m-Power Road Map
We are constantly improving m-Power to deliver the features that make it more useful to customers. Please see the following list of enhancements we're planning to deliver in the near future:
Active Development
| FTP Support | |
| m-Power developers are currently exploring the possibility of adding FTP export capabilities to our Messaging & Scheduled Tasks system. This would give organizations another vehicle for sending data to 3rd parties, beyond traditional email. | |
| m-Painter Upgrade - Improved Layout, Styling, and UI design capabilities | |
| This upgrade of the m-Painter software will offer Improved application layout, styling, and other UI design capabilities for m-Power developers. Developers will enjoy a modern UI and more robust design capabilities to create full featured applications in a WYSIWYG design environment. | |
Future Development
| Improved Graphing Wizard | |
| Our development group is planning an overhaul for the graphing wizard within m-Power. Notable improvements include allowing easier and more robust customization of various graphing options. In addition, a previewing panel will be available to see how graph customizations will appear directly within the m-Painter editor. | |
| Signature Capture | |
| This future m-Power project would allow for users to sign a screen on a mobile device that m-Power would electronically save. This saved signature could then later be rendered. | |
| Single Sign on via SAML | |
| Single Sign-On (SSO) is a commonly requested feature. Customers often want to integrate m- power with other systems. Without a single sign on mechanism, users are required to sign in to each system separately. This is often undesirable. There are many ways to implement SSO. However, SAML (Secure Authentication Markup Language) is a standard used in many industries for secure and trusted authentication between systems. Recently we have found that some customers require this standard be followed in order to be compliant with internal security policies. This project aims to provide a configurable interface so that m-Power can share SSO authentication with any other system available via SAML. With a SAML capability, m-Power developers can setup their m-power systems to validate against any other SAML enabled system. With SAML, developers can also enable their other systems to validate against m-power tables and security features. | |