What’s new in Hortis: June 2022

Images in Hortis

In June’s “What’s New in Hortis”, we finalise some of the most requested features, mapping and photos, so they could be lifted out of experimental mode and made available to all users.

A number of other useful features have been added, including the ability to delete accessions and plant materials, and showing the full audit log for updates to plant material records.

Read our post below to find out more about our highlights from June.

For more feature-related news, head to the Release Notes page at support.hortis.com.

What’s new in Hortis: January 2022

What’s new in Hortis: January 2022

We are very excited to share our first monthly What’s New In Hortis update with you. With the Hortis platform, our engineers are able to deploy new features at a high rate without you needing to take any action. This means that users all over the world will always have the latest version on their smartphone, tablet and pc.

When new features are deployed, we will publish the news on the release notes page at support.hortis.com. We will use this blog series to summarise the highlights of the past month.

Best wishes from the Hortis Team

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As we approach the end of 2021, we would like to take the opportunity to thank all of you who have taken part and engaged with us through these difficult times. Since joining Candide in 2020, we have been “rethinking plant records” and been solving challenges for the community. Here, we look back at our final webinar of 2021, entitled “Hortis is coming to town”.

Wishing all our community members a wonderful festive season, and look forward to working with you in 2022.

Plant Records Webinar – Healthy Plant Records: Are they achievable?

Healthy plant records system

A healthy plant records database is vital for the effective management of a plant collection. If you are not able to rely on your data, the value of investing time in keeping records in the first place, is put into question. In our last webinar, we explored the topic of healthy plant records and how they help towards becoming a data-driven institution.