Release Notes — August 14, 2026 | Web v.2.30.0, Mobile v.2.23.0

Shared by Lever360 Support • August 17, 2026

Full background sync, a new camera with zoom and flash, built-in photo editing, and complete visibility into who's signed in to your account.

This is a big one for the field. The mobile app now syncs in the background — data, photos, and documents — so your crew's work moves to the office while they get on with the next job. There's also a new native camera with zoom and flash controls, photo editing built right into the app, and full visibility and control over every session on your account.

🔄 Full Background Sync

This is the headline of the release. The Lever360 mobile app now synchronizes in the background.

What that means for your crew

A tech finishes documenting a room, closes the app, and moves to the next unit. The app keeps working — pushing job data, photos, and documents to the server on its own. No one has to sit and watch a progress bar, and nobody has to remember to come back and check.

What's included

Background data sync — job records, notes, and edits continue syncing while the app is closed
Background media upload — photos and documents upload in the background too, which is where most of the volume lives on a real job
Connectivity awareness — the app recognizes when a usable connection is available and works with it

Why it matters

Photo volume is the single biggest thing standing between a job being documented and that documentation being usable by the office. Moving it to the background means the office sees the work sooner, and the tech stays focused on the job.

📸 A New Camera and Photo Editing

Two upgrades to how your crews capture and finish photos on site.

A native camera built for job sites

Lever360 now uses native camera support on both iOS and Android, with a capture interface built for the conditions your crews actually work in:

Pinch to zoom — get a usable shot of a ceiling stain or a meter reading without climbing
Flash controls — right in the top corner of the camera, for crawlspaces, attics, basements, and behind-the-appliance shots
An expanded capture interface — more room and more control while shooting (.5 zoom)

This applies across the app's capture options, including Multi-Photo Capture — so a tech walking a property with the shutter camera gets zoom and flash on every shot in the run.

📚 New to Multi-Photo Capture? How to Use Multi-Photo Capture in Lever360

Photo editing built in

Photos can now be adjusted right in the app, with no exporting to another tool:

Rotate — set the orientation
Reflect — flip horizontally or vertically
Crop — frame the shot on what matters
An expanded viewer and editor — more space to review what you captured before it goes out

Switch photo editing on first

Photo editing is a per-user setting, so each person turns it on for their own device. That means you can roll it out to a few techs first if you'd rather.

On the mobile app: tap More → Settings → find the Photo section → toggle on Image Editing.

Multi-Photo Capture lives in the same Photo section, if anyone on your team hasn't switched that on yet.

Together, a tech can capture a property with zoom and flash, frame and orient each photo on site, and background sync carries the whole set to the office from there.

📚 Step-by-step, with video: How to Rotate, Reflect, and Crop Photos in Lever360

Active Sessions and Access Control

What it is

You can now see every active session on your account — web and mobile, for every employee — in one place, and end any of them whenever you need to.

How to get started

Go to Settings → Company Settings → Revoke Tokens.

What you'll see

The screen opens with a count of how many people are currently signed in, and a list grouped by person. Expand anyone to see each device they're signed in on:

Who's signed in — every employee with an active session, and how many sessions each one has
What they're on — the actual device and browser, like "Edge 151 · Windows" or "Apple iPhone 17 Pro · iOS 26.6," with the mobile app version alongside it
When they were last active — in plain relative time, like "1 minute ago" or "26 minutes ago"
Your own device — marked with a This device badge, so you always know which session is the one you're sitting in

There's a search box at the top for finding a specific person or device.

What you can do

Revoke a single device — end one session and leave the person's other devices signed in
Revoke a person — sign someone out of everything at once
Revoke All Tokens — end every session on the account in one action

Anyone you revoke is signed straight out of the system.

Why it matters

A phone gets left on a job site. A tablet gets retired. Someone moves on mid-week. You can see exactly what's connected to your account and end access in seconds, yourself.

📚 Full walkthrough, including how to pair this with deactivating an employee: Managing Active Sessions with Revoke Tokens

Employee Deactivation, End to End

Deactivating an employee now does the whole job at once.

Access ends immediately

They're signed out on both web and mobile, and their access ends the moment you deactivate them. A confirmation prompt appears first, so it's always a deliberate action.

They come off every assignment list

A deactivated employee is cleared from every place you'd assign new work:

Job, task, company, and contact assignment
Equipment and vehicle assignment
Timecards
The technician matrix and employee pickers
The resource list
Text message participants
Any assigned phone number

Notifications stop as well.

Their history stays with you

Deactivation ends access and keeps records. Past jobs, schedules, tasks, notes, resource and schedule history, and every link to companies and contacts stay exactly where they are. You keep the full record of the work they did.

You'll know when access changes

You're notified when a password is changed or a session is revoked, so you always have visibility into access on your account.

Job Syncing

Mobile and the web app now coordinate edits field by field.

Field-level updates

When a tech changes something on a job, mobile sends that specific field. If someone in the office is working on the same job at the same time, both sets of changes come through together

Job Status and Next Step Notes

Job Status and Next Step Notes always show the most recent value, including across offline work that syncs later. Status changes flow through the dedicated status-change workflow on mobile, and status log entries from the field and the office are combined so you see the full sequence.

Edits in progress

Pending edits stay on the device through an app restart and remain queued until they've been sent, then clear on their own.

🔧 General Platform Improvements

Session security — Refreshed authentication across the platform, including token handling, revocation, and multi-company switching
Text messaging — Refinements to SMS history, delivery and status display, and participant management
Last Visit Date you control — Last Visit Date tracks actual visits, and note types now carry an "Affects Last Visit Date" setting so you decide which notes count as one
Technician matrix — Employee names and lists display consistently throughout the matrix
Precise job data handling — Job updates apply exactly to the field they target, including nested details

💻 Web Improvements

Continuous sign-in — Sessions refresh quietly in the background, keeping you signed in while you work
Clear session hand-off — When a session ends, you're taken straight to sign-in with a clear message
Editable lists — Editable lists handle empty states smoothly
Revenue Item entry — Revenue values accept smoothly as you type
Revocation modal — A clearer revoke access modal, with confirmation before access is ended

📱 Mobile Improvements

Session check before sync — The app confirms your session before syncing, so uploads always land against a current login
A snappier interface — The search bar responds instantly as you type, the app opens straight into your work, and job cells render cleanly in job lists
Device details — Sessions carry rich device information, including recognizable Apple device names, so each one is easy to identify

HOW TO UPDATE

Web: The update is applied automatically. If you don't see the new options right away, refresh your browser or clear your cache.

Mobile: Update from the App Store or Google Play — search "Lever360."

💡 Need help?

📧 help@lever360.com

📞 561.337.2900 x 2 📚 https://docs.lever360.com/en/

We value your feedback and appreciate your continued support.

— The Lever360 Team