Task Management becomes its own product, and a schedule you can shape

Two releases a day apart in early October changed how two core parts of Boutique DX are organized: tasks became a product in their own right, and the schedule learned to show only what you need.

Task Management has moved out of Shift Management and become a product of its own, with its own column on the Products page and a Task Planning switch for each store. The Tasks menu and settings follow that switch, so stores that don't plan tasks yet see nothing extra.

• The AI planner can be turned on or off for your whole organization.
• A new routine creates today's tasks right away — no waiting until tomorrow to see it work.
• The week selector shows week numbers, matching the shift table, and weekends use the same shading.

Large rosters carry a lot of information, and not every manager needs all of it. A new Display menu lets you:

• Hide rows and columns you don't use.
• Show or hide individual formulas.
• Show totals and stats in compact view.
• Reset everything to the defaults in one click.

Weekends and public holidays are now tinted in the shift table and in every day-off view, and appointments get their own collapsible row — event and booking icons now show even on days without a shift. On large rosters, the schedule also responds noticeably faster.

Also in 2.18 and 2.19

Shift Management

• Turn shift randomization off for a store in its settings.
• Export a plan sheet for the 勤労の獅子 attendance system, dated by the selected month.

Visitor Management

• New Call flow and Cancellation flow sections in visit flow settings.

Store Analytics

• Daily KPI targets can be cleared again, and the KPI edit page no longer resends an out-of-date target.

Platform

• Saving a staff profile no longer changes their store access unless you edited it.