13 March 2025 (v2.131)
ReachFive v2.131 introduces several improvements and needed bug fixes.
We are happy to inform of you some updates to our UI SDK . We have also added the ability to see past events for our On-demand scaling feature.
As always, we made some general improvements and fixed a few items for you.
UI SDK updates
We are happy to announce a few updates to our UI SDK .
We introduced the showTrustedDevices method that allows you to show a user’s trusted devices.
const accessToken = // Here paste the authorization token of the profile retrieved after login
client.showTrustedDevices({
container: 'mfa-container',
accessToken,
showRemoveTrustedDevice: false,
onReady: instance => {
// Destroy the widget
// if (...) instance.destroy()
},
onSuccess: () => {
console.log("Success!")
},
onError: (error: ErrorResponse) => {
console.error(error)
},
theme: {
primaryColor: '#274890',
borderRadius: '#374890'
}
})We added the showRemoveMfaCredential parameter to the showMfaCredentials method.
Boolean indicating whether to show the option to remove an MFA credential. Defaults to |
On-demand scaling: past events
You can now see past events in addition to scheduled and ongoing events for our On-demand scaling feature.
To use On-demand scaling, go to in your ReachFive Console.
For more details and instructions, see On-demand scaling.
General improvements
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We improved the form validation when configuring an SMTP provider to ensure no required fields are omitted when setting it up in the ReachFive Console.
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We improved the labelling for the
leaked_credentials_usageevent type in the Recent activity section of the ReachFive Console.