Overview
Version 7.2 brings three updates designed to save you time and improve visibility across the platform.
- A new purple message indicator now appears throughout the workspace, so you always know at a glance where unread messages are waiting.
- The technology fee section has also been redesigned, replacing the old fixed fields with a primary and secondary technology fee field, each with a flexible basis selector (Per Claim, PEPM, PMPM, One Time, Paid Annually, or Paid Quarterly).
- A new Import from Contract button lets you copy details from an existing contract when building a new one, making it faster to set up similar contracts across groups and organizations.
Together, these updates streamline everyday workflows and give you more flexibility in how you manage requests, quotes, and contracts.
New Message Indicator
The messaging feature is getting an upgrade with a new unread message indicator — a purple dot that shows up wherever there's a message you haven't read yet. You'll see it in:
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Request Queue – on any request with a new message on any of its subjects
- Organization name (in the messaging window) – when there's a new message on any subject with that organization
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Subject name (in the messaging window) – when there's a new message within that specific subject
This makes it easier to spot new activity at a glance, whether you're scanning your queue or already inside a conversation.
For more information on messaging within the Ringmaster platform please read: Ringmaster Messaging Guide for Issuers
Technology Fee Field Updates
The technology fee section now offers more flexibility. Instead of two fixed fields (per claim and one-time), you'll now find:
- A Technology Fee field and a Secondary Technology Fee field
- A basis selector for each, with the following options:
- Per Claim
- PEPM
- PMPM
- One Time
- Paid Annually
- Paid Quarterly
This lets you structure technology fees in a way that better fits each contract's terms.
Import from Contract
Creating a new contract manually? A new Import from Contract button lets you pull in all the information from an existing contract instead of starting from scratch — a quick way to save time when setting up similar contracts across groups and organizations.
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