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    8/1/22: What's new in CommunityCore?
    • 31 Jul 2022
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    8/1/22: What's new in CommunityCore?

    • Updated on 31 Jul 2022
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    Every two weeks, we release improvements to our systems and highlight what is new for you. The latest changes were deployed over the weekend. You don't need to do anything to see these updates in CommunityCore. To take advantage of the new color scheme in InspectorConnect 3.0, please make sure you have the latest version of the app installed.

    TL;DR (“Too Long; Didn’t Read”)

    With these updates, now you can:

    🎨 Also, we have a refreshed color scheme in CommunityCore, CommunityConnect, and InspectorConnect!
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    CommunityCore Updates

    Easier permit resubmittals

    We made creating the right kind of submittal in a permit a little easier.

    Now, when a plan review in permit has been Delivered, Not Approved, like this:
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    After you click the Create Submittal button, you will be prompted to create a resubmittal like this:
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    View the how-to guide: Create a resubmittal in a permit

    We hope this will help in the decision-making process (...Initial submittal or resubmittal? 🤔) when you are creating a resubmittal.


    Creating an initial submittal/submittal #1?

    The process of creating the initial submittal, remains the same. Need a refresher? View our how-to guide here: Create a permit submittal and assign a plan review



    Recalculating fees after decrease of estimated valuation

    In this release, refunds will not be shown automatically if all permit fees have been paid and the estimated valuation number is decreased. In these instances, you will be able to control which fees (that are calculated based on the estimated valuation and part of a sum of fees) are recalculated after the estimated valuation amount is decreased.

    So, it works like this:

    1. Permit fees are paid in full, balance due = $0.00
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    1. The estimated valuation is decreased, but all fees have already been paid.
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    1. The assessed fees aren't automatically recalculated and no refund is shown with this change (decreasing the valuation):
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    1. If you need to show a refund, the control is in your hands. 😄 Click Recalculate next to the fees that need to changed.
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    1. Now the assessed fee has been changed and it shows a refund due.
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    As always, if you have any questions about this process, please reach out to us! support@communitycore.com




    The CommunityCore development team releases enhancements to the web app every two weeks. If you have a request for an improvement or have identified an issue in CommunityCore, contact our Support team at support@communitycore.com . Thank you!


    View past updates

    7/18/22: What's new in CommunityCore?
    6/20/22: What's new in CommunityCore?
    6/6/22: What's new in CommunityCore?

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