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Clocks spring forward this Sunday, so the 2:00 AM hour does not exist. Notify those adorers not to come, and remind Sunday adorers to set clocks ahead.

Adorers can now set substitute availability by time range, by hour, by day, or on a full weekly grid, so the Substitute Finder asks the right people.

A link in a text message is now rewritten to a forwarding address on your own domain, which helps carriers trust your messages rather than flag them.

A new page shows how many substitutes are available for each hour of your weekly schedule, highlighting hours with none and listing who is free.

You can now import your list of commitments as well as your list of adorers, which makes moving from a spreadsheet or another system much quicker.

The Substitute Finder now deprioritizes an adorer who already accepted a substitution that same day, since they are less likely to say yes again.

Closing an hour on the schedule now pauses any open substitute request for it automatically and flags it for you, so it is ready to cancel.

A call transferred to an adoration coordinator now shows your adoration phone number as the caller ID, so you know it is a call worth answering.

Phone calls now use a far more natural sounding voice, adorers can press 4 to hear their door code, and unknown callers get a greeting and a menu.

Filter your commitments by whether they are perpetual to see which ones carry an end date, with counts for each on your statistics page.