The assistant is better at scheduling work and at answering questions about your courses.
- Courses: ask things like "how many courses do I have?" or "what courses are running?" and get an accurate answer, with start and end dates, session counts and whether a course is finished, running or not yet scheduled. Courses are treated as their own thing, separate from your weekly classes and your class list.
- Tap-to-select questions: when the assistant needs to know which class, instructor, room, customer or pass you mean - or a date, time or day of the week - it now shows your real records to pick from instead of typing out a list. The likely answer is pre-selected, so a studio with one instructor is a single tap, and every day of the week is now offered.
- Clearer scheduling: the assistant is better at telling apart a one-off session, a class that repeats weekly, and a fixed-length course, so it sets up what you actually asked for.
- Fixed: the assistant no longer loses track of the page you are on when you open a blank new-item form, which also fixes guided tours that start on those pages.