, not on time. Equipe handles them. The rest of this post is in Swedish, since the sheets are.
The bigger ones: eventing style points got a proper column instead of a custom field workaround, the time allowed field got a calculator, and online.equipe.com went through a design cleanup.
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Also: Improvements, Bug fixes, FEI and regulatory, and What we're hearing
This one started with a conversation. Paardensport Vlaanderen vzw, the equestrian federation in Belgium, came to us with a problem they know well.
June was a busy show month across the Nordics and the Netherlands. We spent it tightening up who can see what, making score summaries match riders correctly across shows, and clearing out a batch of timezone and schedule issues that tend to surface during a live show.
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Also: Improvements, Bug fixes, FEI and regulatory, and What we're hearing
You can now limit a login to specific scoreboards. Many of you who work with streaming providers have asked for this.
Riders often have several horses, and on a busy day their competitions run at the same time in different arenas. You want enough time between each of their starts so they can get from one ring to the next and ride every horse.
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