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# v1.12.0 - 12th January 2022

🏠 **Home Page Update**

A new and improved UI for the home page allowing you to view all your bookings and meetings for the current week.

Simply press 'Book' and you will be able to book any resources in your office. This has been updated to allow you to book desks, rooms, parking and other resources.

The chat assistant and map view have also been relocated to different tabs to allow you to book in different ways.

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**📹 Video Meeting Integration**

Like the web version of UMA, you can now create video meetings directly from the mobile application. Using your meeting preferences you can now add your Microsoft Teams, Zoom or Cisco Webex dial in details to a meeting invite.


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