Abraxio Release Notes – December 2025

Abraxio Release Notes – December 2025

Discover the latest updates

🗓️ Multiple Work Calendars

Context and objective

This new feature introduces multi–work calendar management, enabling more granular configuration by country, region, or entity, and improving the consistency of operational calculations (working days, capacity, absences, and planning).

Key enhancements

  • Ability to create multiple work calendars within a single environment.

  • Each calendar includes:

    • a customizable weekly schedule defined per day (0 / 0.5 / 1),

    • country-based preconfigured public holidays,

    • the ability to manually add custom public holidays.

  • Collaborators are assigned to a work calendar through their periods.

  • All key calculations (working days, absences, capacity) are now based on the collaborator’s calendar.

  • Update of the Teams module configuration to support advanced work calendar management.

  • Automatic creation of a “France” calendar for all existing environments, with automatic assignment of all existing collaborators.

Impacts

Timesheets & absences

  • Automatic application of non-working days and public holidays to empty and future timesheets.

  • Adjustment of recurring absences based on the collaborator’s weekly schedule and calendar holidays.

Capacity

  • Capacity calculations now reflect the collaborator’s work calendar.

  • When automatic alignment from absences is enabled, non-working days are taken into account.

Planning & project management

  • Non-working days from the default calendar are greyed out in project Gantt planning.

  • Durations expressed in working days within Gantt charts are calculated based on this calendar.

  • Project closure tasks take the collaborator’s calendar into account when calculating due dates.

Import / Export

  • A new “Work calendar” column has been added to the user export.

  • The same column is available in imports when multiple calendars exist.

  • If the column is empty during import, the default calendar is automatically applied.

⏳ Occasional Timesheet Entry

Context and objective

The new occasional timesheet entry feature simplifies time tracking by allowing organizations to enable non-sequential, lightweight timesheets for collaborators who record their time on an irregular basis.

User experience

  • A new “Enter my time” button appears on the Abraxio dashboard for users with occasional time entry enabled, with secondary access to “Enter my absences.”

  • Clicking “Enter my time” opens the current month’s timesheet directly, with the ability to navigate to past or future months.

  • If no values have been recorded on any timesheet, no timesheet is displayed.

  • As soon as at least one value is entered, the timesheet moves to the “to be completed” status.

  • The “Enter my time” / “Enter my absences” buttons also remain available in the Portfolio Summary tab.

Additional impacts

Teams interface

  • A new “Occasional entry” column has been added to the Teams > Collaborators table.

Excel exports

  • Addition of the “Occasional entry” column to the “User list” export.

  • In the timesheet export, only timesheets containing at least one entered value are included for collaborators with occasional time entry enabled.

API

  • Timesheets with no recorded entries are no longer returned by the API route.

🖊️ Notes

Context and objective

This new feature addresses two complementary needs:
  • Documenting key information that needs to be shared with all authorized collaborators.

  • Capturing personal, private “post-it” style notes intended solely for their author.

In this first release, notes can be associated with the following objects: projects, activities, suppliers, and contracts.

Note content and behavior

When created, a note includes:
  • A free-text field.

  • A note type, configured in Admin > Transverse.

  • A date (defaulting to the current date, with no restriction on modification).

  • A public/private visibility status:

    • Private notes are visible only to their creator.

    • Public notes are visible to all users who have access to the parent object.

Notes are sorted from oldest to most recent and can be:

  • Pinned (displayed at the top of the list regardless of creation date),

  • Edited,

  • Deleted,

  • Filtered.

Creation and consultation

Notes are accessible only from the object to which they are attached.

To create a note, the user must have edit permissions on the parent object (project, supplier, etc.).

A note can be created:

  • via the + button at the top right of the object,

  • via the contextual three-dot menu,

  • from the Notes section in the Management tab

    • (or from the Contract tab in the case of contracts).

Notes can be consulted from the same entry points.

Upcoming enhancements

  • Addition of a text search within the notes panel.

  • Extension of notes to a broader range of objects.

For more details, please refer to our dedicated article.

🤝 Decisions

Context and objective

This major enhancement introduces a comprehensive framework to create, track, monitor, and analyze decisions directly within Abraxio. Decisions are now first-class business objects that can be linked to projects, activities, fiscal periods, budget lines, suppliers, and contracts, enabling stronger governance and more structured management.

