Sharesight release notes – March 2022
March was a big month and many of you will have noticed a number of small but significant UI changes, which form part of a wider package of design and usability improvements that will be rolled out over the coming months.
UX / Usability improvements
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Introduced a new breadcrumb navigation bar in the account preferences section. This will be rolled out to other places soon.
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The Integrations tab has moved to a menu item under the Account dropdown.
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The Help tab has moved to a menu item under the Account dropdown.
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Reduced the height of the Header bar for an improved experience on mobile devices.
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Added a new Brokers tab allowing quick access to import data from all of our supported brokers.
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Reimplemented the Reports tab for a better experience on mobile devices.
New Functionality / Enhancements
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Added support for users from an additional 29 countries to sign up to Sharesight and track portfolios and custom investments in their local currency. Sharesight now supports 164 currencies.
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Added a new account level interface to manage custom investments and their prices across all portfolios.
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Updated labels on the trust distribution pro rata form which is available on the Taxable Income Report for Australian users.
Broker Import Functionality (Trade Confirmations)
- Added support for Jarvis Investment Management (UK).
- Added support for Gibraltar Asset Management (Gibraltar).
- Added Support for Capital Financial Markets (UK).
- Added support for Robinhood recurring weekly/daily/monthly investments (US).
Sharesight API
- Updated API docs to remove deprecated V1 API.
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