Decision details

Decisions are accessed via a side panel that leverages the familiar task interface.
This panel remains persistent while navigating within the same module.

Decision fields

A decision includes the following elements:
  • Title

  • Reference (automatically generated if configured in Admin > Configuration > Transverse)

  • Owner

  • Associations:

    • One association per object type: project, activity, fiscal period, budget line, supplier, contract.

    • When a decision is linked to a budget line, the related project or activity is automatically added.

  • Instance:

    • Instances are configurable in Admin > Configuration > Transverse.

    • By default, two instances are available on all environments: Executive Committee (CODIR) and Steering Committee (COPROJ).

  • Analytical dimensions:

    • Up to three analytical dimensions can be enabled for decisions.

  • Attachments:

    • Documents can be added as attachments.

History

Each status change is recorded (excluding files).
The full history is available in read-only mode via the History menu in the decision panel.

Permissions Overview – Decisions

Summary of permission rules for decisions based on their status:

Decision statusReadCreateEditDelete
Draft / PendingIf you have read access to an object, you can view decisions linked to it.If you have edit rights on an object, you can create decisions for it.Only the decision owner or designated decision-maker can edit the decision, provided they have edit rights.Only the decision owner or designated decision-maker can delete the decision, provided they have edit rights.
Validated / Rejected / AbandonedIf you have read access to an object, you can view decisions linked to it.If you have edit rights on an object, you can create decisions for it.Decisions are read-only; only the owner/decision-maker can modify the status.Deletion is not allowed; the decision’s status must be changed instead.

Decision visibility rules

The visibility of decisions strictly depends on the user’s read permissions on the associated objects.

Summary

ScreenVisible decisions
Project/Activity decision trackingDecisions linked to the project/activity.
Decisions linked to a budget line are visible only with access to the associated sub-budget.
Budget-related decisions require read access to at least one project sub-budget.
Portfolio decision reviewAggregation of the rules above.
Supplier decision trackingDecisions linked to the supplier or its contracts.
Supplier decision reviewAggregation of the rules above.
Fiscal period decision reviewDecisions linked to the fiscal period are visible only with read access to the full budget.
Decisions linked to a budget line require access to the associated sub-budget.
Budget line decision trackingAll decisions linked to the budget line.

For further details, please refer to our dedicated article.

📖 API – Supplier Dataset

Context and objective

The Supplier Dataset provides, through new API endpoints, all the information required to analyze suppliers, their contracts, key milestones, evaluations, and analytical dimensions.

This feature is designed to facilitate data integration into BI tools, in particular Power BI.

Key points

  • New API access scope: “Supplier Dataset” (not automatically granted to existing API credentials).

  • Availability of several API endpoints to retrieve:

    • active or referenced suppliers,

    • contracts and key dates,

    • analytical dimensions (suppliers and contracts),

    • evaluations.

  • Introduction of a unique functional identifier for each contract, enabling easier data reconciliation and cross-analysis.

  • Update of supplier Excel exports, now based on this functional identifier for the Contracts, Key Dates, and Commitments tabs.

Upcoming enhancements

  • Availability of a demonstration Power BI report to visualize supplier, contract, key date, and evaluation data.

⭐ Other improvements

Restricted addition of collaborators to teams

This update strengthens managerial controls over team composition in order to prevent organizational inconsistencies. Managers with limited edit rights can now add to their teams only collaborators they are authorized to manage.

Planned effort visibility in timesheets for all collaborators

This enhancement introduces greater flexibility in how planning information is shared across teams.

The display of planned effort in timesheets is now configurable at the organization level:
Admin > Configuration > Teams > Timesheets

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  1. Once the toggle is enabled, all collaborators have access to the planned column in their timesheets.
  2. If the option is disabled, manager profiles continue to have access to this column.

Harmonization of labels between Time Tracking and Timesheets

To improve consistency and readability of time entry data, several labels have been updated across the Time Tracking and Timesheets interfaces.

Changes in Time Tracking

  • Loaded JxH” is now labeled “Entered worked JxH”.

  • Entered JxH” is now labeled “Total entered JxH”.

Changes in Timesheets

The “Total” column is now labeled “Entered total”.
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